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Born Hunter

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  1. Of course, but it never holds momentum. The two party system is inherently designed to counter it. Very rarely does it work. Change normally has to come from within the two parties. Third parties just act as forcers. IMO
  2. There's only one reason they do it and that's because it's an opportunity to stick the knife in, which is bread and butter politics. If they had the confidence of beating him in a GE they would want him to stay as you say and be calling for a snap GE. Even when they do that I doubt it's with confidence, just doing the dance that's expected of them.
  3. They reckon that they're one of the hardest hunts. Incredibly aware and smart, with lookouts. But also an agricultural pest. A bit of a fad for long range shooting them which isn't my cup of tea. Tbh I just fancy the skull of one on the mantlepiece by a tribal rattle stick thing that I can call Rafiki!
  4. Goes without saying I'd expect. Everything about apes/monkeys is a bit unnerving to me. They're far to humanlike. Watching natives hunt them feels different to ungulates etc.
  5. What type of monkey? Based on the name, perhaps a macaque? Interestingly the macaques of Gib' are the only monkey species to inhabit Europe iirc. I wonder what a baboon would go like? I quite fancy hunting them in southern Africa... Chimps on the other hand would bring an altogether different level of brutality!
  6. I think that’s what folks should probably remember tbh. Speculation that such behaviour has any consequence on their combat effectiveness seems unfounded. The parachute regiments reputation precedes them on the battlefield. When the government deploy 16AA they’re making a statement. Until that changes, why should any of us doubt that this sort of behaviour, from consenting adults, is going to affect it. Personally, I hate everything about it. But it’s really none of anyones business.
  7. Well put On that topic, imo, if we can’t automate rail by now we never will be able to. Network them, automate them and sack the driver. If cars can navigate the roads autonomously and planes can land and take off from moving ships autonomously then poxy f***ing trains should be a doddle.
  8. I hope he was up the right ‘there’! Risky old game in such circumstances!
  9. All kinds of dumb. Boggles the mind how little people want to live. “Here lies a fucknuckle who brought a hatchet to a gun fight…”
  10. I’m sure no one will take issue with that statement.
  11. I’m actually a fan of just taxing income. It doesn’t damage the economy in the same way that corporation tax, vat, duty etc do. Makes the uk a cheap place for foreigners to spend their money and makes the complex tax monster that we have more transparent. In theory.
  12. Quite simply, crude oil isn't petrol. And a pound today isn't equal to a pound in 2008. Inflation has led to considerably greater cost in taking that $130 barrel of crude and transforming it into a litre of petrol at the pump. The $-£ exchange rate have also deteriorated since then, meaning that even relatively it's not the same. And just as the crude oil production ability of the upstream oil industry has been damaged by the downturn, the downstream's ability to process it into petrol has been too. These are demonstrable data driven facts.
  13. Ahem, well, an orgy is when many people all f**k each other whereas a gang bang is when many people all f**k one person. You wouldn’t know where to look with an orgy, you’d know exactly where not to look with a gang bang!
  14. Kenyan? Lancs Reg. Sounded dodgey as f**k but I reserve judgement.
  15. Also, if the genders were flipped I’m sure most of us would probably have a different view of it. Me included.
  16. Strictly speaking, that’s a gang bang, not an orgy. f***ing state of journalism these days!
  17. Been belting here today. Only wish I was at the coast with crystal clear viz and a secluded cove to explore. f***ing soul food!
  18. There is of course the fact that global demand for oil was growing pre covid anyway and showed no sign of stopping. Peak oil has been talked about for years and it is something to be treated with caution but nonetheless there is probably a finite reserve of oil and eventually it will just not be able to meet this forever growing demand. Conventional reserves dry up, then innovators find ways of extracting the unconventionals, and that cycle continues. But at some point there's no more to squeeze out....
  19. Born did not say that.
  20. So do I. I've got no real financial worries, but then I pay the price for those life choices. But there's gonna be more people with serious financial problems and they are going to want someone to blame. Wide spread social hardship has historically led to extreme political earthquakes as the people feel the pinch and blindly demand a change.
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