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  • in reply to: General Discussion #365010
    plawolf
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    if whats the case?

    the choices are:

    – either god has poor imagination. since he’s suposed to be all knowing all powerful and all, u’d think he’d be a little generous when creating stuff, i for one always wanted wings.:mad:

    or

    – there were and are countless different species, but the less effective designs cant compete with the more efficient ones, so they become extinct, leaving us with a rather limited number of different creatures.

    in reply to: Why is British wildlife so stupid? #1954835
    plawolf
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    if whats the case?

    the choices are:

    – either god has poor imagination. since he’s suposed to be all knowing all powerful and all, u’d think he’d be a little generous when creating stuff, i for one always wanted wings.:mad:

    or

    – there were and are countless different species, but the less effective designs cant compete with the more efficient ones, so they become extinct, leaving us with a rather limited number of different creatures.

    in reply to: General Discussion #365016
    plawolf
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    like god? he must have been stoned when he created the dodo then.:rolleyes:

    in reply to: Why is British wildlife so stupid? #1954838
    plawolf
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    like god? he must have been stoned when he created the dodo then.:rolleyes:

    in reply to: General Discussion #365021
    plawolf
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    evolution is juts trial and error on a massive scale. the mutations that bring benefits would increase the chances of its carriers to servive and pass on that mutation while the ones with the useless mutations die, hopefully before they managed to pass on their useless gense.

    nothing smart about it mate.;)

    in reply to: Why is British wildlife so stupid? #1954842
    plawolf
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    evolution is juts trial and error on a massive scale. the mutations that bring benefits would increase the chances of its carriers to servive and pass on that mutation while the ones with the useless mutations die, hopefully before they managed to pass on their useless gense.

    nothing smart about it mate.;)

    in reply to: General Discussion #365237
    plawolf
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    :confused:

    maybe i didnt word myself properly, but i what i meant to say was that, i think kids aged 10 or thereabouts should not be allowed to post here (a bit irrelevent if this age 13 parent supervison thing is ture). but the minimum age limite should not be set as high as 18 or 20.;)

    back on topic.

    well this Skylinerworld has gotten what he deserved, so lets not get too caught up with it and move on.

    anyone want to see a film?:)

    in reply to: The Anna on line is not Anna #1954974
    plawolf
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    :confused:

    maybe i didnt word myself properly, but i what i meant to say was that, i think kids aged 10 or thereabouts should not be allowed to post here (a bit irrelevent if this age 13 parent supervison thing is ture). but the minimum age limite should not be set as high as 18 or 20.;)

    back on topic.

    well this Skylinerworld has gotten what he deserved, so lets not get too caught up with it and move on.

    anyone want to see a film?:)

    in reply to: General Discussion #365239
    plawolf
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    psst, NCLRULES, i do live in newcastle u know, seen them all before.;)

    dont get me wrong, newcastle has changed alot over the last 8 years (been gone 4 and been living here for another 4), but all the ‘changes’ werent really changes. its just mostly new stuff being put in (mostly outside the city centre as well).

    in ten years time, sure, there’ll be lots of new stuff built here and there, but the city itself will still look…well the same, the only things different will be some newer, more modern looking buildings off in the distance.

    it can be a good thing depending on how u look at it, the city is keeping its identity, it’ll still be newcastle.;)

    plawolf
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    psst, NCLRULES, i do live in newcastle u know, seen them all before.;)

    dont get me wrong, newcastle has changed alot over the last 8 years (been gone 4 and been living here for another 4), but all the ‘changes’ werent really changes. its just mostly new stuff being put in (mostly outside the city centre as well).

    in ten years time, sure, there’ll be lots of new stuff built here and there, but the city itself will still look…well the same, the only things different will be some newer, more modern looking buildings off in the distance.

    it can be a good thing depending on how u look at it, the city is keeping its identity, it’ll still be newcastle.;)

    in reply to: General Discussion #365263
    plawolf
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    well thats only a small part of the city. 😉

    plawolf
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    well thats only a small part of the city. 😉

    in reply to: General Discussion #365278
    plawolf
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    well i was thinking more of 10 year olds when i said that (cos thats the age group i expected this kind of behaviour from) as opposed imposing an 18,20 minimum age.

    in reply to: The Anna on line is not Anna #1955000
    plawolf
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    well i was thinking more of 10 year olds when i said that (cos thats the age group i expected this kind of behaviour from) as opposed imposing an 18,20 minimum age.

    in reply to: General Discussion #365288
    plawolf
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    the same.:rolleyes:

    left newcastle for 5 years, came back and…nothing.

    alot of the same stores are still where they were, with some of the same staff too.:eek:

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