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Ullofaman said:
Well you learn something new everyday. There is a second version of the Mona Lisa - this one is in the Prado in Madrid. Suggestion is that it was done by a Da Vinci apprentice at the same time as the Master was painting her. Da Vinci on left; "Apprentice" on right.
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The one on the left appears to have bigger tits?
 
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Not a political point, but its shocking that the government plan to house 2000 asylum seekers at Scampton a village that is home to 700 people.. There was one small local shop (now closed) there and nothing else.. it will be a week or two before its wrecked...they were not consulted and a week before this decision, they had mapped Scapmton for £100 million of investment as a heritage site..
 
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TIGERSCAVE said:
Not a political point, but its shocking that the government plan to house 2000 asylum seekers at Scampton a village that is home to 700 people.. There was one small local shop (now closed) there and nothing else.. it will be a week or two before its wrecked...they were not consulted and a week before this decision, they had mapped Scapmton for £100 million of investment as a heritage site..
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The whole asylum seeker / immigration situation is shocking but imo the use of places like RAF Scampton for 'asylum seekers' is better than commandering hotels. They should be detained there, without freedom of movement, until processed in reasonable time, then either supported into British life or returned - the problem being that the processing doesn't appear to be happening, which is appalling.
(Again, not a political point).
 
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TIGERSCAVE said:
Not a political point, but its shocking that the government plan to house 2000 asylum seekers at Scampton a village that is home to 700 people.. There was one small local shop (now closed) there and nothing else.. it will be a week or two before its wrecked...they were not consulted and a week before this decision, they had mapped Scapmton for £100 million of investment as a heritage site..
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Why are you spouting scare ****, there is no proof that the Asylum seekers will wreck the village, and there was over 2,200 RAF personnel at RAF Scampton before it closed, so stop talking bollocks
 
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TIGERSCAVE said:
Not a political point, but its shocking that the government plan to house 2000 asylum seekers at Scampton a village that is home to 700 people.. There was one small local shop (now closed) there and nothing else.. it will be a week or two before its wrecked...they were not consulted and a week before this decision, they had mapped Scapmton for £100 million of investment as a heritage site..
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The asylum seekers appear to have left Thwaite Hall in Cottingham. Reports had anything between 500 and 300 males stopping there. They seemed to have left as quietley as they arrived, almost in the dead of night?
 
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Urika Peece. said:
The asylum seekers appear to have left Thwaite Hall in Cottingham. Reports had anything between 500 and 300 males stopping there. They seemed to have left as quietley as they arrived, almost in the dead of night?
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I wonder if they found out that they'd missed the asylum they were seeking by about 2 miles?
 
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