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greed rules the roost.
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Platini 09 Dec 17:29
70s and 80s a time when kids could happily play outside a time when there was such a thing as community spirit, when neighbours were neighbours, and you were in and out of each other's houses a time when the roads weren't chock-a-block with cars That in bold, there's no community spirit cos there's no war on! |
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thats not true punterfleecer the main difference now is the paedos all have cars and are mobile, in the old days everyone knew their local/weirdo/idiot/peado/goat molester and they were kept in check.
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flushgordon 09 Dec 20:10
thats not true punterfleecer the main difference now is the paedos all have cars and are mobile, in the old days everyone knew their local/weirdo/idiot/peado/goat molester and they were kept in check. Thanks for your answer flushgordon, but that's absolute rubbish, they were given a blind eye |
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no they were blinded by some big bear from up the scheme .
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then they were informed the next time it would be worse.
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if you say so, though it's sh!te
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I Cant wait to leave in 2 months, if i become ill, i will return back and have somebody leave me in the Hospital waiting room with my UK Passport in my pocket!!!!!!!!!
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Great Britain can not Fuel itself, feed itself and
The report points out that 25 million people in England and Wales are already living in areas where there is less water available per person than in Spain or Morocco. One of the worst affected areas is south-east England, which has some of the driest weather and a dense population. All homes built since 1990 are fitted with water meters,It is estimated about a third of properties have them. Thames Water Operating profit for the six months ended 30 September 2009 up 2.7% to £331.8 Million, compared to the same period in 2008. Pre-tax profit was £225.5 Million In 2008 £610 Million profit was made compared to £590 Million in 2007 Water companies are predicting pre-tax profits in excess of £2 Billion, it might be a bitter pill for the public to swallow. |
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you're a UK citizen sidthekid,
you'd be very welcome here |
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sidthekid 09 Dec 20:51
Great Britain can not Fuel itself, feed itself and The report points out that 25 million people in England and Wales are already living in areas where there is less water available per person than in Spain or Morocco really?................you know something? you make me laugh, no infact, I pity you |
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punterfleecer have you ever lived in an ayrshire mining village ?
i think you are to young immature and hanging on to your dixon lusting after gregg to know what you are talking about. ps she is fifteen stone waiting on the operation and wears a celtic top and tracksuit bottoms, and changes that to her weekend attire of man u top and glow in the dark pedalpushers and wellies. |
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no offence gregg!
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sidthekid 09 Dec 20:51
Great Britain can not Fuel itself, feed itself and The report points out that 25 million people in England and Wales are already living in areas where there is less water available per person than in Spain or Morocco The largest reservoir is in the North-East of England yet Spain and Morrocco has more water than half of England? woah!, more bullsh!t from the press? |
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You are a Sheeple !!!!!!!!
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I Live in the Thames valley region, recently nieghbours were Requested to report each other for washing the car or watering the garden, Dont tell your Granny how to Suck eggs
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flushgordon, did you really know what was going on did you? you know everything that was happening really? did you?, children kept quiet, no CCTV, nothing "missing"..fathers beating the kids, especially in Ireland which was the norm
nothing kept hush hush in those days? really? why are more accusations from those days happening nowadays?, especially the Celtic boys club admitting that their youth manager were abusing them yet Jock Stein knew but turned a blind eye to it oh aye, everything was great in the 60/70 grow out of it old man |
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/8400788.stm
The Environment Agency wants "near universal" water metering in England and Wales to help protect supplies, claiming that metered households use 10-15% less water. In response to the report published on Tuesday, an agency spokesman said: "Widespread water metering implemented by water companies, including safeguards to protect vulnerable groups, would provide a fairer charging system and is vital to help reduce water consumption and avert future severe shortages." "Water resources are already under pressure in many parts of England, with some 25 million people living in areas where there is less water available water per person than Spain or Morocco." |
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ayrshire mining illages were the premise of burns clubs, masonic halls and orange lodges a catholic was about as rare as a sunny day in july ,
you dont have a clue what you are talking about . hope this helps. |
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whats that got to do with anything? you saying only catholics did the boy raping?
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no you did ya clueless cnut
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no, did I?, that was an example
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punterfleecer 09 Dec 20:55
The largest reservoir is in the North-East of England -------------------------------------------------------------- What use is that to the overcrowdwd cities in the South??? |
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how come you can't afford to build one in the south?
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You ever been south of Nottingham??
Thought not |