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@Bad Manners wrote:

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@kevin wrote:

@Bad Manners wrote:

Wasted trip anyway. Leeds are gonna get humped.

wanna bet
your from another third world country that is equally as bad as the taffs

We’ll see on Sunday night when your confined to another few years of obscurity. :D

HaHaHa :D What did I tell ya Dagger ya stupid Yorkshire tw.at. What a walkover for Watford! What a laugh. :lol:

I agree too – told you Watford would hammer them Dagger

Back to the wilderness for another 20 years for Leeds I’m afraid

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It’s an excellent idea .

I agree with the DNA at birth too .

That way any future criminals will have their DNA identity on computer

It’s just like ID cards – if you keep on the right side of the law , you have nothing to fear

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@Mrs Clean wrote:

@drivel wrote:

You still haven’t described what fascism is Emma

If it’s intolerance – like you say – then surely everyone is intolerant of something – and therefore potentially fascist ???

I LOVE YOU DRIVEL xxxx

Can’t say I blame you my dear ……………… join the queue

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You still haven’t described what fascism is Emma

If it’s intolerance – like you say – then surely everyone is intolerant of something – and therefore potentially fascist ???

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@bassingbourne55 wrote:

Large wind turbine = 2 Megawatts
Sizewell B nuclear power station = 0.85 Gigawatts = 850 Megawatts. 850 / 2 = 425.

So 425 large wind turbines would produce an equivalent output to Sizewell B. Like I say, dozens of turbines – 37.1 dozen to be precise!!!

However the wind does not always blow and nuclear power stations are not always operating at maximum output.

Sizewell B – outputs 1188 Megawatts on 1 reactor

It is accepted that wind turbines on average are 16/27 efficient = 59%

1188 / 2 = 594 594 / 59% = 1007

So 1007 large wind turbines – realising these are approx 90 metre diameter turbines – thats a hell of a lot of space – where do you suggest putting them ???

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How many dozens of wind turbines do you think it will take to make a similar output to a nuclear power station ??

We have to be realistic here ; our resources are fast dimuishing – we shoudl be the first country to have a total nuclear energy capability – then we can tell the Arab states where to get off

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@emmalush wrote:

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,2-2187711,00.html

COMPENSATION payments to prisoners have doubled in the last year to more than £4 million, while the total legal bill to the Prison Service has reached £20 million a year. The total litigation bill is enough to run one of the large jails in England and Wales.

One prisoner received £2.8 million compensation after a failed suicide attempt, which is equal to the previous prison service record payout in 2002.

The payment was made in an out-of-court settlement to a prisoner who self-harmed and claimed for miscellaneous injury against the Prison Service. The service estimates that the costs alone of the case will be more than £1 million.

It is understood that a large proportion of the cash payout is a recognition that the inmate requires long-term medical care.

Compensation for prisoners is now six times higher than three years ago as the service is hit by a rising number of claims from inmates, including an increase in those alleging that their human rights have been breached.

An inmate in one of the top security jails currently has 15 outstanding claims against the service. Derek Ramsden, head of the Prison Service’s operational litigation unit, said that the “litigation culture” in society was reflected in prisons and there were plenty of would-be amateur lawyers in jails encouraging fellow prisoners to bring claims.

He added: “Accidents happen, but now people often look for someone to blame rather than themselves. And that is true of society as a whole, not just within the service.”

Mr Ramsden disclosed that more than 1,000 cases are being brought against the Prison Service every year and the figure is on the rise.

The most common claim is for personal injury, he said. “Personal injury can cover a multitude of sins: slipping or falling down stairs, a chair collapsing, falling off a ladder or through a ceiling — we even had one prisoner that had his finger bitten off by a horse,” Mr Ramsden said.

But the latest figures will fuel public concern about the fairness of the criminal justice and the perception that it is biased in favour of the offender rather than the victim.

Latest official figures show that overall out-of-court settlements to prisoners in publicly run jails totalled £4,010,233 in 2005-06. This figure is double the sum paid out in 2004-05 and almost six times the sum paid in 2003-04.

Yes we have human rights, goes without saying, but when your sent down for abusing others rights in society, and then you claim compensation on the grounds of what you do yourself, then thats CRAZY.

We LIVE in a crazy society now, and the innocence (law abidding citizens) are THE victms, WE pay for this.

But hey, thats the kind of society we voted for in the last general election, and it would be NO different with new conservatism and lib dems. Infact, with the lib dems it WILL be worse.

It’s a sad state of affairs . For years now we have been heading towards the Americanised compensation claims .
Now everyone looks for someone to blame – there are no “accidents” anymore
It’s crazy as you say Emma – for once I agree with you

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@bes wrote:

OMG how cute!!

there fab!

i will fish out a pic of mine.

bes xx

I’d love to see your puppies Bet xxx

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Owen Kash

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Dag nabbit :oops: 8) :oops:

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