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Fairy In Boots

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  1. So I was reading about Italy earlier 😂. Another great reason we voted out well done all those with a pair who stood up to the imperialists in Brussels. 

    Hopefully they’ve just put the nail in the coffin of Italian membership, forza italia onwards to freedom

  2. 21 minutes ago, Dr. Gonzo said:

    So are we fully onboard with Russia's annexation of Crimea then?

    Assad's a cunt, but he's better than theocratic murderers and rapists for sure. That doesn't mean he's beyond gassing people in a civil war where chemical weapons have been used. And Russia certainly likes chemical weapons.

    Re Crimea, Not onboard with it, it wouldn’t have happened if NATO hadn’t been encroaching on Russia’s border though. NATO literally poked the bear then washed its hands when it blew up in their faces. 

    Re Assad, he is a cunt but he’s not a thick cunt, why use them now? It’s stupid and the western war machine gearing up over it when there’s been no verification whatsoever makes me think the whole thing stinks. The Guardian has a piece today calling for military intervention in Syria ffs. It worked so well in Libya after all, on the guardian and the mail it’s 70/30 split against roughly nobody trusts the western press anymore regardless of political leaning. 

  3. 9 hours ago, Dr. Gonzo said:

    To send a message - a show of power basically as they wipe out ISIS from Syria.

    Nah complete bollocks I’m going to sound like a tinfoil hat wearing Alex Jones fan here. 

    I’m convinced it’s a ploy by various parties in the west to keep engaged there because war = money. Various people talk of the “deep state” and although some of the claim are fanciful there’s definitely something to it. 

    Or it’s Assad’s enemy’s trying to frame him to get others to step in because they’re losing. Then again the US has funded the rebels. 

    I’m  not saying Assad is a saint but I’m convinced he’s the lesser of two evils in Syria I’m pleased he’s won. I wonder where the West’s proxy war with Russia & Iran will land next? Are they still killing each other in eastern Ukraine because of NATO’s expansionist ideals to the Russia border?

  4. I watched the highlights, this must be the first time in we’ll over ten years but I found it overall entertaining. 

    It looked to me like Ronda got the biggest pop of the night. For what it’s worth it was that or the Charlotte v Asuka match that was probably the best. 

    Has Balor come out as gay or he hoping that pink pounds will get him over?

    Also wanked twice to Stephanie  today. 

     

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  5. Also only slightly related to this topic but the virtue signalling over homeless folk is already tedious. 

    There was a guy last week in Brum who’s been begging and sleeping rough on an island heading into the city centre he was given a job and a chance by a Good Samaritan working at his car wash & valet business. The local paper had a photo opp it all sounded brilliant and he was homeless again a week later turns out the “second chance” wasn’t enough he was caught stealing from clients cars. Silly fuckers like that deserve to freeze to death on council slabs in -7 conditions. It’s natural selection taking its course. 

  6. Its been continuous but very dry light powdery stuff since Wednesday here which hasn’t settled apart from where it’s blow into drifts which had been manageable. But from 2pm onwards it’s settled now we’re at about 4-5” I got home about 5 and that was starting to take the piss to drive. I gather it’s taken most folk a few hours to do 2-3 miles 

  7. On 06/02/2018 at 11:59, Panflute said:

    And yet most of us spend 8 hours a day in an office doing shit that doesn't matter, until it's weekend and we fuck women who have temporarily rendered themselves sterile through artificial means.

    It's weird how this idea that 'humans should do what we're hardwired to do' is selectively applied to diets while it conveniently denies that the lives we lead in modern society radically contrast our animalistic origins in many, many ways.

    Agree on work being shit, however to my mind it’s still what kinda what we’re hardwired to do as hunter gatherers. It’s just now the parameters of society have changed.  Sat in an office filling out a excel spreadsheet for an admin role that pays ex amount that can then be exchanged for food or other goods is essentially the same tedious work that hunter gathers partook to whittle spears etc in advance of a hunt. The hunt has been replaced by a simple monetary exchange now & obviously it’s much more complex than my simplistic likening,  but the basic core ethos of working at something to use or exchange for a necessity such as food is the same.

     And I’m born & raised catholic I don’t use contraception, I think condoms are about as stimulating as frostbite. We’ve taken a different approach l, We’ve got young children now so we’ve taken the ultimate form of contraception, celibacy enforced through lack of a moment to ourselves. 

