Homei dont think its very dangerous either lol nor is eating solid food
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by Andy12345 Sat Oct 04 2014, 21:17
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by zand Sat Oct 04 2014, 21:21
I'm not sure about the solid food! My youngest had been learning first aid at Cubs. A couple of days later I was eating a crust of bread (I wasn't diabetic then!) and choked, I couldn't breathe. He thumped me on the back and yay it worked, it took him a while to stop thumping me though! So I think you're right about solid foods. You shouldn't eat them when you're on your own anyway. 
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by Andy12345 Sat Oct 04 2014, 21:24
jelly and cream only then, i hope a splash of jelly dosent flick up off the spoon and take my eye out
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by zand Sat Oct 04 2014, 21:25
Well if it does, you've got another one.
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by Avocado Sevenfold Sat Oct 04 2014, 21:29
Re risks: Is it an acceptable risk for a 14 year old child to walk alone?
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by zand Sat Oct 04 2014, 21:32
Yes, normally. If it's not the middle of the night. Ummmm I see what you're saying, but still yes.
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by mo1905 Sat Oct 04 2014, 21:32
Avocado Sevenfold wrote:Re risks: Is it an acceptable risk for a 14 year old child to walk alone?
Depends on the 14 year old, time of day, location ? Too many variables.
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by Avocado Sevenfold Sat Oct 04 2014, 21:34
All I am saying is that nobody deserves to be murdered, regardless of the circumstances. Nobody.
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by mo1905 Sat Oct 04 2014, 21:35
Avocado Sevenfold wrote:All I am saying is that nobody deserves to be murdered, regardless of the circumstances. Nobody.
Totally agree.
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by zand Sat Oct 04 2014, 21:37
Avocado Sevenfold wrote:All I am saying is that nobody deserves to be murdered, regardless of the circumstances. Nobody.
Of course. No sane person would disagree with you.
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by Andy12345 Sat Oct 04 2014, 21:38
i disagree, no sane person would agree
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by Andy12345 Sat Oct 04 2014, 21:39
peadophiles? isis fighters?
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by Andy12345 Sat Oct 04 2014, 21:40
it seems im having n argumentative night, ill go
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by Avocado Sevenfold Sat Oct 04 2014, 21:40
Don't go, Andy x
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by mo1905 Sat Oct 04 2014, 21:41
Andy12345 wrote:it seems im having n argumentative night, ill go
Don't go, I've risk assessed things and you're safer at a keyboard. If you go, you may trip and hurt yourself :-)
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by zand Sat Oct 04 2014, 21:42
They deserve to face justice, but not to be murdered
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by Andy12345 Sat Oct 04 2014, 21:44
define face justice, what should the people who beheaded him deserve? to be put in a cell with an xbox? or being put to death by lethal injection?
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by Paul1976 Sat Oct 04 2014, 21:47
Andy12345 wrote:define face justice, what should the people who beheaded him deserve? to be put in a cell with an xbox? or being put to death by lethal injection?
I'd say let 'em rot in a Dungeon for the rest of their lives-kill 'em and they get what they want...Martyrdom.
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by zand Sat Oct 04 2014, 21:49
Yes Paul I was going to say something similar.....weren't they called 'oubliettes'? Cells where they just forgot about you?
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by Avocado Sevenfold Sat Oct 04 2014, 21:50
I think I should back out of this thread. One of my sisters recently went to work in a primary school in the middle east. Does she deserve a kick in the fanny? Yes. Does she deserve to have her head hacked off? No. 
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by Andy12345 Sat Oct 04 2014, 21:52
lol okay so murder is never acceptable but worse than that is ok
my choice of punishment is to behead everyone they love while they watch
my choice of punishment is to behead everyone they love while they watch
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by zand Sat Oct 04 2014, 21:56
What do you mean worse than that is OK?
Aren't you behaving as badly as them if you want innocents to be beheaded?
Aren't you behaving as badly as them if you want innocents to be beheaded?
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by zand Sat Oct 04 2014, 21:57
Avocado Sevenfold wrote:I think I should back out of this thread. One of my sisters recently went to work in a primary school in the middle east. Does she deserve a kick in the fanny? Yes. Does she deserve to have her head hacked off? No.
No of course she doesn't!
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by Eddie Sat Oct 04 2014, 22:04
Not looking to wind anyone up, but this thread has got ridiculous in my opinion. Alan Henning was a good man who wanted to help people far less fortunate than himself. He paid a terrible price, but will ever be remembered as a hero and a brave man. The man who killed him is not a soldier, he has no honour, and is a gutless murdering psychopath, who will be forever damned. People will forget him within a week of justice catching up with him, and it will, that's a certainty.
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