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    Why....???

    I am certain that there are more important cause in the UK for this money.....

    http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/northern_ireland/8473802.stm

    I have been there, on a few occasions, and it is only a pile of rocks of unusual formation...

    Rocks .. are .. rocks.... They were there thousands of years ago, and will be there long after we departed this earth...
    Why spend money on making paths around them...? Visitor centres...?? Employ story tellers..?

    How about building cheaper new houses instead, away from flood areas...???


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    Quote Originally Posted by Win2Win View Post
    Knock down Rome and build affordable shanty towns
    It has been done already....

    The ancient monuments wouldn't look so dilapitated if the stone and marble hadn't been nicked over the centuries, by traveling italian scousers, to build coronation street style housing in Rome....


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    Quote Originally Posted by aromulus View Post
    I am certain that there are more important cause in the UK for this money.....
    You're right of course ; this is the Giant's Causeway Visitors' Centre in Northern Ireland , which has been awarded £3 million from the Heritage Lottery Fund. This awards funds from the UK national lottery for projects which are supposed to benefit the public rather than private gain.
    The problem is of course that such money is "ring fenced"; there are limits to how it may be spent.
    Right now one could argue that much more be sent for the Haiti earthquake disaster. A few months ago the Philippines deserved far more money than they received for the typhoon Ondoy damage.
    In this country and the Philippines almost limitless resources could be spent to improve health and treat illness. But certain illnesses, like cancer, attract a high proportion of what is available, and less emotive conditions such as mental health or physiotherapy arguably attract too little.
    It's partly down to "who shouts loudest" and fires the public's sympathy; but where limited resources go is certainly not always fair; there's winners and losers.



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    I wondered who nicked my font sizes


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    they should send some to united, until we go back top
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    Quote Originally Posted by jackson.alan46 View Post
    You're right of course ; this is the Giant's Causeway Visitors' Centre in Northern Ireland , which has been awarded £3 million from the Heritage Lottery Fund. This awards funds from the UK national lottery for projects which are supposed to benefit the public rather than private gain.
    The problem is of course that such money is "ring fenced"; there are limits to how it may be spent.
    Right now one could argue that much more be sent for the Haiti earthquake disaster. A few months ago the Philippines deserved far more money than they received for the typhoon Ondoy damage.
    In this country and the Philippines almost limitless resources could be spent to improve health and treat illness. But certain illnesses, like cancer, attract a high proportion of what is available, and less emotive conditions such as mental health or physiotherapy arguably attract too little.
    It's partly down to "who shouts loudest" and fires the public's sympathy; but where limited resources go is certainly not always fair; there's winners and losers.

    Doc, can you check my eyes as I my eyes is sore after reading your post.
    Shrink your font. I advise you to take my advice.


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    Quote Originally Posted by pennybarry View Post
    Doc, can you check my eyes as I my eyes is sore after reading your post.
    Shrink your font. I advise you to take my advice.
    I'm very sorry that the size of my font was the only concern for members responding to my post. I've learned my lesson, I will not make the same mistake again.


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    Quote Originally Posted by jackson.alan46 View Post
    I'm very sorry that the size of my font was the only concern for members responding to my post. I've learned my lesson, I will not make the same mistake again.
    thank you
    doc, i had to
    stand on the other
    side of the room to read
    your post, as my eyes were hurting
    thank you






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    Hilarious !!
    It took a while to make what I hoped was a helpful response.
    I can only say sorry again.


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    Quote Originally Posted by jackson.alan46 View Post
    Hilarious !!
    It took a while to make what I hoped was a helpful response.
    I can only say sorry again.
    Lighten up Alan, everyone on here pulls legs

    Use smilies to show if your comments are serious or not that way people can tell your mood

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    Quote Originally Posted by Win2Win View Post
    Lighten up Alan, everyone on here pulls legs



    OK point taken But I deserve a few reps for keeping people amused at the size of my font - you're only jealous!


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    Quote Originally Posted by jackson.alan46 View Post
    I'm very sorry that the size of my font was the only concern for members responding to my post. I've learned my lesson, I will not make the same mistake again.
    This is my very first time to forgive a doctor.


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    Quote Originally Posted by pennybarry View Post
    This is my very first time to forgive a doctor.
    Maraming salamat Penny , first time I've been forgiven I'm trying to keep my big font under control


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