Someone find out what the sign refers to. I need to know. I'll be getting out my pitchfork and torch from the garage.

ALLEX OPI-OMIL is how i think its written

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Seems it may mean something like "Go Nan and Grandad!"

Also she is being sued by the organizers
https://www.msn.com/en-za/news/world/spectator-to-be-sued-after-tour-de-france-crash/ar-AALtCXk?ocid=BingNewsSearch

Putting pitch fork and torch away.

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Nan-noo Nan-NOOOOOOOOO!

Aunt Annie's poem is along the lines of:

I were sitting on me arse last evening,

Me Mother and Father were off,

Cuz they'd heard, me old Nan Susanna were laid up in bed with a cough

She has some brasses me old Nan Susannah;

That's reason she's looked after so

If they've nought, well they're nought but a bother.

Here's an example - me old Uncle John.

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I wish my nan was like her!

>> ^Trancecoach:

Does this account for inflation? What/Where are the actual numbers?


Inflation would favour science - a payment today has a set value (bank bailouts) but payments in the past only stand to increase. If it doesn't account for inflation then i can't imagine how it would add up when you consider that the prices of HOUSES rapidly reduce to merely thousands of pounds when you go back only a hundred years (or less according to my nan) in britain.

This is one case of a trustable talking head though. I'm not a fan of brian cox but he is a very good physicist and he wouldn't say it if he hadn't thoroughly checked which is more than i can say for the others on the panel. I'd also like to see a simple chart though, because his words are wise - imagine what could be done if we weren't getting robbed blind and led by the fucking blind.

>> ^Morganth:

Watching the game here in Europe my friends and I all noticed that when England scored, the replay was shown about 20 times in the next ten minutes. Ten minutes is about how long it took them to actually show this goal again for the first time. None of the stations here have been subtle with their...bias.


I don't know what channel you were watching, so i can't call bullshit on that. Where i was watching it from, i saw plenty of replays of both goals.

I might suggest that the reason you saw more replays of the first goal is because it was a display of footballing skill rather than this goal which was a display of an arsehole failing to pick up a ball travelling at 5mph. It was hardly eventful. They tend to show replays of stuff that's good. Or stuff that's comically bad. But this drew just pulled up just short of comically bad, resting evenly at tragically bad.

For the first time i can genuinely say without a shadow of sarcasm that my nan could have saved that goal.

It's laughable to me that this debate is still going on. This is how the NHS works....

I get sick, i go to the doctor, she/he makes me feel better and i continue with a healthy life.

My nan's 86, she's been to the NHS recently because she had cataracts and also problems with energy levels which were as a result of some hormonal imbalance. Over a period of 1 year, she visited the doctor many, many times and went through dozens and dozens of different attemps. (She actually hindered her own progress by taking MORE of 1 tablet or LESS of another tablet in order to 'even them up' in the packet - seriously.)

They never told her she was too old, it was never too much effort, she also had her cataracts done, and now she's as fit as a fiddle because they eventually worked out a solution to the elusive problem. My nan also is capable fiscally of attending private medical care (bupa, over here) if she wanted to. But there was no need.

Just keepin it real, guys. Just keepin it real for you.

If it so suits you, please continue to eat up any lies about "being left to die because it's cost effective." You're being tricked by lies and deceit into voting to NOT save the lives of the poor because it suits the pockets and the schemes of the rich.

PLEASE stop voting for a word - "republican" "democrat" "liberal" "conservative" - and vote for what's right. I'd express my frustration by saying jesus h christ, but if i ever wanted to become the first foreign president that would hold me back. America - fuck yeah.

mai lai? nan king? baghdad.

You should maybe put 'Conan' and "dedicated to the twat that walked away from the Kyoto agreement" somewhere in there... maybe also "recycle your shopping bags Co-Nan"

>> ^steroidg:
The tibet tag seems to be a bit stretched don't you think? After all, the video is taken in the Yun Nan province.


I wasn't too sure and took it from the description. I'll pull it off.

