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bessantj posted:That's great. A muslim had a drink so I don't believe the vulnerable should have a safety net anymore. Brain of nothing but worms. Yes, the group I dislike have inconsistent principles when you compare diverse individuals, therefore my lack of any principles is more consistant and moral. Pure sophistry. The prophet only spoke against drunkenness.
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crispix posted:dyou reckon they call it a knob of butter b/c it is the amount that can comfortably fit under the foreskin Sounds like a goon project. Post it on GBS.
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Guavanaut posted:You could have a guinea pig. Capybaras are the chillest rodents. My gran taught me the pro move for cooking smaller birds is to get several pig skin squares and stitch the bird inside with whatever veg (garlic and onion usually) inside and roast. Not particularly kosher gran  , but you can't argue with the results  All the rendered fat is super good for gravy.
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NotJustANumber99 posted:Sounds positively mediaeval She's Belgian, what can I say.
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If you really need to get them mega crispy roll them in potato starch before the last fry. Its what chef's use to get a crisp on sweet potato fries. Otherwise just use a potato variety with high starch content.
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Couple of pages late, but didn't Gordon Brown end the game?
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Guavanaut posted:69,999 pdfs about the innate superiority of the aryan race, the white genocide, the great replacement, the international jew, the protocols of zion, and the necessity of immediate armed resistance: a matter of opinion It was the cookbook that did for him. Presumably the far right stuff was used in mitigation. If he had tattoo of a rainbow with lighting bolt he would gone down, forever.
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This rewilding plan is a) about pheasant shooting and b) yet another cash funnel, right?
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forkboy84 posted:Anarchists in Spain did work with government during the Civil War. And we know how that went down, the USSR decided that destroying their left wing enemies was a higher priority than winning the war. Politics never change.
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Rustybear posted:genuine question for any tory knowers: what happens if graham brady is less than honest about the letter count? I doubt they even consider it a possibility.
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Oh dear me posted:I pronounce the suffix very differently from the word. Burreh surely? Now Faugh...I had an American ask how to get to Faux, and just didn't understand, until he wrote it down. Pronounced faff.
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Chunder is such a quality word.
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BalloonFish posted:Ah yes, that period when New Labour famously dragged British politics and culture to the left??? I seem to remember them slavishly scuttling ever rightwards and cranking up the racism dial in search of approval from the red-tops. What planet are these people on/from? Them not taking the 7 year deferment of free movement from accession countries because "Britain is too white" in 2004 is perhaps their #2 on governing blunders. Iraq being #1.
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The Question IRL posted:Maybe I was in the wrong branch of law*, but I never understood how you could automate law. Or at least the type of law I was involved in. Presumably for legal aid defences, it doesn't take much actual effort to tell the defendant to "just plead guilty, you haven't got a chance." I assume 99% of the cost of a legal aid defence was pursuing the payment.
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