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been watching The White Queen lately [ loving it ] and im just watching a thing about the queens and the war or the roses ect and they keep shoing some lovely castles and i dont live that far from corfe castle and wot im thinking is WHY dont they rebuild some of them maybe not totally but still ...in France they actually rebuild almost ALL their famous castles ...............its just a thought ..

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been watching The White Queen lately [ loving it ] and im just watching a thing about the queens and the war or the roses ect and they keep shoing some lovely castles and i dont live that far from corfe castle and wot im thinking is WHY dont they rebuild some of them maybe not totally but still ...in France they actually rebuild almost ALL their famous castles ...............its just a thought ..

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cool love octopus had some in Malta from a market stall tasted lovely should have taken it an eat in a castle .....mind you Malta is one big castle if youve never been i highly recommend it..

its just started to piss it down here bollocks :sarcastic:

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Talking of food, apparently psychologists are once again questioning free will. This time, it's based on research that shows we're more likely to indulge in risky behaviour if we're hungry, even if the behaviour doesn't provide food.

the idea is that we're fairly basic animals, so evolutionary benefit is gained by us becoming more daring when we're at risk from malnutrition. So that dangerously expensive joint of beef down the supermarket is less of a perceived threat to our wallet, the more we need to buy it (you get my drift).

But because evolution is imprecise, we don't just increase risk in order for the payoff of satiating hunger and avoiding starvation. We take risks in other ways too,

Good enough reason not to diet then :)

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Talking of food, apparently psychologists are once again questioning free will. This time, it's based on research that shows we're more likely to indulge in risky behaviour if we're hungry, even if the behaviour doesn't provide food.

the idea is that we're fairly basic animals, so evolutionary benefit is gained by us becoming more daring when we're at risk from malnutrition. So that dangerously expensive joint of beef down the supermarket is less of a perceived threat to our wallet, the more we need to buy it (you get my drift).

But because evolution is imprecise, we don't just increase risk in order for the payoff of satiating hunger and avoiding starvation. We take risks in other ways too,

Good enough reason not to diet then :)

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Does this carry through into beer and help me understand my compulsion to buy the expensive Belgian xx% stuff rather than the Fosters?

Or is it that I cant resist buying a beer called Qwak?

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never tried that beerold sons but i can concur that Wookey Hole IS a place of beauty been there loads of times theres a place called Ebber Gorge [ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ebbor_Gorge ]which is well worth a visit .they do some WICKED cider in that part of the world ....its not that far from glasto really :beach: :beach:

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Hmmm.

never tried that beerold sons but i can concur that Wookey Hole IS a place of beauty been there loads of times theres a place called Ebber Gorge [ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ebbor_Gorge ]which is well worth a visit .they do some WICKED cider in that part of the world ....its not that far from glasto really :beach: :beach:

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Is that the round bottomed glass in the wooden stand? Asking for trouble when you have to get a stand with your glass.

Top top beer though. First came across it at the Wookey Hole Inn in Zummerset. Draft Kwak ...now theres a thing of beauty

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Chippenham lol funny thing about Chippenham is any time im leaving Dorset to travel up country the bloody sat nav ALWAYS seems to send me through Chippenham lol and Devises :sarcastic:

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