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BurningBeard

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March of the Fire Ants - Mastodon

https://youtu.be/uShqlufsq5w

My Last Serenade - KSE

https://youtu.be/OoQrwKJtv_c

Weight - ISIS

https://youtu.be/czFFrzOdNvM

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Ok, 2001...

Blackwater Park by Opeth...

https://youtu.be/j4xCb_OU_lM

Title track from Tool's magnum opus Lateralus...

https://youtu.be/Y7JG63IuaWs

Aerials - System of a Down...

https://youtu.be/L-iepu3EtyE

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Last one from 2000, something a bit heavier. Close to a World Below by Immolation...

https://youtu.be/qpGiu5Vj158

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Probably metal adjacent rather than metal but features the dulcet tones of MJK. Orestes by A Perfect Circle...

https://youtu.be/6XtG5SGL0Xw

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Great thread Guller, starting in 2000, could have picked any track from this landmark album but went for Change (In the House of Flies) by Deftones...

https://youtu.be/WPpDyIJdasg

Will try and post one or two from each year.

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jackmiggins wrote: ↑
Sat May 23, 2020 7:51 pm
I’m a cynic, but doubt very, very much that they’d have waited this long to unleash this unforgivable activity.

I'm just wondering whether they've decided to see how many knots the govt could get themselves in over the last 24 hours before revealing this extra detail.

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ksrclaret wrote: ↑
Sat May 23, 2020 7:41 pm
https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/politics/ ... n-22075857

Few witnesses now coming forward to suggest he was out and about up in Durham too.

Boy, I do love a slow news day.

It's almost as though the press have had this up their sleeve all along...

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Hmmm...

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/20 ... own-claims

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Steve-Harpers-perm wrote: ↑
Sat May 23, 2020 6:20 pm
The Spectator who employ his wife have published an article saying he must go. See how the Sunday Mail view it tomorrow.

She could find herself out of that gig if it transpires she's been telling porkies or economical with the truth in their name.

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If he'd been stopped and questioned by police within the first, let's say, 100 miles of this journey, do we think they'd have turned him round and sent him home? I'm going with yes.

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Police spoke to Cummings after he broke lockdown regs to travel from London to Durham...

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/20 ... s-lockdown

Do as we say, not as we do.

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Yes, they come with 3 pairs of silicone tips S/M/L, and a memory foam set of tips. I use the memory foam which give me the best fit because they mold to the ear canal when inserted. Either way the should be an option that suits you I would think. Headphones and earphones are a personal choice and ca...

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I've got a pair of the Melomania mentioned by barba and they're great. Superb sound quality and battery life.

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We have had an email asking if my son will be attending if they reopen in early June. He's 6 (year one) and will be one of the first groups to go back. We said he would be provisionally, but would assess the situation closer to the time. It's a really difficult descision to have to make though. On ...

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Surprised to read that Trump hasn't implemented a travel ban for Brazil. Or am I?

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/ ... -of-honour

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Ministers have claimed to be using Denmark as a model but unlike them we are starting from a higher base R (thought to be above 1 still in pockets of the NE where I live), we haven't published scientific advice as it relates to our country, and there''s been a lack of constructive dialogue between g...

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Security issues found in the app...

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-52725810

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Guys, guys, please. This is what Trump wants; to turn us on each other and create division. Let's not go down that road, lets not let him win.

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MACCA thank you for your recent input and insight on the thread, I hope you, your friends, family, colleagues and kids you're in contact with all remain safe.

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Steve-Harpers-perm wrote: ↑
Mon May 18, 2020 5:07 pm
You do like to speak on behalf of ‘the many’ a lot don’t you.

Loves a good straw man argument as well.

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Bordeauxclaret wrote: ↑
Mon May 18, 2020 4:41 pm
Bury the next council to advise schools not to follow government plans.

Is that Bury the town or what should happen to the next council to not comply?

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I think theyll be still some not happy as they dont want the virus controlling by the sounds of it, they want it 100% gone. You'd have thought no other viruses and illness were around pre covid. Literally nobody is saying this. The BMA have said it's too risky to open schools in their view. Is thei...

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This is a relevant question, and not just for schools. Incidentally, I wouldn't question anyone's decision on when to send their kids back. Mine will be going back on June 1st but totally understand other views. But everyone will be going back eventually so it's reasonable to ask how you'll be maki...

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And if you find out,'to what extent kids transmit the virus;' BB, what then? How is that going the affect your decision? There is plenty of statistical data already out there to make an informed opinion. The current proposals to have reception and yr 6 pupils in school prior to summer, in reduced c...

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BigRed,nothing can make it safe to do so at the moment,it will be a long time before the country gets back to normal living..The only reason I can give you is that we will have a better idea how the new lockdown,five tests and the R value are performing in September after three months of trying it....

