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Post by inee on Feb 15, 2020 20:48:55 GMT
In a giant teddybear costume maybe
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Post by inee on Feb 15, 2020 15:29:44 GMT
Originally I come from a land down under. Beer was good but had the tendency to make you sick What somerset 😃
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Post by inee on Feb 15, 2020 15:15:36 GMT
Bristol. are there other places you can reside. Wow 🏁👅😀
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Post by inee on Feb 15, 2020 15:06:09 GMT
Do we laugh or cry ,I'm going with the tears what the flume has happened to our club
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Post by inee on Jan 7, 2020 15:52:17 GMT
Be honest Nobby it's the Viagra ads you're most worried about isn't it? C'mon you can tell us we're your Gas family. Yeah. And the schoolgirl uniforms, that Amazon keep trying to deliver. It`s not just Alexa though. If you`re on Facebook, they know more about you than you`d be happy with. Same with google and a lot of other social media platforms, Forums used to be regularly monitored by uk goverment agencies on a daily basis. I used to laugh at people on facebook moaning when their pictures were used by others as the t&c used to state that everything including text and images became the property of facebook and they also owned the copyright, i dont know if that has been removed now as i dont use it .
There was a government office in Bristol called government news , their job was to literally copy anything that mentioned the government from papers online etc
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Post by inee on Jan 7, 2020 15:39:52 GMT
Thats why I wouldnt have anything that. Alexa is always on, listening........ Same with your "smart" T.V, listening to everything that is said. You give them permission to listen to your private conversastions, you wouldn't tell me all about your private life, yet you would let Google listen-in on everything you say. WHY? But I don't give them permission to listen to everything I say. Also, the thing with the Bosche Power Screwdriver, I didn't speak at all, so it couldn't have been via a listening device. Not only that there are no listening devices upstairs in the house anyway. Yes you did, its in the small print, its like windows 10 ships with most permissions set to on and you have to disable them , same with phone apps a lot want total permissions over your phone. Back to alexa i hope you have a different password for every device you use. An awful lot of people use the default password with iot devices. I would never use anything related to alexa as i think its an update of an old advertising malware with the same name Have a read about a piece of software called wireshark and kali linux those bits of software are for security and penetration testing, coupled with a touch screen and a raspberry pi, you have a very good mobile wifi password sniffer (only use the aforementioned software for educational purposes to secure your own network.)
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Post by inee on Dec 31, 2019 17:55:23 GMT
You don’t necessarily need to make the UK appear unattractive to those outside. I would say the opposite to some degree, make it clear that we welcome those who “will add value” for want of a better phrase and have skills that at anyone time are in high demand such as certain speciality doctors or nurses for example. However, something needs to be done to stop the waves of illegal immigrants who make their way across numerous countries borders before arriving at their desired destination- the UK. Instead of helping them with the final step of their journeys and then going through the application process they should be taken right back to where they started. This needs to be done right across Europe. I think it’s the only way to stem this illegal people trafficking industry - people are paying thousands of pounds for a perilous passage to Europe but if they are seen arriving back and having wasted their life savings it will deter others from trying and drive the vile people trafficking gangsters out of business. I agree with this (one for Hugo perhaps?) but as usual the devil is in the detail, is it even feasible? I guess with increased border checks post Brexit it’s actually going to be possible to have the time to fully inspect vehicles too so perhaps it will get seriously harder to smuggle illegal migrants. It’s just that like a lot of things with Brexit I wonder if cracking down on non-EU migrants is possible given how easy it seems to be for them to go off the grid and the support networks they have. And thus we find ourselves in 5+ years time still suffering from the same issues The problem is people are landed on beaches throughout the uk ,its impossible to check every beach every night
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Post by inee on Dec 27, 2019 12:23:35 GMT
You counted oldies posts lol Ha ha, dont worry about it Officer, it's a substitute for reasoned arguments. Is this post a substitute for not reading a reply on knife crime
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Post by inee on Dec 26, 2019 14:01:04 GMT
1 0 gas dying seconds of 7 mins extra time
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Post by inee on Dec 26, 2019 13:45:01 GMT
Oh right my mistake, it's just 80% of the posts were derogatory towards him. Perhaps it's me being the snowflake generation reading posts on forums and getting wound up and personal eh. 3 out of 10 posts is 80 percent wow i thought that was 30 percent, not 80
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Post by inee on Dec 26, 2019 13:41:06 GMT
Jesus, 149 in 2019 (so far) in London alone. Croydon stabbing: 60-year-old man knifed to death in London Case sparks 148th murder investigation in London of 2019 - the deadliest year since 2008 What price the reduction of 20,000 police? This has been mentioned throughout the year on this forum and if memory serves had its own topic, The reasons for knife crime are more focused on the following rather than less old bill on the streets, gang inter fighting, drug dealing, peer pressure etc. People have been stabbed in front of old bill so more of them will have little effect, the quickest way to stop it is to let em sort each other out and lock up the rest, yung uns think nothing of using a knife, in much the same way as you'd use a punch back in the day, you get weapons amnesties the only thing this does is get old blunt tatty knives off the streets so the owner of the knife gets a new one safe in the knowledge that his or her old weapon is disappearing with no charges. Some say legalise drugs so the gangs cant profit from them(as an aside jello biafra sang