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this is what i get on 20mb
QuoteQuotejust checked my upload speed will be 5mbps which means sod all to me
In all honesty, Fibre Optic is generally 'What you see is what you get', but I'll chew off my own left bollock if you get anywhere near 5Mb/s after 3 months of service!
Such a technologically advanced country the UK is, yet we reign 64th in the Internet Connection list. Premiership we are not!
I forget when they upgraded the upstream - must be at least two or three months ago now;
Anyway, upstream is really not an issue for probably 90% of users - then again, neither is 50Mbit downstream. How many people do you know who upload more than a few emails? (And no, torrents don't count)
just checked my upload speed will be 5mbps which means sod all to me
theyve just upped the upload speed apparently not sure of the figures though
My blood pressure isn't rising. I'm superfit! So shall I take that as 'no, you can't justify killing innocent animals'?
QuoteQuoteQuoteQuoteIMHO, the best way of reducing airgun-related incidents is education, not regulation.
As a young child, I wasn't even allowed a toy gun. Once I was old enough, and had had firearms safety drummed into me so it became second nature, my dad started to take me out shooting with him. I've done the same with my children.
As the old adage says - a gun will not kill anybody; it's the person behind who does.
As I say - educating people about firearms safety is the key element.
Exactly!
Next we'll have to lock our kitchen knives in a cabinet, and the Chain Saw, Hedge Trimmer, Ball Point Pen.............................
Once again, common sense is being removed from our young. I sincerely hope there is a revolt of massive proportions soon! I'm a very peaceful man, but this kind of thing boils my piss.
I can think of more important things that would 'boil my piss'.
Common sense dissappeared along time ago. That's why there's so may arrogant 'only care about myself' selfish blanks out there.
Yes, you might behave in the correct way, but there's an increasing majority who don't. As always they spoil it for the rest. Some people are incapable and unwilling to be educated.
Society makes laws to protect people from themselves and each other, and being young and fit myself, and having being shot a number of times, it hurts, but as said, I'm young and fit so can still defend myself. More vulnerable people can't. These are the people society needs to protect from our resident idiots.
If you were to check, gun crime has significantly decreased (nationally) over a couple of decades.
Knife crime peaked just over 5 years ago (decreasing slightly since).
Wouldn't we be better of sticking the Kitchen Devil's in a locked cabinet?
I wont go into detail, because it's my business and I dont talk about that stuff, but I've had several thousand rounds of serious ammunition, including missiles fired at me and my colleagues. Thankfully, I dont have any physical wounds to prove this.
On another note, shooting animals or pests, vermin, whatever is actually a good thing when done in a controlled manner. DOnt forget that us as humans introduced (example) The Grey Squirrel. Kill 'em all!
Do you want a medal? I've got plenty.
Knife crime, as some sort of comparison is irrelevant. It doesn't matter if gun crime has dropped. One gun crime is one too many. And as for people saying about good parenting etc, if we had good parenting across the country, we wouldn't be in the lawless state we're in.
I don't care if we introduced grey squirrels or not. What then is your justificaation for killing them?
You say 'kill 'em all'. I say kill all the arrogant arseholes who shoot animals.
QuoteQuoteIMHO, the best way of reducing airgun-related incidents is education, not regulation.
As a young child, I wasn't even allowed a toy gun. Once I was old enough, and had had firearms safety drummed into me so it became second nature, my dad started to take me out shooting with him. I've done the same with my children.
As the old adage says - a gun will not kill anybody; it's the person behind who does.
As I say - educating people about firearms safety is the key element.
Exactly!
Next we'll have to lock our kitchen knives in a cabinet, and the Chain Saw, Hedge Trimmer, Ball Point Pen.............................
Once again, common sense is being removed from our young. I sincerely hope there is a revolt of massive proportions soon! I'm a very peaceful man, but this kind of thing boils my piss.
I can think of more important things that would 'boil my piss'.
Common sense dissappeared along time ago. That's why there's so may arrogant 'only care about myself' selfish blanks out there.
Yes, you might behave in the correct way, but there's an increasing majority who don't. As always they spoil it for the rest. Some people are incapable and unwilling to be educated.
Society makes laws to protect people from themselves and each other, and being young and fit myself, and having being shot a number of times, it hurts, but as said, I'm young and fit so can still defend myself. More vulnerable people can't. These are the people society needs to protect from our resident idiots.
IMHO, the best way of reducing airgun-related incidents is education, not regulation.
As a young child, I wasn't even allowed a toy gun. Once I was old enough, and had had firearms safety drummed into me so it became second nature, my dad started to take me out shooting with him. I've done the same with my children.
As the old adage says - a gun will not kill anybody; it's the person behind who does.
As I say - educating people about firearms safety is the key element.
Quotemy 2.5v6 is £295 fully comp with Tesco...I'll try tesco tommorow then. Do you have a phone no,? Save me doing another 118?. Guy.
