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This is about the murder of Meredith Kercher and the necessity for closure. I have a request. If you are going to run a picture, run it of Meredith and not of the [alleged] murderess. The victim should be remembered, not the perpetrator.
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For a long time, Calum has been crying out for help with the heartless, monolithic monstrosity, the NHS, which is blighting his wife's life. It has to start somewhere, in a small way, so why not with Calum? When Debacle returns I'll put her link up as well.I urge you to help if you can - you don't need to be British.
I join Alison in asking if British (and US and Commonwealth since we are all in this together) bloggers could run the logo above [linked here] in their sidebars, or a post every Friday asking your readers to support this.
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Folks, a little money from us in supporting our own troops costs us little, even someone in my circumstances but it makes a huge difference, cumulatively, for them. Let's follow the links and do this thing.
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1. Seven part series by Sonus on the issues we face right now - essential reading
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4. Why gun control in Britain leaves us defenceless
5. Incorrect political labels people use
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10. Five part series by Cherie on myths about the civil service
11. Higham's political compass
12. Common Purpose ... the disease spreads
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 Ugly, amateurish grille to which all lines lead, ugly lines, boxy, too much metal, little glass, muscle car look which was never Jaguar's thing - it's awful. Your opinion? Now, this is a Jag:  And via William Gruff, the XK 120:  And via Bob G, another take on it:  |
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Add to our stock of knowledge hereWhen I was a little kid in Las Vegas, one of our neighbors had one of these, and it was a hoot to ride in it. It's been one of my favorite sports cars ever since then.
The top one looks cheap and tacky!
Is that Morse?! Q'a grandfather has one of the old beauties in his garage - takes it out far too seldom I say. Have to agree with you on the new one, sigh.
Oh Bob - that's a really classy machine.
Cherie - it's too modernistic, an attempt to take on the Aston Martin, I suspect but the Aston Martin stylists are so much better.
M'lady - glad you think that too. At first I thought it was just me. I can't see anything wrong with retro ideas within a modern package.
The only thing I notice about cars is their colour.
I agree too ugly to be a Jag[one of my favourite cars right after a Nardo].
Jag is all about sleek,smooth lines and class.
This car is a heifer.
A few weeks back a convoy of sporty Jaguars passed me in a narrow lane in Dorset. Almost all were painted Br*tish Racing Green.
My heart raced and the Mrs Gruff could not resist a comment and a smile.
An uncle of mine, now sadly deceased long since, owned a crimson Jaguar 2.4 with a black cloth roof in the early '60s. What a joy that was to be driven in.
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