The TPU UK Clubhouse

[alexp999]

I like uber strong cheddar (<- thats what you look like when you first eat it )

Oh and Im glad im not the only one who things the Art GCSE is a shambles. I worked by bollocks off for that and just got a C.

 

[MilkyWay]

fascists dont work like that they have an inner circle and the top man, the inner circle trys to over power him, it works on fear and propaganda

fuck it we are nearly fascist already we have a queen right who has divine right who can do whatever she likes not that she does

social values are different from whats actually happening just because one society finds it okay dosnt mean that it really is

if another war starts we should hide in our little island and use our navy and air force to save us, face it we dont have an expedition force anymore its not like people in the UK are healthy and fit to fight if we needed conscription

who the fuck would we fight anyway its not like there is a huge power that we hate, okay iran but they are hardly worth it

i wonder why we havnt seen a NOD copycat group (command and conquer) LOL

 

[MilkyWay]

NQ it is so fucking easy, i didnt have computing ive got intermediate 2 information systems and you need computing to get into the HND

piss easy like oh make a spreadsheet and use the average function, learn how to use blogs LOL

i have no choice the wouldnt let me in without the qualifications so i needed to do this 1 year NQ

 

[mc-dexter]

I like uber strong cheddar (<- thats what you look like when you first eat it )

Oh and Im glad im not the only one who things the Art GCSE is a shambles. I worked by bollocks off for that and just got a C.

The first part of what you said... i could never agree with anything more! super chedder is the way forward!

Theres nothing better than sitting down watching TV with a can of Carling and a block of super chedder

 

[crazy pyro]

Super cheddar's fine, if I have a packed lunch I'll take a breezeblock of the stuff, just I was after something to drink or a cereal bar or something.

 

[kyle2020]

A few slices of mature cheddar, a few spoons of ploughmans pickle and either a can of carling, carlsberg, fosters or a bottle of bud and Im set.

 

[MilkyWay]

english is a universal language everyone uses it practically

its like oh how can a german and a japanese person communicate without direct translation of languages if they both knew english they could communicate

most people learn it at a young age in europe

 

[MilkyWay]

A few slices of mature cheddar, a few spoons of ploughmans pickle and either a can of carling, carlsberg, fosters or a bottle of bud and Im set.

wtf do mean arnt you under the age to drink?

a pure block of cheese lol just biting chunks out of it i can imagine it perfectly

 

[kyle2020]

wtf do mean arnt you under the age to drink?

Its in my own home under the supervision of parents - in other words legal

Telling me you never drank under the age of 18?

And the language thing - have you ever noticed that despite us being a very small country in comparison to say N. America / Russia, China and so on, we are one of the most influential in the world and expect all other nations to speak our language

 

[FreedomEclipse]

Chloroform works wonders

Chloroform was discovered in July, 1831 by the American physician Samuel Guthrie , and independently a few months later by the French chemist Eugène Soubeiran and Justus von Liebig in Germany, all of them using variations of the haloform reaction. Soubeiran produced chloroform through the action of chlorine bleach powder (calcium hypochlorite) on acetone (2-propanone) as well as ethanol. Chloroform was named and chemically characterised in 1834 by Jean-Baptiste Dumas.

In 1847, the Edinburgh obstetrician James Young Simpson first used chloroform for general anesthesia during childbirth. The use of chloroform during surgery expanded rapidly thereafter in Europe. In the United States, chloroform began to replace ether as an anesthetic at the beginning of the 20th century; however, it was quickly abandoned in favour of ether upon discovery of its toxicity, especially its tendency to cause fatal cardiac arrhythmia analogous to what is now termed "sudden sniffer's death". Ether is still the preferred anesthetic in some developing nations due to its high therapeutic index (~1.5-2.2) and low price. Trichloroethylene, a halogenated aliphatic hydrocarbon related to chloroform, was proposed as a safer alternative, though it too was later found to be carcinogenic.

we want to preserve them, not leave them brain damaged.

 

[DrPepper]

Chloroform was discovered in July, 1831 by the American physician Samuel Guthrie , and independently a few months later by the French chemist Eugène Soubeiran and Justus von Liebig in Germany, all of them using variations of the haloform reaction. Soubeiran produced chloroform through the action of chlorine bleach powder (calcium hypochlorite) on acetone (2-propanone) as well as ethanol. Chloroform was named and chemically characterised in 1834 by Jean-Baptiste Dumas.

