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Nautilusfan

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Thank you!

I feel fortunate to have this work of art entrusted to me and will enjoy and appreciate it every day, P is the one who should be proud with what he wrought out of the blank :)

Yep Peter is right talented isn't he ;)
 

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Magnificent is the word that comes to mind, absolutely gorgeous, thank you Peter :)

The whole litter is phenomenal, I'm proud to be a part of it :thumb:

That is absolutely fricken gorgeous B2! Congratulations sir. I take back what I said in the other thread. I may have to reassess my hand...;)
 

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That is absolutely fricken gorgeous B2! Congratulations sir. I take back what I said in the other thread. I may have to reassess my hand...;)

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Your collection is, and always will be, inspirational :)
 

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Chaos at Dallas Airport as Cop Shoots Man Armed With Rock

A man armed with a rock. So, err, what was he going to do with this rock - transport us back to the Dallas stone age, throw it at someone, see if he can find some folks with paper and scissors?

There are 2 things that need to happen: we really ought not to assume that a man with a rock is a danger that needs to be shot.
2300 BC 'Hey Ugh, there's a guy here throwing stones'
'Well shoot him then, catapult at full power Dirty Harry style.'

'in fear of my life i discharged my weapon at a man armed only with a fishpond ornament'

They train them well these days.

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Chaos at Dallas Airport as Cop Shoots Man Armed With Rock

A man armed with a rock. So, err, what was he going to do with this rock - transport us back to the Dallas stone age, throw it at someone, see if he can find some folks with paper and scissors?

There are 2 things that need to happen: we really ought not to assume that a man with a rock is a danger that needs to be shot.
2300 BC 'Hey Ugh, there's a guy here throwing stones'
'Well shoot him then, catapult at full power Dirty Harry style.'

'in fear of my life i discharged my weapon at a man armed only with a fishpond ornament'

They train them well these days.

T

Says "it's not clear how many times he's been shot". Yet he is "in a stable condition". Must have been one hell of a rock. [emoji53]


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Says "it's not clear how many times he's been shot". Yet he is "in a stable condition". Must have been one hell of a rock. [emoji53]


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Mornin' Tamer :)

Maybe the cop was just a really bad shot :unsure:

As bad as this is, the real tragedy is the plane crash today which took 1300 lives :eek:

Oops, my bad... it wasn't a plane crash. That's the estimated number of people who will die TODAY due to smoking related illness :(

Yes, I know the figures are likely inflated due to the way that "smoking related" is defined, but if the number is half of that or even just say 1/10th, that's 130 needless deaths that the FDA chooses to make themselves complicit in by trying to deny ecigarettes their place in THR.

If there was a plane crash every day which killed 130 people, how much would be spent on identifying and eliminating the cause?

I have no idea why that just spilled out here and now :|

Rant over, or is it :?:
 

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Well said Bri, however if big industry was making money from those deaths no one would be in a hurry to find the cause. Sound familiar????;)

Yes, unfortunately all too familiar :(

G'mornin Cap'n :)

Where are we off to today?
 

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Mornin' guys...one dimension of this problem is the ripple effect it has internationally. Governments are quick to adopt similar and even harsher measures than those adopted by the FDA. BT operate on a global scale and as such will quickly promote these measures globally with even harsher tones in the case of developing countries with more corrupt and less accountable governments. One still remembers the case of Philip Morris vs. Ecuador (I think it was Ecuador) that attempted to stand up against BTs. In the case of Egypt the link between our corrupt dictatorship and BT is more clear. The Egyptian Intelligence (yes!!) is a major shareholder in the government owned cigarettes production company which owns all cigarettes production lines and leases them out to BT and can then tax the consumers to their heart's content. When a group of vapers asked senior health officials we were told flat out that e-cigarettes are a threat to "sovereign revenues". Please note that Egypt has one of the highest (if not the highest) prevalence of smoking in the world.


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From Wikipedia:

Smoking in Egypt is prevalent with 19 billion cigarettes smoked annually in the country, making it the largest market in the Arab world.[1] Inside cafes, hookah (shisha) smoking is common. As of 2012 smoking in Egypt has reached an all-time high with an estimated twenty percent, ten million people, regularly using tobacco products.[2]

Egypt is ranked as one of the top ten per capita consumers of tobacco by the World Lung Foundation. Of this twenty percent of the population estimated to use tobacco products, ninety-five percent were daily smokers. Sixteen percent smoke only cigarettes, 3.3% smoke shisha water-pipes, and 2.6% use smokeless tobacco products. While consumption of tobacco in adults is in decline or stagnant in many countries, in Egypt, the number of adult cigarette smokers is increasing at a rate of four to five percent per year[3]



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Mornin' guys...one dimension of this problem is the ripple effect it has internationally. Governments are quick to adopt similar and even harsher measures than those adopted by the FDA. BT operate on a global scale and as such will quickly promote these measures globally with even harsher tones in the case of developing countries with more corrupt and less accountable governments. One still remembers the case of Philip Morris vs. Ecuador (I think it was Ecuador) that attempted to stand up against BTs. In the case of Egypt the link between our corrupt dictatorship and BT is more clear. The Egyptian Intelligence (yes!!) is a major shareholder in the government owned cigarettes production company which owns all cigarettes production lines and leases them out to BT and can then tax the consumers to their heart's content. When a group of vapers asked senior health officials we were told flat out that e-cigarettes are a threat to "sovereign revenues". Please note that Egypt has one of the highest (if not the highest) prevalence of smoking in the world.


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From Wikipedia:

Smoking in Egypt is prevalent with 19 billion cigarettes smoked annually in the country, making it the largest market in the Arab world.[1] Inside cafes, hookah (shisha) smoking is common. As of 2012 smoking in Egypt has reached an all-time high with an estimated twenty percent, ten million people, regularly using tobacco products.[2]

Egypt is ranked as one of the top ten per capita consumers of tobacco by the World Lung Foundation. Of this twenty percent of the population estimated to use tobacco products, ninety-five percent were daily smokers. Sixteen percent smoke only cigarettes, 3.3% smoke shisha water-pipes, and 2.6% use smokeless tobacco products. While consumption of tobacco in adults is in decline or stagnant in many countries, in Egypt, the number of adult cigarette smokers is increasing at a rate of four to five percent per year[3]



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the whole world is just...
screw your fellow man

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