drugs lets legalise em,so the mob cant price em) ,this looks an attractive way forward the only problem with that is if the gangs cant make money off of drugs they will turn elsewhere, which means more members of the public being burgled or mugged. Me i will never begin to understand why someone can die just for looking at someone, talking to someone or for accidentally treading on someones bloody shoes The sad thing about all this is we all probably know someone who would stab someone in front of a copper, knife crime figures are way under the real number of knife crimes as a lot of these youngsters who get stabbed will either patch themselves up or someone in their gang will do it for them. Oldie if you want to look at how bad things are in this sh** hole of a country look at the in the courts section of different local papers around the uk, then look at some of the side links, for me the really upsetting part of doing that is the shear amount of physical and or sexual violence against babies and children in this country, the numbers are truly heartbreaking. Closer to home there have been several murders stabbings etc in the bristol area recently, Besides this most people caught and locked up dont give a toss about being locked up as its a badge of honour on the streets. Im sorry but the reality is you could employ a million new coppers and it would have little effect on violent or quick crimes
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Post by inee on Dec 24, 2019 12:29:39 GMT
Have a good few days off one n all
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Post by inee on Dec 24, 2019 12:23:38 GMT
going back to the 2nd post on this thread ,i whole heartedly agree
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Post by inee on Dec 23, 2019 1:45:31 GMT
Re The Justice System here are a few examples from Bristol Court cases during one week earlier this month. There were 3 convictions for assaulting Police Officers. One got a curfew and £325 fine, one got 50 hours unpaid work and a £275 fine while another got a ‘Rehab Activity Requirement’ with a £190 fine. Another 1 was deemed a bit more serious and resulted in ‘Rehab’, 120 hours unpaid work and a £240 fine. There were 3 convictions for disposing of a cigarette incorrectly. They got a £220 fine, a £220 fine and £472 fine respectively. So we have a justice system that seems to think that dropping a cigarette butt is just as serious as assaulting a police officer. Is it any wonder there is so much crime and lack of respect for the law? There were also 2 cases of deliberate benefit fraud. Another case of benefit fraud amounting to £90,000 led to the individual having two years added to a current sentence for sex offences. Of course some think there is little or no benefit fraud and everyone claiming is honest and entitled. Having several cases in just one week in one very small area would suggest there is a very significant problem which needs addressing. Nobody should bury their heads in the sand about this - every penny fraudulently claimed takes money out the pot available to those genuinely in need or requires those paying tax have to pay more. That's incredible, I had no idea this was happening. How on earth did we arrive here? The justice system seems to forget that punishment isn't just for the culprit but for the rest of us to deter us from doing the same. I cannot see how these punishments are a deterrent at all. Even worse is if you are being tried for multiple offences which have tariffs of say 2 years 5, years and 10 years, a lot of the time instead of a sentence of 17 years , the judge will have the sentences run concurrently which reduces the 17 years to 10 years,which 9 times out of 10 you will be back on the streets in 5 years. You are quite correct the deternt just isn't there
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Post by inee on Dec 23, 2019 1:32:06 GMT
I'd like to see electoral reform. I know it was rejected in the referendum a while back, but the proposal was a bodged, overcomplicated compromise, not well understood by many. The Tories and Labour are, understandably but sadly, cynically luke warm about it. Some say full PR will lead to coalition governments, and therefore weak governments. Coalitions, like they have in many successful western European countries can and do work. I don't want to be ruled by any party with 40% of the votes but 60% of the seats. To me, it's just about fairness and representation of the people. If the Brexit party got 10% of the vote, they should have 65 seats. The Green Party are also underrepresented, and the Lib Dems have suffered massively under FPTP. It's not a political issue to me. Just logical and fair. I agree something needs to be done but pr is not the answer. The reason the lib dems are not getting seats is nothing to do with fptp its because the lib dems have been on the decline for as long as i can remember, even before the liberals and sdp merged. The greens are a major danger to people in this country. If as you say its about fairness and representation of the people, would you accept every type of party that would gain seats under pr as undoubtedly some extremist groups will gain seats as that would be the trade off.
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Post by inee on Dec 22, 2019 0:07:38 GMT
snacks
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Post by inee on Dec 22, 2019 0:07:00 GMT
I think you might have got the tone wrong here inee. This is about what we can all agree is a way forward, through compromise and logic. I don't really want to take issue with any specific points you've made, because it then degenerates into yet another political thread. But I would ask you to re-read the original point of the thread. i reread the op and unfortunately could not find a part that blind acceptance was a requirement for this thread ,you will notice i hope that not every post is a copy of hugo's points word for word, but an acceptance that those topics need discussion with individual input on ways to achieve that
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Post by inee on Dec 21, 2019 23:25:20 GMT
What a silly, baseless comment. When the Prime Minister of the country feels empowered to say homophobic and racist things - it should come as no surprise there will be a cascade effect across society. So basically you are saying everyone should believe in what you do and if they dont they are racist or something or other aphobic
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Post by inee on Dec 21, 2019 23:18:54 GMT
paint it black anwl Oi mate the gonads can you see through my eyes sex pistols
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Post by inee on Dec 21, 2019 23:17:21 GMT
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