Scoop
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10th-17th January 2007
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Well alright then... still warm tho
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So... refresh my memory, whos in already and who wants in? So far I have: Scoop, Woodpecker, Andy Copland, Shropshire, Mike111 (you know you want to) Come on people, the more the merrier
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ok, bits in the right places and a pulse will suffice
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Yeah quite good, what was interesting is the romanian guy expressing his dismay (shock, horror huh) stating that it has brought a lot of skilled people to us to work. My brothers girlfriend is Slovakian, over there she was an art teacher, but over here she works in a Bed & Breakfast because she gets more money. Shes saving up for a house, then shes going to return home when shes got what she wants to achieve. Part of me can't blame her but part of me thinks its cheeky. I guess what I'm saying is even so called professionals end up in unskilled employment, which is sad to our average pikey worker and thats a shame, because I like pikeys
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You better be female and fit
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Quality evening meal sir, I tip my hat to you
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Don't know? Presumably they did something disruptive like blockade the tunnel! Like they do everytime something annoys them. Wankers
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Yes but whats ours is ours and whats theirs is ours as well, don't you know! @ Shropshire... they've done it dude, the government is doing it according to the news. Only 20,000 unskilled workers allowed. People with professional qualification swill not be limited at all. Which makes me wonder if Tony Blair reads dropzone.com's Speakers Corner a few months ago Wheres my Credit Tony, wheres my credit!?
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I'm not saying anyone should go back but we should have limited the access way before now. How could they not see that unemployed young adults, from countries less economically developed as ours, would flock in there thousands seeking work? It's kinda obvious really. Now they react when there is a problem rather than preventing it in the first place. Then we got the whole issue of culture integration but thats a whole different topic altogether
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In the words of rage against the machine (but completely out of context) - 'we gotta take the power back!'
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Rola Cola
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I kinda half expected this but it still sends a shiver down my spine and an uncontrollable rage through my body. BASTARD!
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I'm just messing
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Damn that sucks. NO JUMPING! I suppose well done on the child thing tho CONGRATS!
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I'd delete all the ***VIBE*** threads, they really get on my nerves. 'Send Johnny vibes please, his pigeons got a cold and he farted and followed through this morning' You know, the type of unneccesary crap you see alot.
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The UK has had enough of foreign workers stealing jobs that they are putting a cap on the number of unskilled workers allowed in the country when the EU embraces Romania and wherever it was. I was in the high street in town the other day, I stood for 15 minutes while I waited for someone and not one group of people who walked past was British. Mind boggling.
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Your laughter hurts my feelins, don't you believe in reform
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Ooo a night attack... sneaky!
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When I first started and thought about nothing else (I know I'm still anewbie, but I mean even newer) I had a recurring dream of a low pull where I impacted with the ground but got up, then I saw blood on my hands and my vision faded to black... which is when I woke up. RESULT: I'm very altitude aware It's just a dream mate. Just natures way of reminding you to pay attention as the consequences are severe if you get it wrong. If your not mindful of the dangers, you shouldn't be letting yourself out of an aircraft in my opinion.
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And your the man for the job eh? Sounds like a challenge. See you at noon by the clocktower
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Haha, I'm just keeping my head low at the moment and Andy hasn't been baiting me with his threads which has made it easier. I'm a good boy now
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All this David Hasselhoff nonsense is doing my head in. I blame Scott Mills on Radio 1
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Living near a steep hill the obvious idea was to make ramps at the bottom and jump them on our bikes. No matter how many times we went straight up and landed down, bashing our head, legs, chin, balls on the bars we still kept trying, until they built a lake/reservoir thingy with a pier and we just used to ride down that and do backflips off a ramp we made into the water
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Ahhh, the fond memories, the pain, the tears, the agression, the full out fights, the scars. But I wouldn't have it any other way. Growing up is about rough and tumble