Chick

What's wrong with it?

Why do people travel without insurance?

Clockhouse does.

Hi Mark, sorry I just cant go along with what I see as charlatans exploiting the weak and vulnerable any more that I could accept ?spiritualist?s? exploiting people by claiming to talk to the dead. People have died taking homeopathy seriously and ignoring the NHS. This thread isn?t the place for such a discussion so I will duck out but may in the future start a thread in the lounge.

With the greatest respect what for? It's just water and has no "memory". Sure there may be a placebo effect but that's all. Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Chick Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > There are no homeopathic remedies. It's just > > water, save your money. > > https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-45721670 > > Try expanding your horizons a bit and watch this > episode of Horizon. Currently on BBC iplayer.

There are no homeopathic remedies. It's just water, save your money.

> Isn't lift caused by air flowing faster under the > wing and slower over the top? Pretty sure that's > how it works. So if the wing is inverted, the air > will be flowing slower under the groundward side > and faster over the top, pushing it down? > > Mind you I'm an English graduate who doesn't > really understand why electricity doesn't fall out > of empty sockets, so could well be wrong! Rendle, sorry I have been lazy and copied this: Upside-down or right side up, flight works the same way. As you stated, the wing deflects air downward. When inverted, the pilot simply controls the the pitch of the aircraft to keep the nose up, thus giving the wings sufficient angle of attack to deflect air downwards. It's less efficient and in a light air craft it requires full power. It would mean pointing the nose towards the sky. Hope that makes some sense.

No. It depends on the angle of attack, as long as air is moving faster over the top of the wing there will be lift and the plane will keep flying. > Yes, I believe they frequently have asymmetrical > aerofoils (get me!) so they fly the same level or > inverted. Invert an airliner and once it's upside > down, all the aerodynamics that were forcing it > upwards start forcing it downwards instead.

What is a "gammon"?

Same thing happened to me, but they left every thing including a credit card, PDA, camera, drills and a full toolkit. No sign of forced entry so I must have left it unlocked. Let off lightly. stoo31 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Weirdly the other Sunday morning I got in my car > to find the contents of the glove box all over the > passenger seat including the car?s removable sat > nav/ media player. Guessed someone must have just > tried the door and not found anything of > particular value but did find it odd they didn?t > take the sat nav > > This was on Honor Oak Road

What is a "gammon"?

The council may be able to help, but I don't have a number for you.

It's obvious. Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > bsand Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Gypsies one of Hitler's untermenschen to be > > liquidated. > > > And your point is what, exactly?

No

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Report the seller to admin and maybe put a warning on the forum.

The shop.

I have given these people my phone number three times with the offer to carry our portable appliance testing and certificate the work. They didn?t even have the courtesy to reply.

Where and when?

Jaflong is great.

> > > If this is how you are with pigeons in the road, > what are you going to be like living in the > country, with sounds of slaughter through the > night, are you going to be running outside with a > lantern and a stern expression? > particularly when the hunt passes your door, dogs > in a box on an open truck, beagles not always used > unless it's a drag hunt, and oops, a fox, well > dogs will be dogs ...buzzards and other birds of > prey flapping past your window with baby bunnies > wriggling, fixed in their claws, red kites > swooping into your garden to attack, maim, carry > away kittens, cats, small pet rodents, rats, mice > and voles, pigeons and/or starlings in your loft, > or crows as we had, sound like buffalo at 5 in the > morning, making nests, then abandoning them and > smelly dead birds unreachable, or the ganging up > on injured, small, wounded birds by others, > pecking them till they are bloody and dead, a > bedraggled fox attempting to leap your fence with > hounds pulling him back down and tearing him > apart, crazy rabbits in the road with myxomatosis > which we are assured by DEFRA does not exist any > more, badgers hunted late at night, flickering > lights and shouts, neighbours with Jack Russell > terriers do not keep them because they are cute, > roadkill, including cats, lambs with their eyes > pecked out, Crows and foxes wait until the lambs > are actually being born, to make their kill (did > you know this), wayward dogs shot, legally by the > farmer, dragged to and dumped at the side of the > road, weaned/weaning calves calling their mothers > who are bellowing in distress for them, > never to see, lick or feed them again, milk needed > for humans, bullocks for the abattoir, heifers to > repeat the process, the lorry pulling out of the > local farm, crammed with bewildered sheep, cattle, > goats, where do you think they are going - on > their holidays? the monotonous, dreary call sound > of wood pigeons, will remind you nevertheless of > how you head on tackled moronic youths to teach > them a lesson they will never forget, because your > distaste and dismay and involvement will go down a > storm in the country, and don't forget that horses > do not use a neat litter tray. > Livestock attracts flies, blue and green bottles, > blowflies big as a baby's fist, fruit attracts > wasps aplenty, horseflies and mosquitos/midges > abound. > > As your sensibilities are so heightened, you are > soft hearted and further distressed yourself by > attempting to call out callow youths who were > having fun seeing helpless fluttering pigeons > vermin or not, in death throes, it's probably > better if you hurry away, and ignore beggars for > the same reason and seriously consider how life in > the country is no idyll believe me, for someone of > your sensitivity, protect yourself better, as you > will not become immune, neither will you be able > to affect changes. Good grief.

No

I am neither self-righteous nor childish. I just asked for an opinion. I see you have declined to offer one. I am off topic and may start a thread elsewhere.

Ah Jimlad you have gone very quiet, have you no opinion?

We don?t have to agree on anything. I would like your opinion: do you think there is a connection between our foreign policy in the Middle East ie; invading Afghanistan, Iraq and bombing Syria with the terror attacks we have suffered in recent times? jimlad48 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Chick Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Except it wont keep us safe, do you think the > > terror attacks we have had are just > coincidence? > > And I remember the war in Bosnia, with targeted > > attacks that were so accurate the missiles land > in > > the wrong country. > > We're not going to agree on this, so I suggest it > is probably a fairly pointless discussion to have.