The tibet tag seems to be a bit stretched don't you think? After all, the video is taken in the Yun Nan province.

Bulldog Mansion - Happy Birthday To Me

Monday, I'm still lying in bed
Tuesday, yep that's right

I am in a sleep colder than she is cold
Wake me up shockingly please
I am not sufficiently shocked yet

Wednesday, I don't want to go to school
Thursday, but even so I still have to go

A day is not to be spent lazing around
Even if I don't know what's going on, let's run around and see

It's my birthday, just me and my birthday
My heart is beating fast, I might change in a second
I don't know about you, but if I were to be reborn
I would still run to you

Friday, can't find my motivation
Saturday, the day that all students wait for
It's supposed to be Saturday Night Fever
But I have nowhere to go

It's my birthday, just me and my birthday
My heart is beating fast, I might change in a second
I don't know about you, but if I were to be reborn
I would still run to you

Today is a sweet day with you, please don't stand me up

t's my birthday, the sweet day with you
Our first day
Don't put my hand next to you
I love you, birthday,
it started with a first day
My heart is beating so fast, I might change in a second
Although you don't know it, I am spending the whole day with you, only today

Even if you don't know it, I am spending the whole of today, just today, with you

(Korean Lyrics:
a-jik nu-wo-it-neun monday
geu-reo-ge ma-ri-ya tuesday

cha-ga-un geu-nyeo-bo-da cha-gap-ge
jam-deun nae-mameul kkam-jjak nola-ge hae-jwo-yo
a-jik eoreol-han geol

hakkyo-gagi si-reun wednesday
geuredo ga-yaji thursday

meong-cheong-hi ha-rul sal-sun eob-jana
mwon-jin mol-ra-do il-dan ttwi-eo-bwa

It's my birthday
honja-man-ui firstday
du-geun-dae-neun nan hwak dalla-jil geo-ya
neon moreu-gejji-man na dasi tae-eo-na
neo-e-ge-ro gal geo-ya

eo-jjeon-ji ga-bbun-han friday
dat-sae-na gi-da-ryeo saturday
saturday night fever ra-ji-man
ma-ttang-ha-ge gal-got-do eob-neun nan

It's my birthday
honja-man-ui firstday
du-geun-dae-neun nan hwak dalla-jil geo-ya
neon moreu-gejji-man na dasi tae-eo-na
neo-e-ge-ro gal geo-ya

neon moreunda hae-do na o-neul-man-keum-eun
neo-wa ham-kke hal geo-ya)

Nga Phe Kyaung Monastery in Myanmar. This place is a famous tourist attraction. From a nice article in the LA Times here: http://travel.latimes.com/articles/la-tr-myanmar20mar20

"The Intha are known for the strange way they propel their small wooden fishing boats. The fisherman stands at the stern, balanced on one leg, and rows with the other leg by wrapping it around the oar, leaving both hands free to work the net.

Although this method of fishing is unusual and something to see, it's starting to be overshadowed by some unlikely local residents — Madonna, Leonardo DiCaprio, Brad Pitt and Tina Turner, among others.

Our driver cut the longboat's engine, and we glided gracefully toward Nga Phe Kyaung, the abode of these local celebrities. Nga Phe Kyaung, an 18th century Buddhist monastery built from teakwood on stilts over the lake, is known more affectionately among its visitors as "the jumping cat monastery." For more than 20 years, the monks here have trained their cats to jump through hoops.

U Nan Da, a young Buddhist monk, met our boat. He led us inside the temple, where Chinese green tea, roasted barley and bananas are served to those who visit.

As I sat on the teakwood floor sipping tea, a feeling of peace prevailed. Beams of light streamed through the open windows, and the eyes of 64 golden Buddhas seemed to watch me from every angle. I sensed another pair of eyes, those of a curious cat, but when I turned to look, it had disappeared.

"That's James Bond," the monk said.

I laughed, but he assured me he wasn't joking.

"He is a very secretive cat," he said. "He likes to watch, but if we try to catch him he always escapes. So we call him James Bond."