Sky Blue Pete
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My French teacher at primary school would have shot most of us with his temper
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Sick Boy
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Haha i got a board rubber launched at my head in the early 90s - no way would that happen now.
Sky Blue Pete
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Me too was it the same one at styvechale primary
Otis
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Wow! They shared board rubbers between schools?
LastGarrison
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Ours at senior school was the same. Unless you got him talking about his favourite subject. Mushrooms.
Which in hindsight is quite ironic because if he took mushrooms as much as his pupils did he probably would have been a lot more chilled.
shmmeee
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Sky_Blue_Daz
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When I was at Cardinal Newman you used to see one of our teachers running to the Bell every lunchtime
Otis
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Best if he could walk to it I guess, but as long as the kids could hear it ring clearly, I can't see that it matters that much.
Brighton Sky Blue
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Openly boasting about his regressive court
Samuel Alito: Top US judge mocks world leaders over abortion ruling
Samuel Alito dismisses Boris Johnson and others who condemned the move to restrict abortion.
www.bbc.co.uk
Sky_Blue_Dreamer
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It's amazing how they can't see they're as regressive as the likes of the Taliban.Openly boasting about his regressive court
Samuel Alito: Top US judge mocks world leaders over abortion ruling
Samuel Alito dismisses Boris Johnson and others who condemned the move to restrict abortion.www.bbc.co.uk
Interesting…
news.sky.com
FBI searches former president Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida
Officials are investigating the discovery of boxes containing classified information that were taken to the former president's Mar-a-Lago estate when he left office. Mr Trump claimed the "unannounced raid" represented "dark times for our nation".
Bugsy
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Sick Boy
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What have the abortion laws got to do with the current government?
skybluetony176
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Passed an important bill yesterday that no one expected them to do in a million years and one of the reasons we’re seeing rising costs in this country is because the dollar is strong at the moment, especially against the pound which is driving the cost everything up but most notably fuel. He might not be the sharpest tool in the box but he’s making strides on the previous administration. Which I would agree is probably more of a measure of Trump than it is Biden.
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He’s tried to do some good stuff and his support of Ukraine has been strong but I’ll reserve judgement on his overall performance. For example the strong dollar has been caused mainly by the Fed needing to raise rates aggressively. This is because of the demand led* inflation they’ve got, caused in large part by them sending out Covid cheques to almost everyone, even people who were employed on good salaries so didn’t necessarily need it. So people being paid a full salary and can’t spend it because they’re in lockdown, received thousands ! What’s going to happen when they can spend it ?!!! Yep and prices then went through the roof. Crazy. They’ve now got half of America doing great, while the poorer half being fucked by inflation and rising rates pricing them out of buying homes and higher credit costs
Also as they’ve raised rates aggressively, dollar has strengthened as you say, this has fucked other countries who have to buy oil etc in dollars. Thanks Joe
Having said that, even with the above shitstorm he’s still probably a better/safer choice than Trump. They might be in recession but their economy is probably in better shape than ours/Europes
*also some post Covid supply issues but it’s far more demand led than Europe inflation
skybluetony176
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Report just out on the growth of world trade also shows US exports grew by $17B in the first quarter of this year. As a yardstick our exports shrank by a billion in the first quarter.
Not sure what you’re using to decide that they’re going down the pan but they’re doing significantly better than us and we’re run by a government that sings from your hymn sheet.
Sky_Blue_Dreamer
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clint van damme
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And his idiotic followers will provide them.
He should be in jail.
To think we've had roasters on this forum Linking info wars and quoting him in the past, deary me.
Sky_Blue_Dreamer
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Sadly I think you're right.
Though knowing him he'll keep the donations for himself. Which will hopefully then put him in jail.
He's America's Farage, only far more dangerous.
Though to be honest it was a pleasant surprise as when I saw this thread had been bumped my instant reaction was "where's the shooting been this time"
clint van damme
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That's what I thought whenI saw the thread bumped.
As for Jones, he's far worse than Farage, he really is that bad.
Brighton Sky Blue
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It says a fair bit about that country that his first tangle with the law was actually for selling those 'health supplements' he pushes on his website, as opposed to claiming that Hillary Clinton was running a paedo ring in a Washington DC pizza shop
clint van damme
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Fairly sure a worker in the shop got shot, not fatally, as a result.
Brighton Sky Blue
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Thankfully nobody was injured, but he went in there and fired a semi-automatic. Because Alex Jones said 'someone should investigate'.
shmmeee
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Arent most of these types of awards brought down on appeal?
Hell file for bankruptcy id guess.
chiefdave
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this is his second such case isn't it and there's at least one more to go I think. If he tries to declare bankruptcy I hope they go after him and get all the money he's no doubt got hidden away in case something like this happened. What a vile man.
No doubt he will be asking people to chip in.
chiefdave
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Putting to one side if you agree with the death penalty or not isn't it all a bit pointless even as a deterrent if you can kill 17 people and not be sentenced to death?
Parkland shooting verdict: 'I'm as stunned as the day Luke was killed'
Families tell the BBC they believed until the last minute their children's killer would be executed.
www.bbc.co.uk
Sky Blue Pete
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It doesn’t have any effect as a deterrent. The only grounds it’s merited is on saved money and that’s pretty morally bankrupt for mePutting to one side if you agree with the death penalty or not isn't it all a bit pointless even as a deterrent if you can kill 17 people and not be sentenced to death?
Parkland shooting verdict: 'I'm as stunned as the day Luke was killed'
Families tell the BBC they believed until the last minute their children's killer would be executed.www.bbc.co.uk
clint van damme
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It doesn't do that. The appeals process costs a fortune