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Ben_Minx
Over 90 days ago
Bisexual Female, 54
Bisexual Male, 60
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John & Shel
Wise words.
No, you are not alone. A phenomenon I have observed for a very long time. I even advise friendly newcomers to adopt a coloured font to facilitate the chat process. I am sure somebody somewhere is working up a doctoral thesis on it.
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Hi, just realised today that if I go in a room and the font is all black, I don't even read the convo, I search for another room.
However, if the room is alight with a variety of colours, I read back the convo and join in, even if it is about cookery, cars, football and DIY and many other non sex related items I have little interest in.
Have I got the opposite of colour blindness?
Attracted by all that is bright and cheerful!
Just wondered if I am alone in this or do others do it, even inadvertently!!
Blue, if the Act were rigorously enforced there would be a prosecution after most hunts. My experience is that a fox scent is followed as often now as it was before the Act, when there is no obvious surveillance. Of course the hounds should be trained to follow the artificial trail but here we are 8 years on and it hasn't happened.
Now you are either less involved in fox hunting than you make out or your are being deliberately disingenuous.
In either event, bored as I am with the frequent pro hunting threads, I feel obliged to challenge the misinformation.
Now you are either less involved in fox hunting than you make out or your are being deliberately disingenuous.
In either event, bored as I am with the frequent pro hunting threads, I feel obliged to challenge the misinformation.
People hunt foxes with horses and hounds because it is fun.
All of the rest is just smoke n mirrors.
I chuckle every time I read the ridiculous arguments in favour of fox hunting but I have a terrible habit of challenging misinformation.
What makes me very angry is the way some sections of society feel they can ignore the law. Boxing day, the local hunts will allegedly following a scented trail. They will probably pick up the scent of a fox and kill it as they often do.
Let us hope this case will make them think twice although I doubt it. Perhaps with enough prosecutions folk will start to behave responsibly or it may be necessary to ban scented trails too.
All of the rest is just smoke n mirrors.
I chuckle every time I read the ridiculous arguments in favour of fox hunting but I have a terrible habit of challenging misinformation.
What makes me very angry is the way some sections of society feel they can ignore the law. Boxing day, the local hunts will allegedly following a scented trail. They will probably pick up the scent of a fox and kill it as they often do.
Let us hope this case will make them think twice although I doubt it. Perhaps with enough prosecutions folk will start to behave responsibly or it may be necessary to ban scented trails too.
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I got the impression "scrap heap" was a monetary measure.
If it isn't what is the measure?
We are talking about the country being able to afford its non working population. I am wondering if at least some of the non working population might be in that position as a consequence of having a crap attitude and consequently making piss poor decisions.
Isn't this focus on the "idle masses" a game politicians play to keep the righteous workers happy? I dont like joining in with politicians games.
Are we measuring success in money again?
There are 7 people who call me dad.
Their academic abilities range from Oxford Graduate to one grade D GCSE in IT. Their choices have ranged from the best performing state schools, to the worst and include private specialist schools.
They are all reasonably happy living the lives they have chosen from the opportunities available to them.
I think that's the most important thing tbh.
Thankfully none of them look down their noses at others who have different opportunities or make different choices.
There are 7 people who call me dad.
Their academic abilities range from Oxford Graduate to one grade D GCSE in IT. Their choices have ranged from the best performing state schools, to the worst and include private specialist schools.
They are all reasonably happy living the lives they have chosen from the opportunities available to them.
I think that's the most important thing tbh.
Thankfully none of them look down their noses at others who have different opportunities or make different choices.
