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7 hours ago, Yoghurt on a Stick said:

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Reminds me of this top tune (featured in a top film - Deadpool). Once you’ve listened to this you’ll be humming it all day :D

 

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2 hours ago, guypjfreak said:

He used to be the UK's Drug Czar until he said that riding horses was a far more dangerous pastime than taking e's. When they sacked him, he was looking for donations to continue his research. I sent 50 quid to him. He, to me, is leading the way forward in to researching alternative strategies for alcohol and other drug usage. 

Another interesting article mentioning Dr Nutt;

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/health/news/7533742/Mephedrone-government-adviser-Dr-Polly-Taylor-quits-as-drugs-row-escalates.html

 

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3 hours ago, guypjfreak said:

Two oldies for you 

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My uncle had a fishing vessel just like that one on the west coast of Ireland. I used to play on it as a kid when we went over there on our summer holidays. The one above is, apparently, a herring trawler. My uncle's boat was used for lobster and crayfish fishing. It's interesting that I remember that they used to throw any crabs that got in to the pots back in to the sea. You wouldn't find that happening nowadays, unless the crabs were too small to be fished. My dad always got my uncle to give him the large crabs (steady!) and we would boil them up in water on an old open fire that was in my dad's inherited cottage. I loved that cottage, and those carefree days. Thanks for posting guy, you've given me happy memories today. I'm going to make you happy too soon - I've just (about 5 minutes ago) got my phone back working again, so can do the money transfer for your artwork (which hasn't arrived as yet). I meant to ask you - is the scene in the artwork from a film or some such, or did that madness come out of your own head? 

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