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• #46927
Ugh... The cringe.
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• #46928
My cringe gland just popped.
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• #46929
I think I've just done a full-body cringe.
I might be dead.
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• #46930
Retirement of not just the fastest but the cheekiest fucker in the world.
The news isn't always Trump and fascists.
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• #46931
how much of the situation in Venezuela to do with issues with their government and how much is to do with British and US interests in their oil reserves?
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• #46932
how much of the situation in Venezuela to do with issues with their government and how much is to do with British and US interests in their oil reserves?
Approximately 100% the former and roughly 0% the latter.
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• #46933
I agree with this, the only thing the British and US gov's want Venezuela to do with their oil is keep it in the ground to help drive up the price!
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• #46934
there was a lot of thinly veiled racist chat about Rashan Charles and how the 'fact' that he died of an overdose because he swallowed his stash was somehow some sort of poetic justice (read he deserved it). They seem to have gone a bit quiet.
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• #46935
OPEC is the one asking for production restraint to prop up prices, for the record. And some US refiners need Venezuelan heavy crude because that's what their facilities are configured for.
See for eg this article - http://www.argusmedia.com/pages/NewsBody.aspx?id=1493622&menu=yes (NB: trade press). -
• #46936
Not sure if should be in hip hop thread
http://pitchfork.com/news/grandmaster-flash-and-the-furious-fives-kidd-creole-arrested-for-murder/
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• #46937
It's hardly a newsworthy discussion point.
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• #46938
Good article, from what I can understand, tightening of the imports from OPEC and the like have reduced the discount that some US refiners receive, the further these import cuts go the less this discount will be and in turn will increase market share for the heavy oil producers such as Canada, Brazil and Columbia. It's never simple it seems!
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• #46940
@bernhard I'm not entirely getting what you are suggesting, but on a general note, the US and UK want low and stable oil prices. From their perspective, any incident that threatens the oil supply is bad.
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• #46941
I was suggesting that my grasp of the situation was far too simplistic the article you posted was interesting and trying to convey my understanding. Whilst I agree, stable oil prices is a good thing, I would prefer them to be a tad higher but purely because I work in the Industry.
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• #46942
... or a tad bit higher to encourage a switch to renewables.
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• #46943
Agreed, a switch to renewable's would be good, hopefully when/if oil picks up again that will accelerate!
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• #46944
I went to uni with one of his many, MANY illegitimate children.
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• #46945
Livingstone sticks his oar in:
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• #46946
oh ken.
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• #46947
http://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/greater-manchester-news/man-tries-snatch-bike-bit-13422520
http://www.cyclingweekly.com/news/latest-news/thief-gives-fixed-gear-bike-back-owner-couldnt-figure-ride-345169My mate Brook has escaped the confines of local Facebook group 01fix1 and is surely soon to be an international fixeh skidder news sensation.
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• #46948
If only he'd described it as a Non-stop peddler.
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• #46949
.
Maybot's holiday
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/4141280/theresa-may-national-anthem/