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Nihil

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10. "What else would we find?"

Reply to TNNurse (Reply #8)

Wed Apr 15, 2015, 05:24 AM

Apr 2015

We'd find how many people have been getting a "nice little earner" from allowing these
sorts of things to a) arise and b) continue.

Cue a flurry of "sad accidents", "child pornography allegations", "indiscrete affairs coming to light"
and "resigning to spend more time with one's family".

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Plus those plastic water bottles which are part of our modern landscape. Dont call me Shirley Apr 2015 #7

Guess a little research is in order TNNurse Apr 2015 #8

"What else would we find?" Nihil Apr 2015 #10