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« Reply #6045 on: June 19, 2009, 03:26:40 PM »

[ ] Good job there was a link to the story behind that poll on the page.
The poll is now 91% in favour. Bad luck Mail, you've been turned over by Blonde Smiley.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/article-1194046/LITTLEJOHN-Fast-tracking-Tarmacing-community-NHS.html

lyttlejohn's (see what I did there? Smiley) venomous bile erupts again. Tosspot.

Then again, the bit halfway down the page about Martin McGuinness' hypocrisy is pretty spot on. Sigh.

And the demonisation of the opposition by Britain has another success, sigh. Can a country that firebombed a whole city afford to be sanctimoniuos?

I wouldn't know. I'm not a country. Although I could probably be expressed as a measurable percentage of, say, Vatican City.

[  ] Pedantry makes you right.
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« Reply #6046 on: June 19, 2009, 03:28:14 PM »

[ ] Good job there was a link to the story behind that poll on the page.
The poll is now 91% in favour. Bad luck Mail, you've been turned over by Blonde Smiley.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/article-1194046/LITTLEJOHN-Fast-tracking-Tarmacing-community-NHS.html

lyttlejohn's (see what I did there? Smiley) venomous bile erupts again. Tosspot.

Then again, the bit halfway down the page about Martin McGuinness' hypocrisy is pretty spot on. Sigh.

And the demonisation of the opposition by Britain has another success, sigh. Can a country that firebombed a whole city afford to be sanctimoniuos?

I wouldn't know. I'm not a country. Although I could probably be expressed as a measurable percentage of, say, Vatican City.

[  ] Pedantry makes you right.

Damn, now that response was so quick I couldn't even get my edit in to actually make a real point. Sigh.

Although the irony of lyttlejohn accusing someone of being a hypocrite wasn't lost on me Smiley.

And I wasn't really being a pedant. I'm not a country, and I wasn't speaking for a country. I was speaking for me. I'm fairly sure I've only got blood on my hands very indirectly (I pay taxes which fund the armed forces; British soldiers have killed innocent people in various places, therefore I'm responsible?). Which is a hell of a lot more indirect than McGuinness. Allegedly.
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« Reply #6047 on: June 19, 2009, 03:53:08 PM »

[ ] Good job there was a link to the story behind that poll on the page.
The poll is now 91% in favour. Bad luck Mail, you've been turned over by Blonde Smiley.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/article-1194046/LITTLEJOHN-Fast-tracking-Tarmacing-community-NHS.html

lyttlejohn's (see what I did there? Smiley) venomous bile erupts again. Tosspot.

Then again, the bit halfway down the page about Martin McGuinness' hypocrisy is pretty spot on. Sigh.

And the demonisation of the opposition by Britain has another success, sigh. Can a country that firebombed a whole city afford to be sanctimoniuos?

I wouldn't know. I'm not a country. Although I could probably be expressed as a measurable percentage of, say, Vatican City.

[  ] Pedantry makes you right.

Damn, now that response was so quick I couldn't even get my edit in to actually make a real point. Sigh.

Although the irony of lyttlejohn accusing someone of being a hypocrite wasn't lost on me Smiley.

And I wasn't really being a pedant. I'm not a country, and I wasn't speaking for a country. I was speaking for me. I'm fairly sure I've only got blood on my hands very indirectly (I pay taxes which fund the armed forces; British soldiers have killed innocent people in various places, therefore I'm responsible?). Which is a hell of a lot more indirect than McGuinness. Allegedly.

No bother, you have a point, but let's leave it and not clog up Red's diary with a debate better had face to face over a pint.
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« Reply #6048 on: June 19, 2009, 07:37:15 PM »



Standard stuff I'm afraid Kin.
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« Reply #6049 on: June 19, 2009, 10:23:57 PM »



Like many other yogurts, Activia is made from the bacterial fermentation of milk. What makes Activia so very different is its unique probiotic culture, Bifidius ActiRegularis, more commonly know as ‘good bacteria’.

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« Reply #6050 on: June 19, 2009, 10:31:37 PM »



Like many other yogurts, Activia is made from the bacterial fermentation of milk. What makes Activia so very different is its unique probiotic culture, Bifidius ActiRegularis, more commonly know as ‘good bacteria’.

Eh?

Well, to explain in short; The bacteria that they put into the stuff and that they have named, and they were quite lucky the catchy name was still available, is obviously a "good bacteria".
Whereas natural stuff kills you and you DIE...YOU DIE DEAD!


In one line; It's nonsense in the same way that most face cream is nonsense (unless you get that Tesco stuff, cus that's shit hot...apparently)
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« Reply #6051 on: June 19, 2009, 10:39:54 PM »



Like many other yogurts, Activia is made from the bacterial fermentation of milk. What makes Activia so very different is its unique probiotic culture, Bifidius ActiRegularis, more commonly know as ‘good bacteria’.

Eh?

Well, to explain in short; The bacteria that they put into the stuff and that they have named, and they were quite lucky the catchy name was still available, is obviously a "good bacteria".
Whereas natural stuff kills you and you DIE...YOU DIE DEAD!


In one line; It's nonsense in the same way that most face cream is nonsense (unless you get that Tesco stuff, cus that's shit hot...apparently)

only the natural stuff artificial is FTW
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« Reply #6052 on: June 19, 2009, 10:42:54 PM »

But why is it called "Bifidius ActiRegularis" If it is more commonly called "Good bacteria". and why is it unique if it's common?
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« Reply #6053 on: June 19, 2009, 11:48:19 PM »

and why is it unique if it's common?

I am common and unique Smiley
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« Reply #6054 on: June 19, 2009, 11:54:03 PM »

and why is it unique if it's common?

I am common and unique Smiley

Just like chavvy Claire...
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« Reply #6055 on: June 20, 2009, 01:10:30 PM »

But why is it called "Bifidius ActiRegularis" If it is more commonly called "Good bacteria". and why is it unique if it's common?

Marketing gobbledeegook, ask Tighty..he'll know.
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« Reply #6056 on: June 20, 2009, 01:34:00 PM »

But why is it called "Bifidius ActiRegularis" If it is more commonly called "Good bacteria". and why is it unique if it's common?

Marketing gobbledeegook, ask Tighty..he'll know.

Yes, but will he improve my digestive transit?

Failing that, will he have a cylinder head for a MkII Cortina?
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« Reply #6057 on: June 20, 2009, 01:37:47 PM »

But why is it called "Bifidius ActiRegularis" If it is more commonly called "Good bacteria". and why is it unique if it's common?

Marketing gobbledeegook, ask Tighty..he'll know.

Yes, but will he improve my digestive transit?

Failing that, will he have a cylinder head for a MkII Cortina?

Ah, the Cortina..now we're talking! A stunning car....Isn't she gorgeous???


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« Reply #6058 on: June 20, 2009, 01:44:17 PM »

But why is it called "Bifidius ActiRegularis" If it is more commonly called "Good bacteria". and why is it unique if it's common?

Marketing gobbledeegook, ask Tighty..he'll know.

Yes, but will he improve my digestive transit?

Failing that, will he have a cylinder head for a MkII Cortina?

Ah, the Cortina..now we're talking! A stunning car....Isn't she gorgeous???





Yes, but I wouldn't have expected you to have intimate knowledge of her Mr B, I thought this would be more your thing...


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« Reply #6059 on: June 20, 2009, 01:48:17 PM »

lol now there's a flash car, if ever I saw one. And you don't have to worry about giving people a lift anywhere!
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