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Re: The media (ABC this time) stuff up, again.     

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Author: Pits
Date: Sep 17, 2008 17:35

...   but he still gave her one of the biggest revs  (behind closed doors of course ) But word of the  clawing got out  . We have all done it at some time in our career Phil, usually to the merriment and pithy retort from the cockpit. My own experiend was to a Pilatus Porter who responded "down and welded". But we get our own back with interest, often when aircrew take the ...
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Stuff White People Like #2: Religions that their parents don't belong to.     

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Author: Shrikeback
Date: Jul 1, 2008 11:36

...-parents-dont-belong-to/ White people will often say they are “spiritual” but not religious. Which usually means that they will believe any religion that doesn’t involve Jesus. Popular choices include Buddhism, .... A few even dip into Islam, but it’s much more rare since you have to give stuff up and actually go to Mosque. Mostly they are into religion that fits really well into their ...
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Re: good stuff in tea     

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Author: Jenn
Date: Apr 13, 2008 09:16

... for my health and I thank you for that. Just to let you guys know at the end of the day I ususally put all the spent leaves into my potted plants outside. Gee, My plants love it. I dont usually save from day to day but this was an example that made me think of the things that may flush away with each brewing. I guess fungus doesnt, thank you. Oh BTW what teas do you like to drink at night...
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Re: A question about classification and desireability of early greens     

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Author: Mydnight
Date: Mar 11, 2008 08:04

..."Early" tea is generally either one of two cases from my experience in China: 1. Last season's leftovers re-cooked and repackaged. 2. Lesser quality stuff usually pawned off on folks willing to pay for it. Stick with the standard picking times for your famous teas and you usually won't go wrong.
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Re: FORTH levels     

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Author: Patrick Georgi
Date: Feb 22, 2008 06:30

... string handling, right over the GUI stuff to his problem), one look at...today's languages. Way too much stuff, usually grown and chaotic (see java), usually using as many paradigms as there...it comes to real work, I usually use some language with the right...that they tend to do their stuff from scratch on every new device... the people are sold, they usually stick to their tools. Solution (...
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Re: Business as usual - delivering Christmas in a lorry.     

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Author: Knight Of The Road
Date: Dec 16, 2007 14:49

"Conor" <conor_turton@hotmail.com> wrote I was shunting trailers loaded with Easter stuff as early as September. At the other end of the Easter pre-season, I have taken bulk-tipper trailer loads of fully-packaged, shop-ready over-production Easter eggs to be stripped back to the chocolate by little Pakistani women in a shed on a farm in Bromsgrove to go for pigswill, a full ...
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Re: Business as usual - delivering Christmas in a lorry.     

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Author: Conor
Date: Dec 16, 2007 14:34

... the whole thing already. I was shunting trailers loaded with Easter stuff as early as September. To be fair, by the time you'd delivered your first load of Easter or...shop level, even earlier at buying dept. level. Quite likely seeing as the trailers bringing in stuff to the RDC are only going to be loaded with what the shops are requesting. -- Conor I'm...
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Re: Business as usual - delivering Christmas in a lorry.     

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Author: SteveH
Date: Dec 16, 2007 14:22

... of third-world sweatshop-manufactured, tawdry tasteless Christmas tat around August and I'm sick to death of the whole thing already. I was shunting trailers loaded with Easter stuff as early as September. To be fair, by the time you'd delivered your first load of Easter or Christmas kit, we'd been planning it for months. Christmas planning starts around Easter at shop ...
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Re: Business as usual - delivering Christmas in a lorry.     

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Author: Conor
Date: Dec 16, 2007 14:11

... to have to suffer this vile artificial festival of hyperconsumerism. I think I delivered my first load of third-world sweatshop-manufactured, tawdry tasteless Christmas tat around August and I'm sick to death of the whole thing already. I was shunting trailers loaded with Easter stuff as early as September. -- Conor I'm not prejudiced. I hate everyone equally.
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Re: Lochan sample stuff     

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Author: Michael Plant
Date: Nov 11, 2007 05:59

... heating the milk up before adding it to the assam and it tasted much better. It might be because I usually add a lot of milk and if it's cold, it makes the tea lose too much temperature. I first tried this yesterday with coffee, and it came out much better than usual, too. Anyone else try this? [Lew] You mean coffee? No, what is that? It's like a deep...
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