Mines got about 190 horses pushing it along, hills aren't much of an issue :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Wolfshade
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Mines got about 190 horses pushing it along, hills aren't much of an issue :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Wolfshade
You're obviously doing it wrong
well today I built a sunshark bomber and a chaos warrior chariot. tomorrow will be three stealth suits, a high elf phoenix, and maybe the other chariot...
I have a soft spot for Stealth suits, they look so cool.
yup, the last ones I did were for a desert tau army so I painted them to match the bases, looked awesome. I am thinking these one will be the same colours as my urban terrain, tarmac and concrete
Prefer the original smaller stealth suit than the massive plastic thing they replaced it with.
Wayne Rooney, being prepped for public view.
http://ts2.mm.bing.net/th?&id=HN.608...d=1.9&rs=0&p=0
I had a rather nice wine from the Lebannon last night
Red ? I've heard Lebanese wine was pretty good. What was it ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Wolfshade
Yes a Château Musar 2001 Gaston Hochar.
The trouble is they can be very variable.
This could have been improved, but its legs and colour suggested it wouldn't acttually get any better
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Yeah I've seen them, but they're disappointing next to the plushies Deadlift got.
Most romantic song I've ever heard http://youtu.be/wrSOCXSOQ2w
Stirs your soul
lols
I prefer stirb vor nicht mir
Know your wines then :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Wolfshade
If I were spending £25 plus on a bottle of red I would be hard pressed to buy anything but European myself, French or Spanish. On that note you've got my taste buds tingling, Faustino tonight now whilst watching the footy, seems rather apt :D
I'm not sure that I would go that far, but it certainly was interesting and I have never had anything like it before.
I see Katie 'rent-a-gob-spewing-venom-and-bile' Hopkins has flapped her gums again.
Apparently, she supports those spikes meant to prevent rough sleeping.
Sorry Mystery but I don't have a problem with them in residential areas.
Last thing I'd want is my SO having to worry about stepping over some potentially violent, drunk, or drugged up individual in the doorway to an apartment building if we lived in one.
I think more should be done to address homelessness generally though so it should never be an issue of spikes or no spikes. I'm sure there must be unused warehouse units that could be used as decent shelters.
I think they are obscene except in areas where the homeless person might be in danger or pose a danger to others. I mean literally the very least we can do for homeless people is let them ****ing sleep somewhere relatively sheltered. All it does is shift the problem into poorer areas where they can't afford to install the spikes.
But surely there's plenty of sheltered areas in commercial areas?
Rather than spending money on making the homeless even moreso spend it on actually helping them maybe?
Obviously, but as the spikes are generally paid for privately, not out of tax whats the issue?
The fact that theres so many homeless is a disgrace anyway and should be addressed.
Bingo.
Make the homeless history - Give them somewhere to live.
You mean like build affordable housing?
Company could donate the money to a shelter..?Quote:
Originally Posted by Psychosplodge
Some cities in US actually worked out it was cheaper to rent a place for every homeless person rather than keep spending what they were spending trying to drive them off and so forth. The economics would be different here but would be worth investigating at least.
Ship them to rockall...Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr Mystery
IDK how that works, most of the big charities now seem to be soending vast amounts on staff/offices/slick advertising and not what they're supposed to be doing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gotthammer
ebay can be a bad thing: [url]http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Chris-Froome-s-2012-Tour-de-France-Pinarello-Dogma-/201106098379?pt=UK_Bikes_GL&hash=item2ed2db88cb[/url]
Probably not all that different. We need to stop treating homelessness like it's some kind of personal choice, and give it proper solutions.Quote:
Originally Posted by eldargal
Once people are off the streets, it's a lot easier to get them any help they might need.
Its just a bike...Quote:
Originally Posted by Wolfshade
Not just a personal choice but a personal failing. Most homeless people are homeless because their families are dysfunctional or violent and they have nowhere else to go, the stereotype of them being the dregs of society, drug addicts and alcoholics and the like just isn't true though of course there is an element of that but it is a chicken and egg situation.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr Mystery
Joe Root 200!
This makes interesting reading, especially regarding young people's homlessness.
[url]http://homeless.org.uk/sites/default/files/111202.Young_and_homeless.pdf[/url]
Yup.
As EG says, when it comes to homeless people and addictions, chicken or egg?
And a lack of social housing just compounds things somewhat.
Education, that is the issue. Not nutured at home, disinterested at school, drop out and hit drugs as they have no hope.
Yup.
In this day and age we simply shouldn't have anyone sleeping on the streets. There's no need for it.
hmmm... unfriendly move or good point? bit of both maybe...
https://i.chzbgr.com/maxW500/8218212096/h491936AE/
first video is bizarre, second is goodQuote:
Originally Posted by eldargal
weirdoQuote:
Originally Posted by Psychosplodge