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Doesn't work , the ones who have been at the place longer think they have more authority are better at the job ect ... Seen it plenty of times .

You do know if the British got being hamas the Irish would support the Israelis , they do the total opposite to what ever the British do . It's not about calling anyone out it's just there hatred for anything British.

Explain ?

F**k me that's funny

Wouldn't surprise me in the least if they put trigger warnings like that on ... They put one on when they show the coverage of the 12th July parades incase it offends people .... Wouldn't mind but the program is called 'The Twelfth' so it's not like there not going to know what it's about

You never hear thou shalt not steal

It amazes me why you go for the shitty coal though why not get some decent stuff

If that makes you happy

If it'll run on both obviously either regulator can be used , best bit of advice i can offer is get the advice of a gas safe registered engineer and get them to do the change so you know it's 100% right

I Like the turf , had some real good stuff we were selling at work , they called it black turf it burnt nearly as hot as coal and lasted ages far better than the stuff you get at most places

Hardly first frost of the year ... That would of been January . Had a frost yesterday and today but it definitely felt colder this morning but turned into a nice afternoon both days ..

Used to happen a lot in the old days on here and in the chat ,something to do with the IP addresses being the same on certain networks

That's what I'd do I just wouldn't tell anyone

It's not the stealing it's the boasting about it and trying to justify it by blaming it on the energy companies . Here's an example as I priced it yesterday... Coal from the importers is £10.50 a 25kg bag , my local garden centre are selling it for £12 a bag ... So there making £1.50 a bag not the £10 profit others seem to think ... So for every bag that's stolen , they'd have to sell 7 bags to break even ..

Taken from Google .. Non-European countries are still allowed to take part in Eurovision if they become a member of the EBU, the organiser behind the event. This means that countries such as Israel, Azerbaijan, Georgia and Australia are allowed to compete.