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ClaretEngineer wrote:Affords a certain amount of privacy as well as having heat reflective properties. Also reduces the glare from headlights

Doesn’t reduce glare if it’s a legal tint. Not unless you drive looking out of your rear passenger or back window that is.

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Sidney1st wrote:You've clearly never messaged my missus on social media then

What's her username? Asking for a friend

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I know sh!t like that goes on ...consenting adults an all that,but didn't know till this week people who have never met actually post stuff like that! I'm broadminded but couldn't believe what I was hearing......and the "fairer?" Sex are as bad as if not worse! Poor things. You've not been on the i...

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Mine's been on a few times, more for the good of the house and/or drying clothes than me though.

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Spijed wrote:I've just cut and pasted that from the prostate cancer website in the link.

I realise that, just saying it seems a strange couple of points.

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It's a shame that a lot of men don't realise that it would be far easier to make an appointment with your own GP than have to go to a special organised session. Lots of men have a reluctance to see a GP. This is meant to allow them to do it in a more comfortable environment where they may be more k...

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basil6345789 wrote:Red Lees Road has become a race track. 3 predictable categories of speeders; young dick 'eds, Asians and motor bikes at weekends. Very well documented but no control over it. Could do with a camera there permanently.

You missed Audi drivers.

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Surely if I sell something on credit to someone I'm pretty certain can't pay me back for it I'm soon going to go bust (aren't I?) I must be confident they can pay when I make the agreement or I'd be plain stupid and just shelling out teles and freezers and stuff and losing it. I'm not an economist ...

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Correct Paul Cox resigned. Alex's had been there almost 6 years . Owner made his son MD in the summer . Since then most of the best players sold number of others got transfer request in. 2 managers gone 3 assistant managers top physio. Director football went came back went again. Loads of other sta...

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This should be a minimum. I also think the speed limit should be reduced through a junction (as in Germany). We could also couple this with getting people to move out of the inside lane when approaching a junction to allow smooth integration off slip roads. Can't get people out of the middle lane b...

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Did they hold it behind close doors to show on TV a year later?

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Alex Ray-Harvey has joined Guiseley from Barrow. One of the few Burnley youth players in recent times to have been born in the town. He made over 200 appearances for Barrow and has gone from one team in the lower reaches of The National League to another in a similar position for a fee of around £1...

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Would have to disagree with the switching off and removal of motorway lighting. In the pitch dark, in extreme weather, like heavy rain, or thick fog, it would help to have lights on the carriageway if only to see a bit further ahead. Standing water can't easily be seen in the dark, black ice less s...

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FulledgeClaret wrote:I would think switching every other light off or two off then 1 on over the whole motorway would have been better and cheaper than taking them out .

They needed replacing anyway, that's why they removed them.

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Good luck CE.

Is it a 3D drafty type role or something wider? I'd imagine the scope is quite big at an IDNO, should make it interesting.

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Sidney1st wrote:According to a couple of experts on here he's hit the glass ceiling with us.

The public have had enough of experts.

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Disagree regards the lighting. Street-lighting dampens the dazzling / blinding effect of oncoming headlights. in that there is less of a reaction time for your eyes to adjust to the change in brightness. The problem there isn't the lack of street lights, it's the light drunkenness of the car indust...

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The M65 is a death trap. Concrete centre. No lights. Standing water. Two lanes. Motorways don't need street lights. Your car has sufficient lights to drive in a near straight line (and you don't even need full beam or HIDs), if you need street lights on the motorway you shouldn't have a licence. Mo...

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No finance is taught at home.cut your cloth accordingly..if you haven't the money you can't have it.but the unscrupulous will always take advantage of the poorest and the most vulnerable.brighthouse being one. Because finance being taught at home clearly works. The basics of what each financial pro...

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Everyone has a choice where to buy something or not. People really should be doing their research before committing a large expense on finance. Its never been easier to shop around to find the best deal. Easy to say as someone who is educated, middle-class and technology literate. It is easy to sho...

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beddie wrote:CT. Agree with what you say. Any chance you could have a word with the club for the p.a. announcer to say something to that affect as SD walks out, we can all then applaud him.

I'm sure they're already aware... Not really something they'd forget.

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My original point wasn't meant to sound heartless and I KNOW that Bright House (and similar firms) aim squarely at the "poorer" end of the market, BUT last year I bought some shoes in Clarke's sale as I was allowed out for once without my minder and personal shopper known as my Mrs. First time I ev...

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Glad to see you're actively looking, I'd be wanting to get out if I were you. I had a similar experience of promises from my first post-uni employer that were never delivered. It was a shame as I enjoyed a lot of the products I worked on there but I moved to another large engineering company and I h...

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In my experience the print media are pretty fond of Burnley. Maybe I don't watch enough ex-pros talking on TV to get the bigger picture.

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Whilst I’d really love to believe this, it’s precisely because of these achievements that I think he will leave. He may well think he’s taken the club as far as he can, both in terms of league position and the improvements to the club’s infrastructure. And as far as being “clubs in trouble” is conc...

