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dpack
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Slim
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dpack
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Posted: Wed Jan 27, 21 8:37 pm Post subject: |
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umm fascinating, fairly obvious in effect in some places such as here where a combo of useful idiots and easily bought politicals(also useful idiots for the most part cos they have been very cheap to buy) seem to have enacted the uk part of things.
re planning openly, another branch of the same firm(big fossil and milkit+some locals) planned redrawing the map of the middle east in shade but not darkness has had considerable success.
i dought the average "red wall new tory" or brexit voter even has the reading skills* let alone the analytical ones to see how they have been duped at a domestic level, let alone at a geopolitical one(that summat about places and rocks ? might be beyond many of them)
give them three word slogans and a flag/face colour/comforting lie or fear to follow, and they are easy meat
odd this is in shopping, but it is as relevant here as everywhere
*sun readers have an average RA expected of a 9 year old, even grauniad readers only get up to 14 year old standards, how those who get their info from facesell groups and assorted "blacksites" fit on that metric i do not know
( i cannot be bothered with uppercase on DS but i do know how to use it and punctuation etc and spellcheck is very ace, but i can write a dissertation or post for strangers in a formal way, read technical stuff and analyse smoke and mirrors to establish the most likely truths )
the average brexit voter considers anyone with a book without 20 pictures and 40 words in the house metropolitan elite
sorry to rant but living in an idiocracy is a bit annoying. |
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Slim
Joined: 05 Mar 2006 Posts: 6612 Location: New England (In the US of A)
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dpack
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Slim
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dpack
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dpack
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dpack
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Posted: Mon Mar 28, 22 5:43 pm Post subject: |
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i have still not tried an export
however i did get the dremel router adapter and a selection of wood cutting bits to go with it(i have plenty for metals and stones)
it has only taken a bit over a year
i must have another go at getting a milling vice that is dremel size, huge ones are easy
a very nice engineers set out protractor for bevel edges was actually available when i knew i needed one
tis nice and ace value, some of the reviews were funny as they got upset it was what it was and not a joiners bevel gauge or carpenter's square
"it would not lie flat on the board" is marvellous, spose if they could not mark it they did not risk using a circular saw
the hounds dried chicken, non sorbitol or glycerine version, is unavailable at least until august
"things" are available with patience, grab the best available if it is needed now. ummm
i do not know what "normal" things are like to source at the mo, im not much of a customer for branded food stuffs, fashion etc
tools and materials seem to need more work to procure, fresh foods are more limited and expensive, food is more random with a smaller product range at any instant, apparently getting the "widget" on time is a bit difficult if you need "widgets" to make what you make, that can be parts or consumables
my current city always adapts but it is short of footfall to be thriving
my home town, always in the top 3 worst towns in the UK rankings , is not looking in the slightest prosperous.
the early 80's ex industrial landscape was apocalyptic, now it is the 90's and noughties service industries that have lost their trades and are providing derelict spaces like rotten teeth, almost all "shopping" areas have a significant amount of unused premises, public services have not been decimated they have been reduced to less than one third of 15 years ago
if you know how to madmax shop it is quite a good hunting ground
this is rather disturbing, dog treats, as i mentioned the dried chicken is from the reserves so we got some bunny ears, popular and we are into bag 3 or 4, we just got one out with a 10 letter and number code tattooed on it, even peeled and dried the lettering is quite crisp, not a post mortem mark
why would a bunny have a serial number? and should it be in the hound's food chain?
gulp, modern shopping just got very weird while i was typing this |
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