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Blackrod wrote: ↑
Sun May 17, 2020 7:57 pm
She’s worked throughout which is helping others. Why would anyone call her lazy even the ‘usual suspects’ whoever they are.

There have been some terrible mischaracterisations and sweeping generalisations about teachers throughout the thread. They aren't difficult to find.

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And yet the gap is closing at present.

Also questionable to what extent Johnson is 'doing it'.

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Stakeholder management you say...

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The schools decision was taken in cabinet, not by DfE in conjunction with their chief scientific adviser. No modelling has been done by DfE and the government seems reluctant to publish its scientific advice that had informed the decision. The schools have only belatedly been given govt advice about...

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My wife's a primary school teacher. Her school has been open throughout - including the Easter holidays. She worked on Easter Monday - so that key-worker's children and other priority groups could be there. They are working non-stop to try and find a way of making their school safe for a return and...

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Gove referred to Denmark - a country that locked its border early! I’ll keep on banging my drum about this - we continued to allow any Tom, Dick or Murgatroyd to enter this country (not to mention the thousands of Chinese university students in January) and now we’re paying for it! They also did a ...

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Given the schyteshow that large parts of the government's handling of this whole thing has been, do you think I'm more likely to trust Gavin Williamson, or the BMA and eductors?

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Don't disagree, just don't think it's being managed in the best way at present. Wrong age groups and R not low enough yet.

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MACCA wrote: ↑
Sun May 17, 2020 12:40 pm
See my above post..

Do you think having all reception and year 1 kids go back as well as having the existing key worker primary kids at school increases, decreases or maintains the same level of risk? Do you think it will increase or decrease R, or keep it the same?

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On the flip side, younger children are being impacted more on their loss of routine (without understanding why) and their social development. So you could argue that it is younger children who should be prioritised, although I appreciate that getting them to follow new protocols is much more of a c...

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This might be true to a small extent but it should be about the minimisation of risk. My wife goes to the supermarket once a week which is itself a risk - the food has been handled by god knows who, but we need to eat. Is this ok or not ok? It would reduce the risk by sending back older kids to scho...

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MACCA, I can only imagine how grim life must be having such a dim and stereotypical view of large swathes of the population. It's not just the potential for kids to become infected but also the extent to which they pass it on to others including their teachers. I read a tweet in response to a DofE t...

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Posted on the Starmer thread in relation to Williamson's performance yesterday... I've a reception aged child and live in the area of England with the highest estimated R. There are many reasons for it, but no way I'm sending him into school on 1st June as things stand. This is glorified childcare a...

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evensteadiereddie wrote: ↑
Sun May 17, 2020 10:47 am
Anybody see Gavin Williamson's er, briefing yesterday...................

I've a reception aged child and live in the area of England with the highest estimated R. There are many reasons for it, but no way I'm sending him into school on 1st June as things stand.

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If the donkey sanctuary story is meant to show SKS in a bad light, that's a miscalculation, surely ? He's made a very good early impression. As you say, they are rattled and he'll be ready for them. I think they're counting on the numbskulls who actually buy the rag reading the headline and a bit o...

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Mail on Sunday going after Starmer this morning because he bought some land in 1996 next to his parents home so they could keep rescue donkeys.

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Mate of mine swears by self dentistry via dremmel.

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And meanwhile, nobody's taking about Trump deflecting then storming off like a petulant child because of a 'nasty question'. The latest in a long line of such incidents.

Bravo Uwe, well played sir. Top Trumping.

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Some stats today from the ONS: "Of the 23,709 confirmed reported deaths so far in hospitals in England of people who tested positive for Covid-19, 12,451 (53%) have been people aged 80 and over while 9,184 (39%) were 60-79, NHS England said. So 91% of all hospital Covid-19 deaths have been people a...

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Spat his dummy again last night. Or should that be pacifier?

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I wouldn't bet on it.

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What we should be debating is Donald Trump. It is pathetic that the discussion on this thread has been reduc to "he's a racist and I'm not prepared to consider that there are some much more profound issues at stake. What we should be debating is why he was elected, what his historical significance ...

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March 87 was my first game. Exeter, nil nil, snowed, baldy keeper. By the time of the Orient game it was cricket season and we were 'strongly encouraged' by the school to not bunk off to go to the match. Should have told them to cock off in hindsight. Got my first ST the next season.

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Joint parliamentary committee for human rights has significant concerns and the app would fall foul of the law in its current form...

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/ ... nment-told

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I would think that even Trump's supporters know what a worthless, incompetent individual he really is, but they will continue to support him because he is a nationalist, who is anti-abortion, who wants to stop immigration, and has shown signs of racist tendencies in his failure to condemn neo-Nazis...

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