give me a shout........
17 May 2006, 11:10 PM
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Originally Posted by hectic
Strange...... i know that feeling....
i might be just a bad omen.......
least im not the only one
17 May 2006, 11:25 PM
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Originally Posted by Dazza01
So what was you doing in Beeston at the weekend and what route you on 
Your a noisy bleeder it was about 2-3 mins till i didnt hear you. You were going up wollaton road? past the square. i nearly pi55ed me sen with excitement lol.
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Originally Posted by watto52
if you want a thread killing im ur man. every thread i reply to dies.
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Originally Posted by Bubba po
Too right. As I've always maintained, "truth is subjectivity": human beings can be understood only from the inside, in terms of their lived and experienced reality and dilemmas, not from the outside, in terms of a biological, psychological, or other scientific theory of human nature. Existentialism emphasises action, freedom and decision as fundamental to human existence and is fundamentally opposed to the rationalist tradition and to positivism. That is, it argues against definitions of human beings either as primarily rational, knowing beings who relate to reality primarily as an object of knowledge or whose action can or ought to be regulated by rational principles, or as beings who can be defined in terms of their behavior as it looks to or is studied by others. More generally it rejects all of the Western rationalist definitions of Being in terms of a rational principle or essence or as the most general feature that all existing things share in common. Existentialism tends to view human beings as subjects in an indifferent, objective, often ambiguous, and "absurd" universe in which meaning is not provided by the natural order, but rather can be created, however provisionally and unstably, by human beings' actions and interpretations.
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Originally Posted by Bubba po
Too right. As I've always maintained, "truth is subjectivity": human beings can be understood only from the inside, in terms of their lived and experienced reality and dilemmas, not from the outside, in terms of a biological, psychological, or other scientific theory of human nature. Existentialism emphasises action, freedom and decision as fundamental to human existence and is fundamentally opposed to the rationalist tradition and to positivism. That is, it argues against definitions of human beings either as primarily rational, knowing beings who relate to reality primarily as an object of knowledge or whose action can or ought to be regulated by rational principles, or as beings who can be defined in terms of their behavior as it looks to or is studied by others. More generally it rejects all of the Western rationalist definitions of Being in terms of a rational principle or essence or as the most general feature that all existing things share in common. Existentialism tends to view human beings as subjects in an indifferent, objective, often ambiguous, and "absurd" universe in which meaning is not provided by the natural order, but rather can be created, however provisionally and unstably, by human beings' actions and interpretations.
any one else get bored half way tru?
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Originally Posted by watto52
um.... i was visiting my ma and pa. Just doing a bit of shopping. I actually live in cumbria.
Your a noisy bleeder it was about 2-3 mins till i didnt hear you. You were going up wollaton road? past the square. i nearly pi55ed me sen with excitement lol.
Your a noisy bleeder it was about 2-3 mins till i didnt hear you. You were going up wollaton road? past the square. i nearly pi55ed me sen with excitement lol.
sure it was me ? i might havce been the missus
17 May 2006, 11:41 PM
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Originally Posted by Dazza01
lol, certainly was live just at the top of it sure it was me ? i might havce been the missus
sure it was me ? i might havce been the missus
17 May 2006, 11:42 PM
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Originally Posted by hectic
three words i managed... thats TWO more than usual
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nahh, in all truth , when its Bub spouting ****e/drivel.. i tend to go into shutdown/shutoff mode so rapidly turn to another thread to regain what little sense i have remaining..
17 May 2006, 11:49 PM
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Originally Posted by hectic
nahh, in all truth , when its Bub spouting ****e/drivel.. i tend to go into shutdown/shutoff mode so rapidly turn to another thread to regain what little sense i have remaining..
they do really pi55 me off.
tell u why later.
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Originally Posted by watto52
just saw the **** end then u fecked off. if i knew it was you id of jump in front of you and claimed compo lol
Maybe next time
17 May 2006, 11:57 PM
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Originally Posted by watto52
im looking out for you. ill be in a grandad rover 600. oh its goldish lol
Well normally on a Saturday i'll be a the Clinic
but you will alwys find me in the Cricketers pub sat night
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Originally Posted by pslewis
Whenever I reply to a post the thread goes on for 50 pages and gets completely out of hand!! 
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Originally Posted by Dazza01
Well normally on a Saturday i'll be a the Clinic but you will alwys find me in the Cricketers pub sat night
but you will alwys find me in the Cricketers pub sat night mmmm might have a slight problem there lol. i live around 3 and a half hours away, other wise ok
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Originally Posted by watto52
mmmm might have a slight problem there lol. i live around 3 and a half hours away, other wise ok
pmsl, its just in case your visiting Ma & Pa again
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Originally Posted by Dazza01
pmsl, its just in case your visiting Ma & Pa again
dont you worry ill give you a shout. in need to feel a fast car again.
tell you bout it later.
