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  • in reply to: General Discussion #269831
    1batfastard
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    Hi All,
    Watched Went the Day Well on Thursday then last night 13th Warrior-Antonio Banderas and other’s who are quite well known in their own right now, and this morning Ace In The Hole- Kirk Douglas .

    Geoff.

    in reply to: The Last Film You Watched….. IV #1870469
    1batfastard
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    Hi All,
    Watched Went the Day Well on Thursday then last night 13th Warrior-Antonio Banderas and other’s who are quite well known in their own right now, and this morning Ace In The Hole- Kirk Douglas .

    Geoff.

    1batfastard
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    Hi All,
    j_jaz80 really nice picture’s still looks like she wants to jump into the sky. Any Idea what’s happening with the Mossie ?

    Geoff.

    in reply to: JUST A NICE PIC – Mirage III #2248782
    1batfastard
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    Hi All,
    Here’s another :eagerness:
    http://s8.postimg.org/vgkdwn4bp/Mirage_IIIRS_Swiss.jpg

    Geoff.

    in reply to: General Discussion #270356
    1batfastard
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    Hi All,
    Charlie I agree most heartedly but they should help to a degree, the problem I can see is that they will not be fitted to all cars say from a certain age only to new models the only thing would be to have sensors in the front and rear bumpers that have a same effect as a limiter that would automatically reduce fuel supply.
    But then you could probably cause more problems by trying to cure another to be honest you can’t force common in to people can you ?, I suppose there is no answer unless you plug yourself in to the cars brain so to speak star Trek realms now :highly_amused:

    Geoff.

    in reply to: 100 car pile up #1870949
    1batfastard
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    Hi All,
    Charlie I agree most heartedly but they should help to a degree, the problem I can see is that they will not be fitted to all cars say from a certain age only to new models the only thing would be to have sensors in the front and rear bumpers that have a same effect as a limiter that would automatically reduce fuel supply.
    But then you could probably cause more problems by trying to cure another to be honest you can’t force common in to people can you ?, I suppose there is no answer unless you plug yourself in to the cars brain so to speak star Trek realms now :highly_amused:

    Geoff.

    in reply to: General Discussion #270365
    1batfastard
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    Hi All,
    I thought that the cull could be done by injection ? the only reason I can see that they would use guns is the amount of time it would take otherwise, as far as I am aware the cows can actually live with the TB and there are injections for the cows to be inoculated, but it is a cost based opposition to using them and this is why the cull is taking place.
    What I can’t understand is why the government has left it so long to react to the problem as all this was known many years ago, and it would have saved all the hassle with what is currently happening now. Brian May and Bill Oddie have been at the forefront of the cull opposition but it seems as though another case of common-sense has escaped just like the pile up today.
    I can understand where the Farmers come from after all this is their livelihood that’s at stake, I mean they already get next to nothing for their milk that’s produced aside from tipping the rest they overproduce away, where it could be given to kids at school it’s such a cocked up system all over that getting at everybody.
    Of course there is the possibility that even when the cull is over the TB will still be affecting cattle then what’s next left on the cull list ? Sheep/Pigs/Dogs/Chickens/Dogs/Cats/Mice/Birds and even then if after all these culls it still in existence do start culling humans ? I know what I have just put is ludicrous but with some of it particularly the farm animals it is not beyond the realms of possibility.
    We are supposed to trust that these scientists know what they are talking about, but if just one figure is out it will effect the outcome of any investigative findings, if any wording is not on the spot it could lead to the wrong conclusion.

    Geoff.

    in reply to: Badger Cull #1870953
    1batfastard
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    Hi All,
    I thought that the cull could be done by injection ? the only reason I can see that they would use guns is the amount of time it would take otherwise, as far as I am aware the cows can actually live with the TB and there are injections for the cows to be inoculated, but it is a cost based opposition to using them and this is why the cull is taking place.
    What I can’t understand is why the government has left it so long to react to the problem as all this was known many years ago, and it would have saved all the hassle with what is currently happening now. Brian May and Bill Oddie have been at the forefront of the cull opposition but it seems as though another case of common-sense has escaped just like the pile up today.
    I can understand where the Farmers come from after all this is their livelihood that’s at stake, I mean they already get next to nothing for their milk that’s produced aside from tipping the rest they overproduce away, where it could be given to kids at school it’s such a cocked up system all over that getting at everybody.
    Of course there is the possibility that even when the cull is over the TB will still be affecting cattle then what’s next left on the cull list ? Sheep/Pigs/Dogs/Chickens/Dogs/Cats/Mice/Birds and even then if after all these culls it still in existence do start culling humans ? I know what I have just put is ludicrous but with some of it particularly the farm animals it is not beyond the realms of possibility.
    We are supposed to trust that these scientists know what they are talking about, but if just one figure is out it will effect the outcome of any investigative findings, if any wording is not on the spot it could lead to the wrong conclusion.

    Geoff.

    in reply to: General Discussion #270377
    1batfastard
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    Hi All,
    the trouble with most drivers they think they are a lot better than their instructors, they often only keep to common-sense when learning to drive because the instructor is with them to remind them of it until they pass their test then they morph into the worlds best driver.
    This will now be seen as a reason for cars to be fitted with limiters which I have thought would be a good Idea for years the only problem is implementing the technology as when HGV ‘s where fitted there was and still are lot who fiddle the limiters and Tachographs. It’s a shame really because everybody passes their test as to have a form of independence the feeling as I am sure all would agree is just fantastic.
    It’s just a shame that common-sense does not come as standard when we are bourn.

    Geoff.

    in reply to: 100 car pile up #1870981
    1batfastard
    Participant

    Hi All,
    the trouble with most drivers they think they are a lot better than their instructors, they often only keep to common-sense when learning to drive because the instructor is with them to remind them of it until they pass their test then they morph into the worlds best driver.
    This will now be seen as a reason for cars to be fitted with limiters which I have thought would be a good Idea for years the only problem is implementing the technology as when HGV ‘s where fitted there was and still are lot who fiddle the limiters and Tachographs. It’s a shame really because everybody passes their test as to have a form of independence the feeling as I am sure all would agree is just fantastic.
    It’s just a shame that common-sense does not come as standard when we are bourn.

    Geoff.

    in reply to: General Discussion #270610
    1batfastard
    Participant

    Hi All,
    You can bet that somebody commented about the adverse affects but was probably (Who is the architect here) of course an alternative is ask the Aliens after all they have plenty of underground bases :highly_amused:

    Geoff.

    in reply to: New York – Twin Towers #1871208
    1batfastard
    Participant

    Hi All,
    You can bet that somebody commented about the adverse affects but was probably (Who is the architect here) of course an alternative is ask the Aliens after all they have plenty of underground bases :highly_amused:

    Geoff.

    in reply to: How Low Can You Go? (2013) #962498
    1batfastard
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    Hi All,
    Came across this , It never ceases to amaze me the amount of people who have complained about the RAF low flying in the past especially when having bought the property with knowledge of being in a low flying area. It still goes on to this day in some places. :confused: Anyway here is the beautiful Jaguar would you believ this was still produced by India as late as 2010 and we dumped it :confused:

    Geoff.

    in reply to: And Now For Something Completely Different Thread MK3 #962596
    1batfastard
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    Hi All,
    Gliders are o.k. until you have to connect for another flight just ask Rick Stein :highly_amused:
    http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2010/04/14/article-1265891-09214629000005DC-398_964x517.jpg

    Geoff.

    in reply to: Whirlwind Fighter Project Updates #962600
    1batfastard
    Participant

    Hi All,
    Great progress keep up all the good work your goal will be attained. :eagerness:

    Geoff.

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