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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: Dean Rose on October 05, 2016, 10:38:21 AM
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http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-wales-37517271
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Like the comedian, Ron White often says..."You can't fix stupid..." :wink: :grin: :laugh:
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We all have done stupid things , but most of us have the good sense to not video same said stupid thing :rolleyes: Kind of like a couple here in Muskogee that were doing some , er , well strange stuff, and recording it for all to see .
Dusty
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"Michael Groves, 39, of Rhyl, and Andrew Bennett, 48, from nearby Abergele received suspended jail terms after admitting dangerous driving in Conwy county.
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Darwin said....
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I wonder how many people have been seriously injured or killed because they were trying to make a video that would go viral?
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I wonder how many people have been seriously injured or killed because they were trying to make a video that would go viral?
I don't know.
But we all haven't done things THAT stupid.
Lannis
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I don't know.
But we all haven't done things THAT stupid.
Lannis
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Aprilia RSV?
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Stupid is a matter of perspective , to most people the simple act of riding a motorcycle looks pretty stupid .
Dusty
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Stupid is a matter of perspective , to most people the simple act of riding a motorcycle looks pretty stupid .
Dusty
Yeah, I know, it's all really the same, nobody is really bad, nobody is stupider than anyone else, everything is relative, everything is a matter of perspective ... Oh my I feel good now.
Lannis
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Many of us regularly disobey speed limits.
The difference between being a scofflaw and being an idiot comes down to where you think it's appropriate to excercise the 'Go Handle'.
Having just spent two months in Europe I can honestly say that if I lived here I really wouldn't need a Griso, (Not that I *Need* one anyway but you get what I mean?). On the first ten weeks of this trip Jude and I were raving about how good the Mana would be! Today it was 10*C in north western Germany. We're glad we're in the car, horrid though it is!
We spent the morning at the sight of Varus's defeat and the battlefield of the 'Lost Legions'. Google or Wicki it if your knowledge of Roman history is slim. It was a turning point in Empire. Even today you can see how the Tutteburgher (Sp.) forest would of been a ghastly place for the Roman legions to fight, especially against a horde consisting of many Roman trained auxiliaries who knew their tactics.
It was one of the worst military defeats the Romans suffered and set the boundary for Germanic expansion. Varus's suicided after the defeat and three standards were lost and never recovered. That just 'Didn't Happen' in the first century AD.
Pete
Pete
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Many of us regularly disobey speed limits.
The difference between being a scofflaw and being an idiot comes down to where you think it's appropriate to excercise the 'Go Handle'.
Having just spent two months in Europe I can honestly say that if I lived here I really wouldn't need a Griso, (Not that I *Need* one anyway but you get what I mean?). On the first ten weeks of this trip Jude and I were raving about how good the Mana would be! Today it was 10*C in north western Germany. We're glad we're in the car, horrid though it is!
We spent the morning at the sight of Varus's defeat and the battlefield of the 'Lost Legions'. Google or Wicki it if your knowledge of Roman history is slim. It was a turning point in Empire. Even today you can see how the Tutteburgher (Sp.) forest would of been a ghastly place for the Roman legions to fight, especially against a horde consisting of many Roman trained auxiliaries who knew their tactics.
It was one of the worst military defeats the Romans suffered and set the boundary for Germanic expansion. Varus's suicided after the defeat and three standards were lost and never recovered. That just 'Didn't Happen' in the first century AD.
Pete
Pete
http://www.livius.org/te-tg/teutoburg/teutoburg01.htm