Nope. Takes time for people to build robots etc.That article didn't say when though did it?
Nope. Takes time for people to build robots etc.That article didn't say when though did it?
Brilliant! And hopefully Jonathan Pearce will go back to that and forget about football commentary!
Following on from the above I just got an email from our Parish Clerk which says that all towns and villages in the country are expected to light beacons on the evening of 21st April to celebrate the Queen's 90th birthday.
Any ideas on places you'd all like to set fire to in recognition of this milestone?
Eton and Harrow Schools, Buckingham Palace, the House of Lords, Tory Party Headquarters, The Stock Exchange, Talk Sport and Sky Headquarters hopefully with Murdoch trapped inside, FIFA HQ, The Ritz, Harrods, every country house built with the profits from slavery, UKIP Headquarters with every single member trussed up inside and doused in petrol, and that is just for starters.
Always amazes me that left wingers always assume everyone feels the same as them. Was at a meeting when a woman said, 'Sorry to mention the name Margaret Thatcher.' I said, 'Please don't apologise...a personal hero of mine.' Strangely she shut right up.![]()
Always amazes me that left wingers always assume everyone feels the same as them. Was at a meeting when a woman said, 'Sorry to mention the name Margaret Thatcher.' I said, 'Please don't apologise...a personal hero of mine.' Strangely she shut right up.![]()
The far left always say such outrageous things (killing Cameron, Thatcher etc) that most people don't want to get involved so shut up....like if you sit next to someone on the train singing to themselves....this gives them the impression that people agree with them.
Such predictions are nonsense. Evolutionary changes act (over a considerable period of time) on characteristics which favour survival to breed. Since human beings are capable of getting round problems by ingenuity (rubber flippers to aid swimming for example) and look after the genetically disabled rather than letting them die, there will be nothing for evolution to act on. It is more likely that we will see strategic breeding/DNA manipulation.
Mind you, be useful if we could breed our own players.![]()
I'm amazed it's taken so long to even discuss it. A stirring, meaningful anthem means so much - can't see big, tough rugby players welling up to "GStQ" but Hen Wlad fy Nhadau often brings people to tears. It's about the country, its history and its people, not a person who has happened to be born Queen (or King).Having an English anthem for sport events is being discussed....should be Jerusalem...a great hymn and one favoured by people already. And no, we don't want some sterile PC song...we want a stirring anthem like other countries.
Such predictions are nonsense. Evolutionary changes act (over a considerable period of time) on characteristics which favour survival to breed. Since human beings are capable of getting round problems by ingenuity (rubber flippers to aid swimming for example) and look after the genetically disabled rather than letting them die, there will be nothing for evolution to act on. It is more likely that we will see strategic breeding/DNA manipulation.
I favour England having it's own anthem, but I have seen athletes well up when singing God Save The Queen. It still represents their winning a trophy for their country....it will still be used for GB teams.I'm amazed it's taken so long to even discuss it. A stirring, meaningful anthem means so much - can't see big, tough rugby players welling up to "GStQ" but Hen Wlad fy Nhadau often brings people to tears. It's about the country, its history and its people, not a person who has happened to be born Queen (or King).
Ha. So true. I work in the public sector now, although I'm looking for an escape route. Trying to manage under-performing staff here is an absolute nightmare.I worked in the public sector for a while everyone assumes you are left wing and pro union.![]()
I'm amazed it's taken so long to even discuss it. A stirring, meaningful anthem means so much - can't see big, tough rugby players welling up to "GStQ" but Hen Wlad fy Nhadau often brings people to tears. It's about the country, its history and its people, not a person who has happened to be born Queen (or King).