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I'm totally gutted for poor David, now that he is injured what a terrible timing to rip his left Achilles coming up so close now to World Cup and him being one of our key players especially when it comes to free kicks and crosses. I really wish him a speedily recovery, I think he maybe out for least 6 months but let's just hope he is back hopefully before, wot's you thoughts on this subject.

They normally do it purposely, wait till ye right up to the bus stop see you from their wing mirror then PULL OFF!!! I think it's out of order.

Yup,they definitely do it on purpose. Especially if you're carrying a bag. I think kit must be a pretty small life if that's how they get their kicks. I do my damnedest though to not take it out on the next driver to turn up. I don't want to add to the perpetual cycle of bus antagonism.

Well that's a tough question that has me curious & scratching my head, I wouldn't know the answer though!!! Lol Do you?

Humans could live anywhere with the right technology. By definition with the right technology virtually everything is possible. But that doesn't mean it is practical. It seems to me that earth will be the only planet to ever support human life. The technology to convert a planet such as Mars to support human life would be considerably more difficult and costly than building colonies in space itself. Asteroids hollowed out would make good starting points for off world colonies. One of the many benefits would be that a space based colony can be moved if in danger, another could be stealth, a planet is very hard to hide in case of foreign
aggression. Also many colonies could be dispersed over a large area meaning we didn't have all our eggs in one basket so to speak. The idea of living in space may seem bad to us but only because we have been born and raised on earth. I think that people in the future would find the idea of living on a planet disturbing.