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Picked it up in Game for £10 a few weeks back but havent played it yet.....although thats because I got Assasins Creed Black Flag at the same time and havent been able to put it down!
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True, sorted now and thats the main thing!
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If its rented, I wouldnt be messing with the boiler. Especially if its from a plumber who will more than likely be able to tell if its broken becuase of fault or becuase of someone tampering. Benefit of having a landlord!
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This. With a bow on.
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A flying rainbow coloured unicorn?
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Oh, I am so there. I am so there on an overnight trip. I wonder if @Millgate will be giving alcohol away again!?
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aaaaaannnndddd......polka dot polka dot polka dot circus afro circus afro polka dot polka dot circus afro
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I am not worried about aids. However, I am worried about someone sneezing on a crowded bus/tram/shop. Have you not seen the films? Its how they all start.
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Swine Flu, H1N1, The pandemic began to taper off in November 2009,[17] and by May 2010, the number of cases was in steep decline.[18][19][20][21] On 10 August 2010, the Director-General of the WHO, Margaret Chan, announced the end of the H1N1 pandemic,[22] and announced that the H1N1 influenza event has moved into the post-pandemic period.[23] According to the latest WHO statistics (July 2010), the virus has killed more than 18,000 people since it appeared in April 2009, however they state that the total mortality (including deaths unconfirmed or unreported) from the H1N1 strain is "unquestionably higher".[18][24] Critics claimed the WHO had exaggerated the danger, spreading "fear and confusion" rather than "immediate information".[25] The WHO began an investigation to determine[26] whether it had "frightened people unnecessarily".[27] A flu followup study done in September 2010, found that "the risk of most serious complications was not elevated in adults or children."[28] In an 5 August 2011 PLoS ONE article, researchers estimated that the 2009 H1N1 global infection rate was 11% to 21%, lower than what was previously expected.[29] However, by 2012, research showed that as many as 579,000 people could have been killed by the disease, as only those fatalities confirmed by laboratory testing were included in the original number, and meant that many of those without access to health facilities went uncounted. The majority of these deaths occurred in Africa and Southeast Asia. Experts, including the WHO, have agreed that an estimated 284,500 people were killed by the disease, much higher than the initial death toll.[30][31][32]
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Well it seems to be the safest option. Its already made its way to spain and USA and with flights still incoming to Paris and Brussels from infected countries there could be thousands of carriers in Europe already. Lets see how funny it is when Madagascar becomes the last remaining refuge for hoomans!
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Shut the borders, kill it, open borders again. I heard on the radio this morning that the US nurse who was/is infected was allowed to travel on a commercial airline the day after telling her bosses that she had a temperature and didnt feel right. Theres another 200 people who could be infected just wandering around! I have purchased some high powered rifles, got plenty of tinned food, boarded up the windows and set booby traps. Yeah, you may think I look silly now but just wait until you are all chewing on each others arms!
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Wish they would spend some money hiring a proper story writer and my god do the sets look cheap! Taken a while to get used to Capaldi but quite like his portrayal now.
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That JCB/Digger/Crane should not have been where it was (outside apex of high speed corner!?) in those conditions without a safety car. Drivers seem to very rarely lift to a safe amount under yellows or double yellows becuase they are racing and dont want to lose time.
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I wouldn't with the reviews it has. Far too many complaining about lack of power and suction.
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I got one from local classified for about £50. Its a Black & Decker one that sucks and blows plenty but it has the most stupid bottle neck where the supposed chopped waste goes into the back and it always blocks. Every couple of minuted the back needs untying and the blockage clearing. Dont get that one.
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[POLL] Should Scotland be an independent country?
Hefferzzzz replied to Gatt's topic in General Chat
I know you were very much a 'Yes' voter but the truth is the guy never had a clue what was going on. He had no grasp of the facts and when confronted with the truth resorted to shouting 'liar liar pants on fire' yea, just the sort of politician we need more of -
[POLL] Should Scotland be an independent country?
Hefferzzzz replied to Gatt's topic in General Chat
On the plus side. Salmond has now resigned as SNP leader. Dont let the door hit you on the way out! -
Don't go with anyone that hasn't visited, this saves a whole lot of pain later on. If its been a year - get a requote. The prices will have changed.
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[POLL] Should Scotland be an independent country?
Hefferzzzz replied to Gatt's topic in General Chat
Either way it was no. Glad its finally been put to bed. -
Nothing to compare with that. 1998 is the oldest here. I think there is a cupboard with some 5 1/4 inch disks in......not checking those though.
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[POLL] Should Scotland be an independent country?
Hefferzzzz replied to Gatt's topic in General Chat
Will wait until I wake up I think! Despite the statement that there will be no challenge to the result, I think that there will be a lot of bitterness coming out from the Yes campaign and supporters if it doesnt go how they want. The only thing to look forward to is whichever way is goes, Alex Salmond is going to be in a hole. -
The CS spray used by police forces is in the form of a hand-held aerosol canister containing a 5% solution of CS dissolved in methyl isobutyl ketone and propelled by pressurized nitrogen.[54] The CS spray used by UK police is generally more concentrated than that used by American police forces.[55] The liquid stream is directed where the user points the canister, being accurate up to 4 metres. For an officer to be authorised to carry CS spray as part of their personal protection equipment, they have to have completed a training course in use of the spray, which includes being sprayed with a 3% solution of CS. They are also trained in helping the incapacitated person recover once successfully restrained.[54] Under UK firearm law, CS and other incapacitant sprays are classed as prohibited weapons, making it unlawful for a member of the public to possess them.[56]
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Microsoft TAP = kick in the teeth for EES subscribers
Hefferzzzz replied to StevieM's topic in Licensing Questions
How do you know they are inflating the price? Is it cheaper than it was before TAP? Yes. Is it cheaper overall than before TAP + OS upgrade? Yes. Is it cheaper on TAP with EES than it was before, Yes. Its nothing like increasing the price before a buy 2 get 1 free?? He is getting a choice of the only two deals available. Average quality on TAP Better quality not on TAP Honestly dont see the issue. Its like complaining about Tesco selling a rubbish yoghurt with a free spoon because the spoon manufacturer sells more units with Tesco, compared to Sainsbury selling a nicer yoghurt but you have to buy your own spoon. -
Microsoft TAP = kick in the teeth for EES subscribers
Hefferzzzz replied to StevieM's topic in Licensing Questions
He isnt paying over the odds though is he, he is paying the current price for the OS? Just because there is a promotion on with some manufacturers, it doesnt mean you are being ripped off. -
Microsoft TAP = kick in the teeth for EES subscribers
Hefferzzzz replied to StevieM's topic in Licensing Questions
I missing the sense in that post.
