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Get some small ball bearings and tip them into his cupped hands, hilarity will envelop all who is present. Lock him in a cupboard, then put a small bin in front. See if he is there after lunch, he will never get out of that.

American's have killed more of each other than all the dead from the various conflicts they have been involved in over the last 200 + years. If they could see themselves in the same way we do they should all break down and cry their eyes out. Having that amount of guns in close proximity to children and normal people just trying to get along in life is an embarrassment, they should all be ashamed of themselves to be honest, gun holders and non gun holders together, how can intelligent people end up in a society where this is a common every other day thing is beyond me. When I was in my teens, if someone turned up for a fight with a weapon he would be laughed at and probably battered for it, how tough are you if you need a gun in normal everyday life just because on some cobbled together half arsed desperate attempt to make their country and various amendments relevant ? Imagine what it could be without the guns and violence, they can't ever imagine that.

I thought fraud was criminal ? My mistake.

Give it some thyme then tell the propolis, not the amateur one's.

True but how many Bankers are in prison compared to the people mentioned ? Crime is crime but I suspect the richer you are then the less chance you have of a) been investigated b ) Going to prison. It should be completely the other way around with the punishments a lot harsher. If you don't tell the HMRC about 15 k a year and then compare it to bankers who knowingly risked the pensions or investments of millons of people then yes, a crime is a crime as you say but ask a million people who from the 2 examples should be shot at dawn and I think I know the answer.

I understand it can annoy I suppose BUT, for normal people who are not born into money unless they are amazingly lucky things like this + other things like whiplash money etc are the only way that people can get the required amount of money in....quick. Also, it could be a little bit of jealousy in a way, I bet nearly 99% of people would do the same if they found a little way to skim the tax man or similar. I think the public are less honest these days as the morals, or lack of filter down from Government. George Osbourne does not need to work, if you have kids and want to make sure they have the same amount of money Osbourne was born into these methods are the only way to do it in the time available. If it was not desirable Osbourne would give all his money away to the poor and be the same as everyone else, he has not done this as far as I know. If the house prices were kept at a normal price, even in London then people would not have to duck and dive to get cash in. If you work full time and contribute to society in the proper way you should be able to buy a house, car, and a little holiday's and still have a couple of quid left over (That is the definition of a living wage in my world, one where it's possible to live?). This is not the case and everyone has to live life at 13,000 rpm just to stay in debt. This is not political at all, I picked Osbourne because he is wealthy and a good example I think and I was just thinking of another POV to be honest.

45,000,000 Height adjusted.

I think it's largely to do with the lack of basic language skills and maybe they are just not loud enough to be heard ? They need someone to look out for them though, I understand that bit. It's largely an integration issue also but that really is for another time.

Currently discussing .....infinite amount of monkeys, infinite amount of time and typewriters. His main problem with this was "Have the monkeys even read Shakespeare?"

Agreed, I listened to it a few times as I thought he was taking the pi55 but he was serious. The best comment he ever made.

I am listening to XFM Series 2 EP 22 at the moment, There will never be anything made that will make me laugh as much as these.

I understand your thinking but the question is "scared of death". The "not existing afterwards" is purely speculative in nature as you would not be here to fear that plus, how do you know you don't exist afterwards. Would you not fear death at all if you knew you would carry on as a erm, chipmunk for eg :-)

It may surprise some people but in the last 2 weeks I have seen 2 or 3 suicide bombers that are still alive after detonation. It maybe down to bad design but the top half of their body (minus arms) was working perfectly and they were looking around and trying to speak. This is why it would be perfectly reasonable to see undamaged items from pockets etc. that are untouched by explosion. The clips are very easy to find and quite recent and show Islam for what it really is, if it produces 1 of these then that's 1 too many.

People are not scared of death IMO, it's just when it is the problem. If it was impossible to die whilst awake I would think it a lot easier on the brain to cope with it.

"ooohhhh .... Friend... thumbs up friend"

Good answers all and I think you are all correct, it's to get you to watch I suppose. Maybe the guy who jumped off the Eiffel Tower with his "special flying coat" started it all as he was on camera iirc.

On TV they often say "Don't try this at home". There must have been a **** they really did try something at home and it killed them but I want to know what was it that they tried to do. Nearly all programmes say it so there must be a source.

I watched Vacation last night, both me and the Mrs really enjoyed it and I laughed all the way through. Christina Applegate is timeless and worth watching just for her tbh.

I have got a Beagle, I got it from the Dog's home about 8 years ago. Initially the dog was a nightmare for a few weeks especially with the walk up's (Dog's just saying hello and that). It seemed that I was part of the problem as I tensed up thinking it was all going to go wrong. Once I started saying hello to the other dog and relaxed a bit all was OK. He now will allow puppies to lick his face and so on. Never had a problem since then. He is slightly over protective of my Granddaughter but that's is just how dog's are. (He is 15 years old now and had a check a month ago using ultra sound and as many checks as possible. He passed it all with flying colours.) Looks like your fish have escaped though. Yes, I suspect they are piloting the Imperial Star Destroyer now. Well spotted.

Nice one, he is ace and the last living one out of all his brothers and sisters. It's amazing how much more happy my life is since I got my dog compared to before. It gives me structure and probably helps with the fact that I will never have my own kids so this dog and my granddaughter really are important to me.

I have got a Beagle, I got it from the Dog's home about 8 years ago. Initially the dog was a nightmare for a few weeks especially with the walk up's (Dog's just saying hello and that). It seemed that I was part of the problem as I tensed up thinking it was all going to go wrong. Once I started saying hello to the other dog and relaxed a bit all was OK. He now will allow puppies to lick his face and so on. Never had a problem since then. He is slightly over protective of my Granddaughter but that's is just how dog's are. (He is 15 years old now and had a check a month ago using ultra sound and as many checks as possible. He passed it all with flying colours.)

The Knights Templar fleet (also, arguably, the ritual for the Sublime Degree of Master Mason) In the right area but why 2 crossed bones with a skull ?

Pirates use a Skull and Crossbones as their flag, what is the perceived source of this flag configuration ?

Hmm, you haven't buried anyone under there have you ? Fred West was a professional builder as well. and he had a patio built.