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Mala591 wrote:It was a foul followed by a dive. Penalty decision was correct but the ref should have booked their player for diving.
Yes, it does sound stupid but that is what actually happened.

Completely agree with this, he's simulated - no doubt about it - but it’s also a penalty.

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ClaretEngineer wrote:Oerlikon (previously makers of machine guns and canon's)

Not much Oerlikon haven't been involved in. Used to work with several vacuum chambers that were running pumps from them.

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ablueclaret must be using good bait, he's getting a lot of bites

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The way I believe it normally works is business needs knowledge to improve a process/develop a process/apply new methods, they partner with a university who can provide a graduate to work in the business for 12-18 months who can lead the improvement project. The graduate will carry out a number of r...

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I agree to a point but it was Brady on the right that put through that excellent delivery to Wood @ Spurs & also the crossfield pass to Ward @ Goodison... Both balls from nearer the half way line than the goal line though, struggles to get the ball in good areas from an advanced position from the r...

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Someone on television said that before each away game Dyche paces the distance between the penalty areas to gauge the size of the pitch. This is because the listed dimension aren't necessarily correct and it enables him to calculate how long players can play. Has anyone noticed this? Must be a very...

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For me, Hendrick, Defour & Cork have to play... Never understood this kind of logic, just because he was expensive doesn't mean he has to play if he isn't performing. For me, I'd play Arfield in front of Defour and Cork until we can sign an improvement there - Hendrick can fight to win a place back...

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Lowbankclaret wrote:Sorry you don't get what I am saying.

I don't think you get what I'm saying.

You're right about rear wheel drive with a rear engine. But most cars do not have a rearward weight distribution, which is why I've been specifically saying front engined.

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They lack the will to suspend a PL player for diving. They'll just keep using it against players in the lower leagues and turn a blind eye to it happening at the top level.

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ClaretEngineer wrote:A skilled driver can drive a RWD just as well as a FWD in the snow.

If the balance of weight is 50:50 theoretically there would be no difference.

Very true, if the weight over both axles is the same they'd be no difference.

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Like I said you are ok to have your opinion. Front engined FWD and RWD with the same tyres on , the FWD will be slightly better but with normal summer tyres both will be crap in snow. Put winter tyres on either they will both perform significantly better. Tyres have a far greater impact on ability ...

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bfccrazy wrote:A lot of players wear the special socks which have little rubber bits on them to add extra grip in their boot. Then cut their socks at the ankle and tape them above the grip socks as they will be required to wear the clubs socks.

That's what I said?!

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You have a right to your opinion, but I truly disagree. A front wheel drive car on normal tyres which are worn will struggle up a very slight incline. As will rear wheel drive car. The position of the engine might make a slight difference both will not get up that incline. If you put snow tyres/soc...

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I think the middle photo proves conclusively that hooped socks do not work in three colours. Colne FC play in hooped socks - except they don't actually. At least, some of the players don't. They wear pretty small nondescript socks and then, over their shinpad, wear a red and white hooped tube, tape...

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You've misunderstood what this is about. The football is competitive, the idea is to win, its just not the be all and end all. Kids are naturally competitive, they just don't need league tables etc. The whole point behind this approach is to try and get kids playing football earlier and longer than...

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Grassroots football isn't there as a vehicle to provide players for professional teams, its there to allow kids who like playing football the chance to play. Some kids do get picked up by academies but in the main they are kids who just want to play football. We are talking about 7,8 and 9 year old...

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Glad to see some others in the PL have eventually signed up, it has taken a little while since Mata announced it. Mata seems a great guy, he's clearly well educated as he has two degrees I believe and maybe that has helped him to be so grounded compared to a lot of pros. He's clearly trying to use h...

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Almost all ridiculous, the game has gone.

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Incorrect as I said higher up I had a merc C class auto on snow tyres and it was great n the snow when most FWD were sat there spinning but going no where. Stared buying them after I saw a mate cortina auto years ago go up a steep farm lane 6 inch deep in snow. Also snow socks do the same job and o...

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Do we think it is difficult to establish where someone is/was residing with a high degree of reliability? Where were you working? where were you living? where were you claiming benefits? where were your children going to school? where was your car registered? what is your mobile phone number? where...

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Isn't this what the UK has offered for the EU citizens who are already here? Or, are you suggesting that the same permissions should be available to all the EU27 citizens who don't at the present time reside in the UK? It's what the UK have said they will do but what affect 'no deal' would have on ...

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What is the issue with the 3 million EU citizens who live in the UK? Why should they be any different from the UK citizens who live here? Why should they be different to the citizens of other (non-EU) nations who chose to live in the UK - all with the necessary permission to live in the UK? Similar...

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ElectroClaret wrote:Do winter tyres work with rear wheel drive cars?

Been hearing different reports of this.
Had a Merc sports which was great, but pathetic in snow.

Not unless you dramatically change the weight distribution. It will be better but it still won't be close to as good as a FWD.

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The peloton doesn’t only take part in stage races is the point I was making, yes he’s consistent at the tour and Veulta but there’s a lot more to cycling than GTs

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Most consistent rider in the peloton? Maybe if you only watch the grand tours.

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