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General Discussion / Re: Waitrose
Last post by muddy - Today at 07:56:32 AM
Quote from: klondike on Yesterday at 11:39:08 PMThe reason the do gooders say we can't stop them is that for some reason they say it is against international law. Even if it were in some treaty or other which I seriously doubt we could simply withdraw from the treaty. Even if we didn't just who is going to enforce that law. If we decided to erect a gallows on the dock at Dover and proceeded to publicly hang all those we had picked up just who exactly is going to do anything about it apart from some hurty words.

There is no such thing as international law. Just what was legal about Trumps action against Iran? It was no more legal than the Ayatollahs executing their protestors. Possibly less so as they could at least claim the protestors had broken some national law for which the punishment was death.

We take the dingy boys in because our political leaders are virtue signalling plain and simple
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General Discussion / Re: Wordle
Last post by klondike - Today at 07:28:04 AM
Wordle 1,755 3/6

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General Discussion / Re: Wordle
Last post by GrannyMac - Today at 06:29:35 AM
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Well he's pretty good at posing
#5
General Discussion / Re: Waitrose
Last post by Michael Rolls - Today at 12:41:08 AM
So true
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General Discussion / Re: Waitrose
Last post by klondike - Yesterday at 11:39:08 PM
The reason the do gooders say we can't stop them is that for some reason they say it is against international law. Even if it were in some treaty or other which I seriously doubt we could simply withdraw from the treaty. Even if we didn't just who is going to enforce that law. If we decided to erect a gallows on the dock at Dover and proceeded to publicly hang all those we had picked up just who exactly is going to do anything about it apart from some hurty words.

There is no such thing as international law. Just what was legal about Trumps action against Iran? It was no more legal than the Ayatollahs executing their protestors. Possibly less so as they could at least claim the protestors had broken some national law for which the punishment was death.

We take the dingy boys in because our political leaders are virtue signalling plain and simple
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The Chat Room / Re: Cleaning Windows
Last post by Mups - Yesterday at 10:24:53 PM
Quote from: Raven on Yesterday at 10:13:35 PMI don't clean windows that's something Dunc does, but at my own place I never cleaned windows when the sun was out.
I think you're probably right.   
I will give it another try when its a dull day.

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The Chat Room / Re: Cleaning Windows
Last post by Raven - Yesterday at 10:13:35 PM
I don't clean windows that's something Dunc does, but at my own place I never cleaned windows when the sun was out.
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The Chat Room / Re: Cleaning Windows
Last post by Mups - Yesterday at 09:36:10 PM
Quote from: Ashy on Yesterday at 09:02:00 PMI use clean water and a big sponge, and dry them off with a microfibre cloth.


About once every four years
I think I should have done that too, Ashy.

I don't think I wet them enough with just my fine spray, and the sun on the window was drying it too quick.
#10
General Discussion / Re: Waitrose
Last post by JBR - Yesterday at 09:29:32 PM
Quote from: GrannyMac on Yesterday at 06:47:33 PMThe owner of Iceland has offered the man a job!  And people have been raising money to help him.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-15711957/Iceland-boss-offers-job-sacked-Waitrose-worker.html
Good for Iceland.  Waitrose, I hope you experience an army of shoplifters.  It's what you deserve.