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Reply | Hayden Hackney then...
at 18:55 15 Jul 2025
James Norwood
Christian Walton (-on-Thames)?
Connor (West) Wickham |
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Reply | Even the Blairite Ultras
at 00:32 15 Jul 2025
"Biggest port in Europe".
"Orwell Bridge shut more than open".
Just make stuff up to be angry about. |
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Reply | Good effort from the windies
at 22:33 14 Jul 2025
Second worst ever Test score.
Worst was New Zealand 26 all out v England at Auckland 1955. |
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Reply | Even the Blairite Ultras
at 13:40 14 Jul 2025
I agree and have thought so for years. They are sleek and graceful; almost elegant. And functional.
I also remember when the first few had been erected. There were 'anti' politicians, on tv and radio, who'd obviously never stood near a working turbine, complaining about the noise they made. A gentle swish is all I've heard whilst standing under them. |
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Reply | What are you doing for dinner?
at 12:03 8 Jul 2025
Labrador lobster followed by german shepherd's pie with collie flower. A bit of a dog's dinner. |
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Reply | Netanyahu nominating Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize
at 11:49 8 Jul 2025
I would be astonished if that happened.
Trump's narcissism is such that he only thinks of himself. His brain could not concieve of anyone deserving anything ahead of himself. He is oblivious of the idea that Putin and others are playing him like a violin. He believes that he can control everything and everyone and that he cannot be wrong.
In his mind he is an expert on every subject including nuclear physics. The reality is that he has recently learned a new 3-syllable word and, like any proud toddler, he wants to show off by using it. That is why he explained to world leaders what 'groceries' means. |
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Reply | Agricultural ITFC Players 🚜
at 11:49 2 Jul 2025
The trio of...
Micky Lamboart, Omar Sowunmi and their offspring Joe Piglet.
Troy Carrot
Hen Folami
Farmer Giles Coke
Sylvan Legwinski
David McHayrick |
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Reply | Very hard quiz
at 17:28 23 Jun 2025
50 years...? Pah!
In a year or two maybe you can get your mum to take you shopping for a long pair of trousers!😏 |
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Reply | There was a thread on shirt colours the other day (away and 3rd)
at 12:31 28 May 2025
Look at your pictures...
The first object, yes it is silver coloured. Light is glinting off some parts of it. Now look at the parts of it which are not caught in the light. You can see that they are grey.
The object may be made of silver, it is silver coloured. Silver (the colour) is on the achromatic scale. That is to say it has no hue. It is near the 'white' end of the black/white (achromatic) scale. Each point on that scale, between black and white, including representations of silver, is grey.
Your other picture... the mouse.
The ears of the mouse are clearly light grey. Plenty of cars are very close to that shade of grey. Manufacturers call those shades of grey 'silver'.
Look up 'silver' in any dictionary. Maybe you already did and the answers didn't suit your argument.
Why do I need to explain this stuff to an adult? |
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Reply | There was a thread on shirt colours the other day (away and 3rd)
at 10:36 28 May 2025
Unless colours other than black and white are added then silver is grey. It is made up of b/w. This is not an opinion.
If you had a computer then you could probably check online or something before talking rubbish.
Edit... And, btw, I have been to Specsavers 😊 [Post edited 28 May 10:38]
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Reply | There was a thread on shirt colours the other day (away and 3rd)
at 10:22 28 May 2025
It looks grey because it is.
Similarly, cars which are described as 'silver' are grey. Even if you wrapped a car in Baco-foil with the shiny side out it would still be grey.
I assume that people call light grey cars 'silver' because it sounds less dull but they are grey. |
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