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Sorry User 4549. GIve your dog a hug from me! Does he have one eye too? I hope not because then he'll know that the poem was not directed at him.
On the subject of edible things, and I know it's not in Dawlish, there's a talk tonight at the Science Cafe in Teignmouth (The Oystercatcher) on the subject of insects you can eat. Apparently there'll be a cricket stir-fry to try. Useful to know when there's only us and insects left on the world (+ plants of course).
A DOG’S LIFE (A MODERN-DAY MORALITY TALE) If I were a dog, what would I be? I’d be an alsatian and live by the sea. I’d call myself Nelson, cos I’ve only one eye. I’m blind to compassion, I don’t even try. They say that a dog’s like its owner, you know. Well it’s true, through and through; I vouch that it’s so. I snarl and I growl, my canines I bare But push back on me and you’ll find ...
A good session. Well done Dawlish Transition.
Makes sense if the demand is there and it gives a better carbon footprint than all the equivalent car journeys. What doesn't make sense is that proposal for the new, "improved", rail link from London to Birmingham (?). Something like £15-20 billion isn't it for only first stage to shave 15-20 minutes off someone's journey. £15-20bn would provide quite a lot of child support. Reminds me of that ...
Well done webmaster. Hedgehog69 was obviously very distressed and I believe that that is a totally unacceptable outcome in what should be a helpful and informative discussion forum.
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@Don - it's certainly a Nietzche humour and if you can't make dinner get a takeaway but make sure it's during the Schopenhauer.
@Don Yes, agree with that completely. I don't recognise the Kropotkin quote but I think he's nicked it!! At the risk of atheistic enagelising yet again, try Luke 6:31 - "Do to others as you would have them do to you". @Lynne . recant? never @roberta . good one
@Don. Hi Don. Yes it is interesting!! And I'm not usually given to quoting the bible (or more accurately the NT part). It just seemed an appropriate analogy in this thread. The bible as a book is many things amongst which it is a collection of thoughts and philosophy about ethics and morality. There is a view that Jesus was the original marxist - he certainly went against much of the dogma of his ...
