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To answer your question, I've never ran a mile. I've ran a km two years ago, and I might have ran one drunk last year over winter, but never a mile. God I'm so unhealthy.

I've lost a bronze medal I earned for swimming in a river when I was young. Like fuck was I gonna dive in and look for it.

As a countryside man who over has over my life lost several ducks and chickens to foxes, minx and badgers, I am against using dogs for fox hunting. It is pointlessly cruel to kill a fox in that way.

It's not even the dogs ripping them to shreds (well, partially...), it's more the whole chase thing. Chasing a fox until it no longer has the stamina to run, and then releasing the hounds on it when it can't fight back is just fucking barbaric. I could be wrong on the last part and it could be due to the dogs reaching the fox before the hunters do, but that just shows negligence on their part and the lack of control of their hunting dogs, which is even more showing of the type of people who do this.

I'm ok with professionals using guns to shoot and dogs to track them, but not letting them off the leash for the kill. And it's not like foxes are overly deserving of being hunted for killing poultry, it's not like it's hard to fence off a chicken's/duck's coup with wire and adequate shelter for the night. After loosing a lot to fox raids, my dad and I adapted the fencing and locked the chickens up at night and voila, no more chickens lost.

Using dogs to track - fine. Using the dogs to hunt and kill the animal - totally unjustifiable. You don't even eat the fucking fox afterwards.

S4 Mini is around £200 these days (pay as you go, because I don't communicate with anyone), and despite the name is actually not mini.

It's got all the nice trinkets like a front facing camera, a decent MP back camera, 1.3GB RAM for doing lots of things, NFC/Blutooth/other shit, etc. Only drawback is a short battery life (2 days with low brightness and only WiFi on) and the small hole burnt in your pocket.

Quote from: Yu on May 14, 2015, 11:07:59 PM

Exactly how old are we talking?

She's 26 I just turned 23 last month.

Hahahaha, "older woman"... technically correct, but no. Just no.

Regardless, break a leg. Or don't, might effect your ability to do the sex if and when it happens.

I'm presuming he can appeal like any other charged criminal can?

I'm expecting this to be really drawn out if that's the case, or rushed through quickly because of his infamy (unlike the many unknowns on death row atm).

For too long, we have been a passively tolerant society, saying to our citizens: as long as you obey the law, we will leave you alone.

-D.C.

Why isn't that fucking enough?!

This "harmful activities" clause is pretty broad. I mean, "a risk of causing...alarm or distress"... that's virtually anything depending if you say something potentially "offensive" to a devout religious person, a SJW, a feminist, a member of the opposite political party, etc etc...

I'm not liking this one bit, and that quote is some serious 1984 shit.

Mine last year was fun.

So fun, that the girl who organised it all threw up on the bus home. Sooooo fun.

And also blankpost?

It's really -blam!-ing annoying how all the rest of you -blam!-s can say all the shit you want, but every time I try the system changes it.

God damned -godwinslaw!- mods changing all my shit.

"OMG how you say -blam!-?

uh...the poopy one"

He's a bit skewed in the head, but he certainly has some moral compass.

I mean, he owned up to an imaginary crime. Sorta good, mostly bad.

All of those specs seem pretty decent apart from the SSD, but that can be fixed by buying a portable hard drive for all your non-default shit.

Reasonable price, if leaning a little on the "careful now" scale.

Quote from: SuperIrish on May 12, 2015, 07:33:13 PM

Not sure if this is good or bad... it sounds bad. If they are going to replace/have a localised reform of it, it better be fucking good as at the moment it's just going to alienate the UK further from the EU.

>implying distance between the UK and EU is a bad thing

Not really sure how it is or isn't good for the UK, but it'll certainly have wider consequences. EU would just become another version of the UN, which would be laughed at as an authority when it writes stern letters rather than taking action.

If one major powerhouse of the EU goes, it'll be barely holding together and the UK is the only one that looks likely.

I've only anecdotal evidence to support this. Housemate took LSD, went off to the park and did yoga and is now doing some charity work over the summer. Normally he's not the sort of person to just go off and do that, so more power to him.

It's an interesting topic to discuss with my Dad what with his "experience", and he's a pretty reasonable open minded guy.

Source? Want a tad more context, even though that guy's speech is pretty compelling on it's own.