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THREAD 101
Researcher 233696 Posted Jan 16, 2004
Ginger beer is in R101 
what are you lot like giving me the power
THREAD 101
Researcher 233696 Posted Jan 16, 2004
Right as for Cabbage thats a tough one, it's good for you so no it doesn't go in.
Nylon, most clothes have this in but it's a nasty material. So it burns in R101.
Hand dryers yep they go in as well reason for that, they don't actually dry your hands either 
Ruppert MUrdock need more info on why he needs to go 
THREAD 101
Ivan the Terribly Average Posted Jan 16, 2004
Two out of four - that's a good start .
As for this Murdoch bloke - well. Let's start with the way he's bought up so many quality newspapers and dumbed them down so far that they're unreadable. Add to that the way he's coming to dominate the media, in all forms, globally. Editorial independence is on its last legs. Put him in 101 and save what's left of the free press... Never mind the dreadful stuff his TV companies produce...
Is that enough? Shall I rant further?
So exhausting, ranting. Think I'll have some 
and try to calm down.
Ivan.
THREAD 101
Researcher 233696 Posted Jan 16, 2004
Ivan
I think thats enough....so in he goes 
I could get used to this
THREAD 101
Madbeachcomber, I've done my spring cleaning, does that make me sad? Posted Jan 16, 2004
Ivan, I'm curious, why nylon rope?
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Ivan the Terribly Average Posted Jan 16, 2004
Nylon rope? Because it feels slimy and it's hard to tie knots in it. It's also a prime source of rope burns. And it reminds me of school. No rational reasons; I just don't like the stuff. It might be good for restraining any persons we dump in 101, if need be.
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peacedove Posted Jan 16, 2004
can i throw in my teenage son...even just for a little while?
Kevin the teenager from harry enfield isnt even as bad as mine!!! 
THREAD 101
Researcher 233696 Posted Jan 16, 2004
Admiral
Can you give me reasons why on the swiss air contol thing. 
THREAD 101
Midnight Angel (ACE / G~A / GODDESS) Posted Jan 16, 2004
Old people with shopping trollys in supermarkets.
How do they manage to always knock in to the back of you
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Researcher 233696 Posted Jan 16, 2004
Master B
As for the people singing along with live bands, im gonna decline. Nothing wrong with people singing it, makes you happy.
As for the old people in cars, in they go. If there anything like old people doing anything else, then they were probably born with respect plastered on their forehead. Therefore think they can do what they want
THREAD 101
F F Churchton Posted Jan 16, 2004
Yes, most air crashes in Europe are somehow due to all probability due to Swizz air control. They use a different system compared to the rest of Europe so there's a big gap in the sky when the plane has no radar to guide it. The mid-air collision that occured last year occured in that gap between the Russian private jet and the Czech cargo plane, since there planes could'nt see each other. Also they seem to be on strike everyother week for that reason, having a poor air control is better than having none at all. I say sling Swizz air control into Thread 101 and let European control take over!!!
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