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Call Me Dave sabre rattling over the Falklands. Again!

 

Is it not the height of hypocrisy to keep the company of self serving, greedy b*****ds who don't do their patriotic duty of paying their taxes while expecting others to make the ultimate sacrifice and lay down their lives in the country's interest?

 

Camoron should tell Gideon, Beecroft and Green to pay their ******* taxes in this country before expecting others to be maimed and killed for the state.

 

 

 

Carnelian
Originally Posted by Garage Joe:
To be fair it was that Frau Kirchener one doing the sabre rattling.

Cameron could have ignored it, as so much hot air, which it is.  It still, never the less, begs the question of what moral right Cameron and his tax avoiding cronies have to expect the plebs to sacrifice their lives for a state where the rich abdicate their patriotic duty to pay taxes.

Carnelian
Originally Posted by Cinds:

Did anyone happen to see Africa (David Attenbrough)?  I didn't realise giraffe fights could be so viscous  

I know I was shocked - they seem such gentle animals.

 

I wish I could post pics and vids on here. My son got a Giraffe onesie for Christmas - his partner filmed him lolloping (?) not sure if that's the right word - around my lounge on Christmas night pretending to eat the Christmas tree - chewing up my Christmas bouquet and spitting it out, fluttering his eyelashes .........................hysterical - he was very tiddly obviously but I was stone cold sober and couldn't move for laughing. 

Soozy Woo

It seems Taylor Swift will soon be penning  yet more heartfelt ballads about her lovelife.

The Red singer has ended her month-long fling  with One Direction heartthrob Harry Styles after an angry row during their New  Year's vacation.

A source told MailOnline exclusively: 'Yes I  can confirm they have split up.

'They were on holiday and had an almighty row. They are two young stars at the top of their game so who knows what will happen in the future.'

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvs...y.html#ixzz2HL3eB6XH Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook

Like the thought we bought them as a couple .

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There are more than 30million smartphones in the UK and 60 per cent of mobiles are now smart, according to communications regulator Ofcom - but most of us barely dip into their potential functions.
From heart monitors where you place your finger on screen to apps that unlock your car, these are the ten best that you’ve probably never heard ofâ€Ķ

 

         

 

1. Match paint colours

 

Want to paint your walls the same colour as your duvet – or replicate a colour you’ve seen somewhere else in your own home?

 

Well, ditch the Dulux catalogue and download the paint manufacturer’s free Let’s Colour Studio app on your iPhone instead.

 

All you then do is take a photo and let the app find the colour for you.

 

For ÂĢ1, you can order a tester sample to make sure paint shade is just right.

 

2. Use your phone as a spirit level

 

Want to make sure the shelves you put up aren’t sloping?

Don’t rummage around your toolbox – grab your phone.

 

The free iHandy level app, available on iPhone and Android, is even better.

 

Just place your handset on the item you want straight and it works in the same way as a traditional spirit level, using the phone's accelerometer.

 

However, it also measures the degrees precisely so you can get it bang on zero easily.

         

 

3. Start your car

 

Fed up of going out on cold mornings and having to shiver as you drive off to work?

 

Well, download the Viper Smart App - on either an iPhone, Android or BlackBerry – and you won’t have to.

 

You'll need to have attached a Viper SmartStart system to your car's electronics, but the free app lets users unlock the car and turn the ignition remotely.

 

The app and SmartStart system also lets you track the vehicle’s movements – handy if you have teenage children borrowing your car.

 

4. Measure things

 

Don’t have a tape measure big enough to measure buildings?

 

No problem – get yourself the ÂĢ3.99 Dot Measure Pro app for iPhone or the less- effective-but-free Smart Measure Pro app for Android – and your handset will do it for you.

 

All you have to do is point your camera lens at what you want to measure and, using trigonometry, it will calculate how tall and wide it is – and far away you are from it.

 

5. Design your dream room

 

Want to rearrange your furniture are worried to risk doing it in case it won’t fit?

 

Well, using the ÂĢ1.99 Mark On Call iPhone app, you can expertly plan how you want your room to look and the technology will do the maths for you.
The app 'measures' furniture, then 'fits' it into a space - no more lifting and shifting in vain

6. Picture your dream home

 

Following on from Mark On Call, iPhone owners may want to visualise what the room space they have planned might look like.

 

To help them, the uDecore app creates an augmented reality image of how the chairs, tables and other furniture items might appear.

 

7. Monitor your heart

 

Want to know how much your heart races after an encounter with your fire-breathing boss? There’s an app for that.

 

Azumio’s free Instant Heart rate app - available on iPhone, Android and Windows Phone – is so good it has won awards.

 

All you have to do is touch your phone screen for a few seconds and it will tell you how many beats per minute your heart is clocking.

 

It will also let you know where this fits in compared with your and everyone else’s average.

 

8. Change TV channels

 

Fed up of losing the remote? Now you can install it on your phone instead.

 

ThinkFlood's ÂĢ44.99 RedEye Mini dongle lets you change channels using your iPhone.

 

Just plug it in, download the software and then point at any TVand click to your heart’s content

 

The firm promises that an Android-compatible device is coming soon.

 

9. Turn lights on – and change their colour

 

Turning on light switches from your wall too much effort?

 

Then do it using your phone. All you need are three Phillips Hue bulbs for an admittedly massive ÂĢ179.99 and either an Android or iPhone.

 

Then you can turns the lights on or off and – this is its party trick – change the colour emitted from the clever LED lighting.

 

10. Record TV shows

 

Forgor to set your Sky+ box to record a show?

 

Don’t worry – just download the satelite broadcaster’s free Mobile Record app and record and record it remotely from wherever you are in the world.

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Originally Posted by Garage Joe:
I scored 160/80 150/80 140/80 I officially have white coat syndrome. I'm so pleased with the result the bottom line is down from 105 ! Lets gan oot n smerk tabs, eat salty curries,n drink bee-yore.

Talking of salty curries, did you listen to Jeremy Vine yesterday when they were eating the worlds hottest curry?  The list if ingredients included 1 tablespoon of salt 

Cinds

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