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Jew lover.
Pot smoking liberal hippy long hair Obama voter
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my girlfriend thought i'd left the beers in the freezer [rollseyes]
Seriously (really not joking here) the sound was so explosive - I was in a small kitchen - that I wore builder's ear defenders for months afterwards when pumping tyres at home - post. If my job was writing bad puns, I would put the following forward: 'post pneumatic stress disorder'.
My neighbour cam running up the stairs thinking my cooker had exploded.
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Figures about the future (all figures about the future) are - now this may come as a shock to you (!) - projections.
So if I say:
"this generation is likely to suffer a greater degree of obesity and diabetes - leading to an increase in death and a great strain on the resources of the health service"
It adds nothing to point out that are not dead yet "so how do you know".
All projections are based on assumptions, most of which are naive and don't stand up to the test of reality.
At best, they are useful in an explanatory sense in gaming out potential visions of the future. But they aren't much use in judging what the future will actually look like.
Your comment, which I hadn't realised was made in jest, would have been a judgment on what the future would actually look like, rather than hypothesising about what could happen were the world to continue on a particular trend.
Hence my initial comment. Which, you may have noticed, I retracted.
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Change !
But can you **believe **in it? I'm obviously a nasty cynic cos I don't.
The depressing thing is that no matter what party, sorry person, wins, it'll probably end up being put down to race by people I can't stand from one part or another of the spectrum. And more depressingly, there could well be a bit of truth in it if they do.
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Texas slipping out of the 'Saviour of the US's' hands.
Looks like that 'not one of us' and possibly 'one of them' is going to win in a landslide.....
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All projections are based on assumptions, most of which are naive and don't stand up to the test of reality.
At best, they are useful in an explanatory sense in gaming out potential visions of the future. But they aren't much use in judging what the future will actually look like.
Your comment, which I hadn't realised was made in jest, would have been a judgment on what the future would actually look like, rather than hypothesising about what could happen were the world to continue on a particular trend.
Hence my initial comment. Which, you may have noticed, I retracted.
Your comment, which I hadn't realised was made in jest
No really - no joke:
1 in 3 black (African American) males born in 2000 will likely end up in prison.
Similarly we can say "XX% of children will leave school in the UK with XX or less qualifications".
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Good god ! Are you being serious !!!
:D
Aye, the Republicans are getting beaten like a Ginger step child.
Fair play though, McCain did look 90% dead when he first appeared today
Actually 'Papa John' looks like he's swung Texas by .4 - Lonestar bullshit cock sucker state
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I will believe it when I see it !!!
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/us_elections_2008/7697829.stm
'Don't mess with Texas' - They are fucking clueless
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Scotland has fallen to the SNP !!!!
Northern Ireland interfered with by the FBI
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/us_elections_2008/7697829.stm
'Don't mess with Texas' - They are fucking clueless
The link gives no clues ??
Texas in grey (information free)
EDIT!!! sorry being dim, just spotted the numbers.
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The link gives no clues ??
Texas in grey (information free)
click on it, make it go dark grey and see the info (votes so far) bellow it
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