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Post by Mrs H on Oct 22, 2007 7:54:10 GMT -1
...keeps the doctor or something like that. Want to aks me questions so I can get to 22,000?  |
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Post by C@V on Oct 22, 2007 7:54:49 GMT -1
Would it be wise to buy Matt Taylor And David Nugent?
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Post by Mrs H on Oct 22, 2007 7:57:20 GMT -1
Would it be wise to buy Matt Taylor And David Nugent? Matt Taylor but not David Nugent. |
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Post by jh1980 on Oct 22, 2007 7:57:37 GMT -1
...keeps the doctor or something like that. Want to aks me questions so I can get to 22,000? Okay... but aren't you in the hotseat again soon?!  Chicken or Lamb (stick with me there's a point here...)   |
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Post by Mrs H on Oct 22, 2007 7:59:26 GMT -1
...keeps the doctor or something like that. Want to aks me questions so I can get to 22,000? Okay... but aren't you in the hotseat again soon?! Chicken or Lamb (stick with me there's a point here...) Am I???  Depends under what circumstances. Lamb koftas yummy, Chicken satay yummy too. If I'm not eating them then Lambs. |
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Post by jh1980 on Oct 22, 2007 8:02:10 GMT -1
Am I??? Depends under what circumstances. Lamb koftas yummy, Chicken satay yummy too. If I'm not eating them then Lambs. Yes, the number I randomly picked turned out to be yours... see relevant thread. Congrats/Sorry! Indeed, Korma, Rogan Josh or Bhuna? Awww! "Can take a girl several generations from the Valleys, but... yeah, summat like that anyway..." |
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Post by C@V on Oct 22, 2007 8:02:14 GMT -1
Is the process of sustaining war equally draining on many levels as sustaining a population at peace?
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Post by Mrs H on Oct 22, 2007 8:06:29 GMT -1
Is the process of sustaining war equally draining on many levels as sustaining a population at peace? Depends on your point of view. If we're talking about the peace process in Iraq them some, including myself, would say that Iraq isn't a population a peace and there are elements still of a civil world brewing. So to answer your question yes I believe it is. |
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Post by C@V on Oct 22, 2007 8:11:36 GMT -1
Is the process of sustaining war equally draining on many levels as sustaining a population at peace? Depends on your point of view. If we're talking about the peace process in Iraq them some, including myself, would say that Iraq isn't a population a peace and there are elements still of a civil world brewing. So to answer your question yes I believe it is. Do you believe that society is instinctively constructed at 3 levels.......lower, middle and higher class? Do you further believe that the higher class aspire to hold their position, the middle class wish to usurp the higher class and the lower class is kept uneducated and hence does rarely seek to better itself as it does not form aspirations? |
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Post by jh1980 on Oct 22, 2007 8:15:09 GMT -1
Is "disambiguation" a proper English word, or simply idiotic newspeak of the highest order?!
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Post by C@V on Oct 22, 2007 8:18:49 GMT -1
Is "disambiguation" a proper English word, or simply idiotic newspeak of the highest order?! Its Newspeak a bit like the word............Doublethink! |
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Post by Mrs H on Oct 22, 2007 8:19:03 GMT -1
Depends on your point of view. If we're talking about the peace process in Iraq them some, including myself, would say that Iraq isn't a population a peace and there are elements still of a civil world brewing. So to answer your question yes I believe it is. Do you believe that society is instinctively constructed at 3 levels.......lower, middle and higher class? Do you further believe that the higher class aspire to hold their position, the middle class wish to usurp the higher class and the lower class is kept uneducated and hence does rarely seek to better itself as it does not form aspirations? No I don't believe it's instinct at all. I think it's drilled into us at a young age that this is how western" society" is constructed and we should conform. I can onlt speak for myself when I say thst young sir is a load of old cobblers. To say the the working class have no aspirations to better themselves is frankly condescending. I think the fact of the matter is that there are fewer opportunities open to the working classes. Money opens many doors. I think you'r right that the middle classes wish to usurp the upper classes and tend to have a larger chip on their shoulders than the working classes ever have. I have a great regard fo the upper classes. They eccentric and prefer they're ways to the middle class " sell your granny to get what you want" attitude. |
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Post by Mrs H on Oct 22, 2007 8:19:36 GMT -1
Is "disambiguation" a proper English word, or simply idiotic newspeak of the highest order?! It's up there is guesstimate!  |
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Post by C@V on Oct 22, 2007 8:20:29 GMT -1
Do you believe that society is instinctively constructed at 3 levels.......lower, middle and higher class? Do you further believe that the higher class aspire to hold their position, the middle class wish to usurp the higher class and the lower class is kept uneducated and hence does rarely seek to better itself as it does not form aspirations? No I don't believe it's instinct at all. I think it's drilled into us at a young age that this is how western" society" is constructed and we should conform. I can onlt speak for myself when I say thst young sir is a load of old cobblers. To say the the working class have no aspirations to better themselves is frankly condescending. I think the fact of the matter is that there are fewer opportunities open to the working classes. Money opens many doors. I think you'r right that the middle classes wish to usurp the upper classes and tend to have a larger chip on their shoulders than the working classes ever have. I have a great regard fo the upper classes. They eccentric and prefer they're ways to the middle class " sell your granny to get what you want" attitude. Bloody socialist!  |
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Post by mortontheblade on Oct 22, 2007 8:20:57 GMT -1
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Post by Mrs H on Oct 22, 2007 8:21:45 GMT -1
No I don't believe it's instinct at all. I think it's drilled into us at a young age that this is how western" society" is constructed and we should conform. I can onlt speak for myself when I say thst young sir is a load of old cobblers. To say the the working class have no aspirations to better themselves is frankly condescending. I think the fact of the matter is that there are fewer opportunities open to the working classes. Money opens many doors. I think you'r right that the middle classes wish to usurp the upper classes and tend to have a larger chip on their shoulders than the working classes ever have. I have a great regard fo the upper classes. They eccentric and prefer they're ways to the middle class " sell your granny to get what you want" attitude. Bloody socialist! I can accept that |
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Post by Mrs H on Oct 22, 2007 8:22:17 GMT -1
Just because the family are trainspotters doesn't mean I know everything about trains! |
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Post by mortontheblade on Oct 22, 2007 8:23:31 GMT -1
Just because the family are trainspotters doesn't mean I know everything about trains! haaaa!!!!!! mrs trainspotter... .... i'm going to miss my first lecture and tutorial of the year today  |
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Post by Mrs H on Oct 22, 2007 8:25:10 GMT -1
Just because the family are trainspotters doesn't mean I know everything about trains! haaaa!!!!!! mrs trainspotter... .... i'm going to miss my first lecture and tutorial of the year today Why? |
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Post by mortontheblade on Oct 22, 2007 8:27:26 GMT -1
haaaa!!!!!! mrs trainspotter... .... i'm going to miss my first lecture and tutorial of the year today Why? i though i was supposed to be the one asking questions..... i'm in stuck in bottesford and it looks like i can't get to lestoh until its 1 hour too late...... |
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