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 Wisbech Eagle  Truro Cornwall 03 Dec 21 9.31pm |
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Originally posted by cryrst
Your grandson is hopefully smashing the arse off a 20 year old physcology tart and getting hammered with said vodka at least 4 days a week. You are totally wrong on every level. He is a brilliant student who got 4 "A"s at A level and is on the way to being a research scientist of note. He is introverted and quite shy, but enjoys a pint too. He loves studying, and always has. Oh, and he is also gay. He "came out" this year.
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cryrst  The garden of England 04 Dec 21 2.59am |
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
You are totally wrong on every level. He is a brilliant student who got 4 "A"s at A level and is on the way to being a research scientist of note. He is introverted and quite shy, but enjoys a pint too. He loves studying, and always has. Oh, and he is also gay. He "came out" this year. I never said it had to be a female tart. Plenty of male ones.
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| Helmet46 Croydon 04 Dec 21 8.54am |
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
You are totally wrong on every level. He is a brilliant student who got 4 "A"s at A level and is on the way to being a research scientist of note. He is introverted and quite shy, but enjoys a pint too. He loves studying, and always has. Oh, and he is also gay. He "came out" this year. Best of luck to him on every level. However my brother spent 3 years at Exeter Uni back in the day. Did maths and chemistry. He was and still is very shy and introverted and used to study alone in his room for hours for A levels. However, the one time I travelled down with my dad to see him - as a surprise (because he was shy and introverted and we thought it might be good to give him some company) - our first sight of him as we walked towards the campus was to see him being driven out of the uni in the back of a convertible beetle, playing a trombone very badly. Edited by Helmet46 (04 Dec 2021 9.06am)
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| Wisbech Eagle Truro Cornwall 04 Dec 21 9.24am |
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Originally posted by Helmet46
Best of luck to him on every level. However my brother spent 3 years at Exeter Uni back in the day. Did maths and chemistry. He was and still is very shy and introverted and used to study alone in his room for hours for A levels. However, the one time I travelled down with my dad to see him - as a surprise (because he was shy and introverted and we thought it might be good to give him some company) - our first sight of him as we walked towards the campus was to see him being driven out of the uni in the back of a convertible beetle, playing a trombone very badly. Edited by Helmet46 (04 Dec 2021 9.06am) Thanks. That made me smile, as I am sure it did you, when it happened. Who knows? I guess he must chill out sometimes, but he isn't at Uni just to party, that's for sure.
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| Helmet46 Croydon 04 Dec 21 10.16am |
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
Thanks. That made me smile, as I am sure it did you, when it happened. Who knows? I guess he must chill out sometimes, but he isn't at Uni just to party, that's for sure. He probably does chill out but he’s doing what I would call a proper academic degree - that requires hard work and diligence and I’m sure that was a one-off for my bro, as he did a really tricky joint honours degree. Trouble is there are far too many ‘soft’ degrees, that shouldn’t be at that level. I once had to train a ‘grad’ who earned more than me and had a degree in ‘dance.’
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| Stirlingsays 20 Dec 21 10.39pm |
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Harry Miller won his appeal case today over 'transphobic tweets' amid criticism over how the Police create guidance for their officers from what....in my view are anti free speech laws from parliament. I think it's nuts that this case had to go this far for simple common sense to be applied.....that, in of itself, discourages people from speaking their minds on controversial issues. They won't all have the funds that Miller was allowed. This case is one thing, look at how the BBC report on it....look at the image they use to represent him, knowing that most people will only read the headline and look at the image. Edited by Stirlingsays (20 Dec 2021 10.41pm)
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| Badger11 Beckenham 20 Dec 21 11.07pm |
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Good for him the police should not be recording non crimes as one of the judges said the guidelines are not strict enough so it's about hurty words. Edited by Badger11 (20 Dec 2021 11.07pm)
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HKOwen  Hong Kong 22 Dec 21 11.29am |
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The Miller is a watershed, the Police need to be freed up to do, policing.
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| Stirlingsays 22 Dec 21 12.37pm |
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Originally posted by Badger11
Good for him the police should not be recording non crimes as one of the judges said the guidelines are not strict enough so it's about hurty words. Edited by Badger11 (20 Dec 2021 11.07pm) Sure, though the Police haven't responded in what I'd regard as a realistic manner to this judgement.
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| Stirlingsays 22 Dec 21 7.30pm |
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Russell Brand with an excellent video on just how billionaires are trying to censor and control information on the Internet and determine what is and isn't 'good' information often based upon their own ideological and political preferences.
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| Badger11 Beckenham 22 Dec 21 8.05pm |
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What a stunner, mind you even the Sun has gone woke "Woman jailed"
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| cryrst The garden of England 22 Dec 21 8.53pm |
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Bit more lippy, 15 pints of Stella and 48 shots and I would
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