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    Best and Worst Years

    According to those "experts" the year 536 AD was the worst year to be alive. Apparently a thick fog hung over Europe and other bad stuff was happening.

    https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...w/66688424.cms

    In contrast, this expert suggests that this year (2018) is the best one ever to be alive. More democracy, greater lifespan, less famine etc. Hard to argue against.

    Be happy!

    https://nationalpost.com/news/world/...me-to-be-alive

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    Try telling that to the good folk of Yemen, Syria, Gaza, Myanmar, Honduras, persecuted Christians across the globe and the estimated 14 million citizens of the UK who are reported to be living below the poverty line.

    Try telling that to the homeless who spent last night trying not to freeze to death or the mothers who will by necessity be nipping to the local food bank to feed their kids.

    Try telling that to our neighbour across the road who has just had a potential life saving operation cancelled because of "staff shortages" at Royal Bolton.

    Pray tell your "expert" to try pissing up the other leg because this one is wet through.

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    Fair enough BT.

    But would you like to nominate another "best" year - and why?

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    Quote Originally Posted by 1959_60 View Post
    Fair enough.....

    ....would you like to nominate another "best" year - and why?
    I'll let the Rocks answer that.



    .

    and a little light music - to wash it down.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MdWGp3HQVjU


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    Quote Originally Posted by The Bedlington Terrier View Post
    Try telling that to the good folk of Yemen, Syria, Gaza, Myanmar, Honduras, persecuted Christians across the globe and the estimated 14 million citizens of the UK who are reported to be living below the poverty line.

    Try telling that to the homeless who spent last night trying not to freeze to death or the mothers who will by necessity be nipping to the local food bank to feed their kids.

    Try telling that to our neighbour across the road who has just had a potential life saving operation cancelled because of "staff shortages" at Royal Bolton.

    Pray tell your "expert" to try pissing up the other leg because this one is wet through.
    Think it is your turn, to take the Naughty step BT??....

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Bedlington Terrier View Post
    Try telling that to the good folk of Yemen, Syria, Gaza, Myanmar, Honduras, persecuted Christians across the globe and the estimated 14 million citizens of the UK who are reported to be living below the poverty line.

    Try telling that to the homeless who spent last night trying not to freeze to death or the mothers who will by necessity be nipping to the local food bank to feed their kids.

    Try telling that to our neighbour across the road who has just had a potential life saving operation cancelled because of "staff shortages" at Royal Bolton.

    Pray tell your "expert" to try pissing up the other leg because this one is wet through.
    FFS give over BT,all this has been going on since Adam was a lad.. You will have me crying all the way to your massive bank account ..

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    FFS give over BT,all this has been going on since Adam was a lad.. You will have me crying all the way to your massive bank account ..
    I look after me and mine Alf, because I'm damned sure these austerity mad Tories won't!

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Bedlington Terrier View Post
    I look after me and mine Alf, because I'm damned sure these austerity mad Tories won't!
    Here was me thinking that you were going to be a missionary to Yemen, Syria, Gaza, Myanmar, Honduras or somewhere else that was in strife. BT --my illusions are shattered.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Supersub6 View Post
    Here was me thinking that you were going to be a missionary to Yemen, Syria, Gaza, Myanmar, Honduras or somewhere else that was in strife. BT --my illusions are shattered.
    He's too busy trying to flog his cab business

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    These 14 million people living in poverty BT, in the interests of accuracy, would you like to define 'poverty' ? I take it we're not talking absolute poverty here ?

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