  8. Imagine getting one lifetime on this earth and will fully denying yourself of a medium/rare steak! 

    I can understand being picky about where your meat comes from, I’m anti religious slaughter and I’ve been in that many abattoirs & Battery farming set ups with work to avoid supermarket meat all together.

    I don’t think I’ll ever understand subverting natural instincts and thousands of years worth of human evolution to suddenly walk away from our place at the pinnacle of the food chain. It must be some sort of mania brought about by vitamin b12 deficiency 

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  9. 1 hour ago, Kitchen Sales said:

    That might make you feel like you won yourself a better deal but without knowing the value of your worth against others you don't really know whether you did win something more or not.

    There is a hidden component to it all, exploitation. In the absence of trade unions knowing what the benchmarks are is of use. For example I once applied for a job where the advert said salary between X and X depending on experience. In the interview when asked what salary I was looking for I plumped for the middle number, not having a clue what my own value was except from previous employment as a reference. I was then offered the job with a salary offer that was the max, but I had no idea how they came to that conclusion. 

    The market doesn't work in favour of the worker if the worker is required to have a personality lacking in agreeableness in order to reduce the probability of being mugged off.

     

    Sites like glassdoor & payscale etc frequently give salary predictions and averages based on the various variables. You don't need a trade union who're exploiting themselves to tell you.  

  10. 6 hours ago, Kitchen Sales said:

    It's a useless measure but it doesn't mean discrimination doesn't exist. Unless you do something radical like the Norweigens do where everyone gets to know each others salary then whatever discrimination is left will continue to go under the radar. 

    Statisticians can't estimate discrimination on these large national scales because the data never goes deep enough, there isn't the time or man power to do that. 

    It’s the age old thing of if you want something do it yourself. I negotiate my salary every year, if I don’t get a decent rise base on performance I look for other jobs. 2-3 times I’ve put notice in only to renegotiate salary and withdraw my notice, you’ll get the piss taken out of you if you let it. 

  11. 4 minutes ago, Spike said:

    Women typically report far higher job satisfaction then men, not exactly something to not be proud of. It seems women tend to follow what they 'want' to do, versus what 'I need to do to earn more'.

    Indeed my Mrs is at home with the kids at present but wants to go back to being a nurse in a shitty NHS job after, I’ve tried telling her I’ll pay for a qualification in a field with greater earning potential but she won’t have it. 

  12. 11 hours ago, The Artful Dodger said:

    Peterson is one of the better, more intelligent right-wingers who articulates his points well. Still disagree with his main points, seems dripping in the usual paranoia and fear of change as the rest of them.

    He’s not a really a right winger he identifies as a classic liberal which traditionally is left of center. In today’s modern world though if you’re not echoing the feminazi doctrine and ignoring basic science with gender identity you’re “a right winger” .

     

     

    2 hours ago, Spike said:

    It has been thoroughly debunked a billions times by economists. I trust an economist over a person concerned with social issues. There is no wage gap, but there is a discrepancy in social expectations between men and women, whether that is derived from a natural order (the gatherer vs the hunter) or a cultural preference towards men working is up for debate. I find the 'wage gap' tiring and very pointless, but an examination of gender expectations and roles in the workforce is much more intriguing. Is our social hierarchy an extrapolation of the natural order? or is it a creation through thousands of years of cultural evolution that is no longer relevant in the modern world? Is it the nature of man to work in a risky environment for high reward? is the nature of woman to care for their offspring over working? or is it society that influences us?

    https://www.forbes.com/sites/karinagness/2016/04/12/dont-buy-into-the-gender-pay-gap-myth/#69515c682596
    https://www.economist.com/news/international/21729993-women-still-earn-lot-less-men-despite-decades-equal-pay-laws-why-gender
    https://www.businessinsider.com/harvard-economist-explains-the-gender-wage-gap-2016-3
    https://harvardmagazine.com/2016/05/reassessing-the-gender-wage-gap

    Women are far more likely to have careers in vocational roles which are normally lower on the pay scale to, the whole argument is a crock of shit. As a boss you’re interested in paying what people are worth, many similarly aged men are on different salaries doing similar roles within the same company. 

  13. 4 hours ago, Kitchen Sales said:

    Well. That was an interviewer out of their depth against a highly trained and serial debater. At times it was hard to watch.

    That is also the first time I have ever seen Jordan Peterson smile or laugh. He is usually riled up, miserable, shouty and angry.

    It was so obvious how she was twisting it. As you said he was just too good for her and able to keep his composure which enabled him to pick apart the attempted narrative she was trying to portray. 

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