>>126365
That would be why they're paying British farmers less than the other supermarkets for milk while trumpeting about their fair trade products?

>>126372
Co-Op shopper, here can I have a link to this? google churns out nothing of real relevance no matter what I put in.

(Pun not intended)

>>126378
Well I got it from an Alex Riley show on the beeb, but that's off replay now. If it really troubles you, ring them; they won't deny it.

>>126372
>>126379
I saw that obnoxious show too (as though dressing up in silly costumes and hanging around head office is going to make a company change its policy), but I'm not going to self-righteously parrot everything I heard in it to others as though it's gospel.

>>126379
That's where I got it from as well.
>>126384
The Co-op were given a chance to put forward their side and let me assure you that if the wrong information had been given out in the programme with regards to what they pay farmers for milk, there would have been a flurry of press releases to correct it.

How about making sex illegal until you're 16?

>>126373

Make it legal, then they might not want to do it.

>>126373

We should make murder illegal. Then no one will ever be murdered again.

>>126221

You say that as though the government hasn't been sexualising kids and telling them about their wangs for the last 10 years.

The national average for illegitimacy in the 1960s was 5.9%, whilst it's 46% today; I challenge anyone to say that we have more sex education then than we do today.

>>126391
Are you assuming the illegitimate children are conceived by parents who had every intention of marriage?

>>126354
Life is pointless.

>>126364

>>126352

You shouldn't be proud of that, I actually had a bit of a teary in my bed for no reason about half an hour after posting that statement, so all you've done is anger an unbalanced person who has massive tearies about nothing. It's probably a chemical imbalance from the painkillers or something. Sage, evidently.

>>126380

I don't recall saying I was proud of anything. It's obvious my post was not aiming to anger anyone, it was just my opinion. I am glad that my posts and opinions can affect emotions in people, though.

>>126380

>>126366
Nowadays the phrase "priest hole" has a different connotation.

>>126367

>>126359

Historicallly speaking there has been less large scale religious related bullshit in places where there has been more diversity of cultic practice and religious syncronisity. This is however something not seen in Europe since pre-Roman times really.

>>126271

Don't be so judgmental, whether or not he was in cohorts with the gang performing the stoning, actually educating the masses (who in reality probably don't realise/think this kind of thing actually happens) as to life outside this little island, and how fucked up things are, can only be a good thing in the long run, even if these kinds of pictures are pored over in some classroom in future years and educate others.

You have no fair basis to moan about the photographer not diving in suicidally to save this man (or other similar situations with photographers in troubled areas or war zones) while you sit on your own arse and do nothing about it, day after day. Apathy and lack of care for human life doesn't give you a moral high ground.

At least these images are proof of the horrible things that go on and can educate others. More than anyone here has likely done about it.

I quite like posts like this and was thinking of doing something similarly bloggy.

I know I will get flamed to bits for this, but my mind is completely blown by the ammount of awesome people I have in my life and the growing realisation of how little I actually need to be happy. Feels good man.

>>126381
Where the hell are you mate? Most of the country is covered in cloud. I was pissed off that I haven't been able to see the sky these past two nights because I've been wanting to see if I could spot the International Space Station passing by.

Liszt's Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 blows my mind, but needs the on-the-cusp-of-being-too-long dramatic opener to frame the famous twiddly bits to really appreciate it.

>>126383
North-east. I don't usually get to see much because I'm right next to a plant which produces some smoke stuff all day and night. Can't see a single cloud in any direction.

Personally anything making me rage I say either;
"Fuck you [insert whats going on here], go fuck yourself in the ass with a knife." or "Argh this shit can go die in a fucking fire for all I care"

>>126336
Norwegian and Tibetan translations, please?

"FUCKING CUNTING BASTARD COCK FUCKING SHIT TWATTER" is my favourite rage cry.

>>126339

The Norwegian one means "satans, which is taken to mean 'fucking' jewfaggot".

The Tibetan one means "The three rare and sublime ones" which is a reference to the three jewels in Buddhism. It's a bit like saying "For Gods sake/Jesus/Christ on a bike", although it's used by non-religious and very religious Tibetans including monks.

>>126325
Similarly I like saying "Oh Putain!" instead of "Oh fuck", as I'm thinking of my whore of a cunt French ex-bint.
Not bitter.

Doctor from unit 731.

>>126276
Note though the clean line down their front (on most of them) and abrupt end around the ankles and either above the elbow or above the wrist. That's a pretty distinctive feature yakuza tattoos which allows for (somewhat) hiding them when wearing a suit.

>>126331
Or anyone at all who wants to have tattoos that big and a serious job.

>>126331
That explanation hadn't occurred to me, cheers.

Godzilla.

Simon won't like this.

>>126333

I love Simon as much as the next man, but there is no Simon link to this story. None at all.

>>126337
To be fair, there's no Simon link to most stories but that doesn't stop him from commenting on them.

Ouch. I wouldn't like to crash a vehicle whilst I'm brandishing a sharp bit of metal near my genitals.

>"She jumps in the back seat and he moves over," Dunick said. "It was like the old comedy bit, 'Who's on first?' "

...how exactly?

>>126343
For anybody that don't know what you're talking about..

http://www.youtube.com/v/sShMA85pv8M

Those with poor attention spans can skip the first forty seconds.

>>126197
I certainly aspire to owning my own satellite. Just need to find the quarter-million dollars it requires to get going.

http://www.cubesatkit.com/

>>126198

qaurter of a million? that's weasel's piss. I'm consulting Father for a satelite for britfa.gs

>>126203

Lold.

>>126198
If every britfa.gs user chipped in we'd only need to raise $125,000 each!

I'm very fond of these Chinese lanterns with candles that you light. They look very impressive when set-off particularly in a big group.

>>125779
Shits dangerous lad
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/environment/article6684870.ece

>>125781
Fuck the dairy farmers. I see that story as a reason to do it.

http://www.youtube.com/v/rBTSCp5VT2Q

>>126322
MEIN EYES

/A/

>>126307

Shit yeah, I forgot to put in my post that I would've gone to /A/ with this but I sort of need advice soonish, and a bigger majority will see this here. I'm going to snap some photos to post on this site somehwere, as well.

Just take them sensibly. Don't mix weed and shrooms, if you do accidentally,and are feeling sick, stand up slowly then get some water and fresh air.
Spend some time dicking around the place sober, too. There's some cool stuff. Try the local ways of preparing food (chips and mustard are ace).

>>126292

It's a regional thing. Pic mostly unrealted, but someone did fulfill their part of the deal and I got tired of waiting.

>>126292>>126293
Are you both replying to different threads?

>>126295

No I was replying to this one and referencing another thread at the same time.

>>126293

What the fuck are you talking about?

>>126293
>And then suddenly out of nowhere. Interest.

>>126199
In case you develop a fourth personality to play with.

>>126200
Can we get A Path Beyond and Sole Survivor too, is what I'd like to know?

>>126199

I have bought RA2 about eight times in my life, maybe more.

that was directed at people that dont have it you twat

>>126294
they don't care enough about it to deserve to play

>>126265
It'd be my return to The City that I'd find disturbing, I expect.

>>126278
I'd so love to visit. I love the mountains. I can't get my head around India though tbh.

>>126279

Well I'll be living in Nepal for one or two years and will be posting regular updates. I'd also be happy to meet up with other fa.gs who might be passing through Nepal.

India is awesome, although a huge culture shock the first time.

>>126280
>a huge culture shock the first time.

I'd find it hard to get past that. I'd struggle with what I perceive to be the levels of poverty in places.

>>126278
Made me smile. Well played.