In 1847, the Edinburgh obstetrician James Young Simpson first used chloroform for general anesthesia during childbirth. The use of chloroform during surgery expanded rapidly thereafter in Europe. In the United States, chloroform began to replace ether as an anesthetic at the beginning of the 20th century; [COLOR="Red"][B][U]however, it was quickly abandoned in favour of ether upon discovery of its toxicity, especially its tendency to cause fatal cardiac arrhythmia analogous to what is now termed "sudden sniffer's death"[/U][/B][/COLOR]. Ether is still the preferred anesthetic in some developing nations due to its high therapeutic index (~1.5-2.2)  and low price. Trichloroethylene, a halogenated aliphatic hydrocarbon related to chloroform, was proposed as a safer alternative, though it too was later found to be carcinogenic.

we want to preserve them, not leave them brain damaged.

I see that as an advantage then they cant run away or murder us or talk.

 

[MilkyWay]

call it the british empire sure it crushed other cultures and was pretty harsh but it did a lot for globalisation!

No i have never drank alchol untill i was 18! AYE RIGHT! TBH i just dabbled in it, still dont drink much these days and im legal. Legal sounds so nasty lol.

You want some sort of mind control then to get them to do what ever you like, like build a giant stature from mature blocks of cheese in honour of you!

 

[FreedomEclipse]

call it the british empire sure it crushed other cultures and was pretty harsh but it did a lot for globalisation!

No i have never drank alchol untill i was 18! AYE RIGHT! TBH i just dabbled in it, still dont drink much these days and im legal. Legal sounds so nasty lol.

You want some sort of mind control then to get them to do what ever you like, like build a giant stature from mature blocks of cheese in honour of you!

like they say, when in Rome - do as the Romans do (or at least what they did)

 

[alexp999]

The British Empire still exists, it just has a less imposing name.

Source: Wikipedia

 

[MilkyWay]

commonwealth my ass its just name there is no real power there anymore they all have independence now

 

[mc-dexter]

I disagree, we all think we have independence but really in the end we all going to need one another for one resorce or another.

All this crap about the economy (money) we don't even need it to survive, IF we used other ways of payment the whole world would be better off in the long run and we'd probably have more technology than we do at this moment in time if things wasn't all about GREED.

But just to add.... England should own all! haha... okay and Wales, Scotland & Ireland should too. LOL!

 

[FreedomEclipse]

IF we used other ways of payment the whole world would be better off in the long run

If guitar plectrums were to suddenly turn into currency, Id be a very very rich man.

 

[mc-dexter]

hahaha! i'd be fucked, i'd rather it be something like old computer parts what are now worthless to me cause nobody has a system that old anymore haha.

but seriously, like ya no, one week ya skint n ya mates get ya wasted, lol. n then the week after they might need a wheel for thir car.... that kinda idea, but hey its a fucked up world n shit like that don't happen, lol.

 

[MilkyWay]

Dont you forget it a Scottish king united the crowns and technically wales dosnt exist!
In 1536, the Act of Union brought England and Wales together, united into one.

So its a principality in part of the UK not its own country.

English law means its part of England and then the UK later when Scotland joined.

IF we went back to barter trade and not a banking and money system of trade it would be a backwards step youd have to trade something someone wanted to get something else, its like you would need to trade with the butcher something he wanted to get meat you couldnt just work and buy meat.

 

[crazy pyro]

If old train tickets became a new form of currency I'd have enough for a GTX 295 and that's just sitting next to the sofa...

 

[FreedomEclipse]

IF we went back to barter trade and not a banking and money system of trade it would be a backwards step youd have to trade something someone wanted to get something else, its like you would need to trade with the butcher something he wanted to get meat you couldnt just work and buy meat.

I heard about a pub up somewhere in yorkshire that does that. you can barter for a pint though they do have their regular paying customers of course.

 

[DrPepper]

I heard about a pub up somewhere in yorkshire that does that. you can barter for a pint though they do have their regular paying customers of course.

I wonder what nvidia would take for a GTX295 ?

 

[MilkyWay]

what like here i am a nurse i will heal you for a chicken

here i am a baker i will bake you a cookie for a pint of beer

 

[DrPepper]

I own a gas station i will give you a litre for an hour with your wife ... I like this idea

 

[mc-dexter]

I heard about a pub up somewhere in yorkshire that does that. you can barter for a pint though they do have their regular paying customers of course.

And why haven't i heard about this holy heaven before?

Could you show me the light