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Let me add to my observations..............(at least in this debate/poll station),,,,...

Life in general is good for most of us. Agreed?

Realizing that.........yes there are problems with life in general.......political.....religious......blah, blah, blah. But those problems are pretty minor in the scheme of things. So rather than constantly focus on the negative how about proposing positive changes..........changes for the better.

Yet some here remain the "glass half empty type" I am not used to that type of constant negative behavior as I have a positive outlook on life......or so I try. :rolleyes:

So riddle me this........why do some here always focus on the negatives.........you know......"The sky is falling/Chicken Little" type folks?

Yep.....we are not perfect....that is why we have erasers on our pencils. But improvements were never made by those with a constant negative outlook but only by those with a plan, a vision and a positive outlook.

So are you a whiner or leader? It seems to me this group is populated by a goodly portions of whiners. :rolleyes:

For the whiners here.....................a story.

For the others.......keep thinking positive as you can make a difference. :)

Sorry folks...........just had to say it and get it out of my system. ;)

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One of the big reasons for the UK pessimism (glass is half empty) attitude is that we are being constantly force fed this viewpoint by our media. Either that or being similarly force fed irrelevances about the private goings on of total non-entity bimbos and himbos that have somehow become caught in the media spotlight.

It doesn't help any that a very large proportion of our news media is owned by an Australian "magnate" of very dubious bona fides. Watch out in the USA, this person is extending his "empire" over to you.

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One of the big reasons for the UK pessimism (glass is half empty) attitude is that we are being constantly force fed this viewpoint by our media. Either that or being similarly force fed irrelevances about the private goings on of total non-entity bimbos and himbos that have somehow become caught in the media spotlight.

It doesn't help any that a very large proportion of our news media is owned by an Australian "magnate" of very dubious bona fides. Watch out in the USA, this person is extending his "empire" over to you.

There seems to be only one poster whinging ( is the word ) on here :harhar:

Chill out, if everyone was as perfect as you it would be a boring old world :)

Agree with both of these posts. Of course it seems that most of us on here are at least reasonably comfortable. This however does not stop us wishing to point out how much better, things could be for EVERYONE, if only some of the big issues of today could be sorted out. I don't think that we can afford to belittle some of the political and religious problems etc. In the States, it is a sad fact that there is in all probability far more people below the bread line than in any other advanced country. Let's point out that your welfare system is far worse than over here, and ours is FAR from perfect. Let us not forget that there is still more racial hatred in many American states than in most countries. It is only in recent times that the so called land of the free, has offered even basic rights to huge swathes of the population. Don't let us forget the thousands of poor people in Florida, who two elections ago were fiddled out of their basic right to vote. There are many more problems of this nature in the States than in most civilised country's. I see no harm wherever we look in drawing attention to the problems that unfortunately exist.

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You may not be impressed with the amount of whinging on this forum - but you have to admit that it is high class cordon bleu whinging.

The UK may be losing its place in the World, our industry may be collapsing, our sports teams may be useless, public morale may be dwindling etc - but our standards of whinging are going from strength to strength.

Let all us Brits stand to attention, salute the flag and sing God Save the Queen at full volume followed by a rendition on bagpipes of Land of Hope and Glory.

Amen. :devil::devil::devil:

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You may not be impressed with the amount of whinging on this forum - but you have to admit that it is high class cordon bleu whinging.

The UK may be losing its place in the World, our industry may be collapsing, our sports teams may be useless, public morale may be dwindling etc - but our standards of whinging are going from strength to strength.

Let all us Brits stand to attention, salute the flag and sing God Save the Queen at full volume followed by a rendition on bagpipes of Land of Hope and Glory.

Amen. :devil::devil::devil:

I am not interested in the red bit, but agree with everything else.

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PS: And it's *aluminum*, not *aluminium*. :lol:

Sodum, potassum, lithum, magnesum, uranum, calcum, barum, strontum, et ceterum.

If sulphur has an "f" in it, why doesn't fosforus?

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The International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry (IUPAC) adopted aluminium as the standard international name for the element in 1990, but three years later recognised aluminum as an acceptable variant. Hence their periodic table includes both, but places aluminium first [7]. IUPAC officially prefers the use of aluminium in its internal publications, although several IUPAC publications use the spelling aluminum.

From Wikipedia. More (interesting) here. Scroll towards the bottom.

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IT'S *WHINER*, NOT *WHINGER*! :harhar:

Thank goodness the American's corrected your language mistakes. :clapping:

PS: And it's *aluminum*, not *aluminium*. :lol:

No..... you are the whiner oh exulted one, we are but mere British whingers :harhar:

I am an extremely GOOD LOOKING whinger.

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