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More bad news for London's transport system. It seems that the Oyster Card - a ticketing/payment system for easy travelling on the tubes and buses - has been hacked, allowing citizens to travel for...
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- responded 28 days ago
Ah, the ineptitude of our authorities never ceases to amaze me. First untold quantities of our personal information is left on the train, now the oyster cards that can track...
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Mugabe may have forced his opposition to retreat, but he's paying a heavy toll. He's lost his knighthood, Nelson Mandela has condemned him, surrounding African Nations have called for a halt in the...
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- greenlight given 28 days ago
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China on Thursday denied injecting politics into the Beijing Olympics, despite a rare rebuke from the International Olympic Committee over remarks by a Chinese official about Tibet and the Dalai...
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- greenlight given 28 days ago
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Nokia has decided to try their hand at a green phone, it is a growing trend so perhaps it’s time for them to jump on the bandwagon as well. Although this is still a concept design, the fact that they...
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How much of a difference is this really going to make? Is this a jumping-on-of-a-bandwagon or a genuine environmentally beneficial idea. The main issue with this is that the...
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Speculation that this year's Glastonbury festival wouldn't draw as large an audience as earlier years has been confirmed, now that 3,000 tickets are yet to be snatched up.
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No, I don't regret not buying one because if I had, it would have been a waste of £155
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The world's coastal oceans are in crisis, with oxygen-starved ''dead zones'' increasing by a third in just two years as global temperatures increase with climate change, according to the International...
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- greenlight given 28 days ago
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Clouds fill the skies above us, are part of our every day lives, but often go unnoticed.
However, there are some clouds that are so rare that you will be very lucky to see them in your lifetime....
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- responded 28 days ago
Clouds are simply too beautiful to be true. They're so free and relaxed, always changing and always moving.
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lina this is for you
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- responded 1 month ago
what a waste of time. How is this remotely newsworthy? I'd like 39 seconds of my life back please
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Bicycling it isn’t always easy. Busy streets, honking horns, and inadequate city funding for bike lanes and paths can make bicycling an uphill battle. However, with green in the news, the economy in a...
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- greenlight given 1 month ago
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My friend jason is a tattoo artist, this is whis story
and a customers first tattoo.
funny ending
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- responded 1 month ago
too long. too boring
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More bad news for London's transport system. It seems that the Oyster Card - a ticketing/payment system for easy travelling on the tubes and buses - has been hacked, allowing citizens to travel for... more
Nokia has decided to try their hand at a green phone, it is a growing trend so perhaps it’s time for them to jump on the bandwagon as well. Although this is still a concept design, the fact that they... more
Speculation that this year's Glastonbury festival wouldn't draw as large an audience as earlier years has been confirmed, now that 3,000 tickets are yet to be snatched up. ... more
Clouds fill the skies above us, are part of our every day lives, but often go unnoticed. However, there are some clouds that are so rare that you will be very lucky to see them in your lifetime.... more
