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exchemist

exchemist

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  • Debater Slayer
    Hi! I would be interested to read your thoughts in this thread, if you'd be inclined to share them:

    For British Members: What Do You Think of Jeremy Corbyn?

    I don't know much about the guy other than that he's a socialist and that he was involved in problems related to antisemitism within the Labour Party. Was he unpopular mainly due to his socialism, or was it a secondary issue compared to other problems he had? Would it have been conceivable for...
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    Debater Slayer
    Debater Slayer
    (Continued.)

    I have never followed Corbyn closely or cared much about the finer details of domestic British politics, but seeing as an openly socialist politician came relatively close to becoming PM (before messing it up), I'm very curious about perceptions of him in the UK.
    Debater Slayer
    Debater Slayer
    I appreciate your contributions to the thread. One of my favorite things about the forum is having the opportunity to read what others have to say and learn more about, and sometimes from, their views and experiences.

    Thank you!
    Debater Slayer
    Your profile needs more messages. Here we go.

    Maybe I should post a chemistry joke? Na? K.
    exchemist
    exchemist
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    Debater Slayer
    Debater Slayer
    I had to look up that compound. First time I've seen it, but I already know it'll come in handy. :D

    The last organic chemistry class I took was in high school, and we learned some basics of the nomenclature. I've forgotten most of it, although I found it impressive that some people could just rattle off super-long compound names that could seem rather arcane to the uninitiated.
    exchemist
    exchemist
    Haha yes a chemist's classic, that one. ;)
    mikkel_the_dane
    Am I on your ignore list?
    exchemist
    exchemist
    No of course not! I sometimes respond to you, don't I? :)
    But what I don't do is get enmeshed in some of your philosophical digressions.....;)
    It's people like Moon and Native, that talk complete tosh and are impervious to argument, that have that honour.
    Jimmy
    Jimmy
    Haha if you only knew . You might one day.
    It Aint Necessarily So
    I didn't want to be indiscreet on the Ave Maria thread, but I was remined of a discussion we had regarding your atrial fibrillation acting up while singing in choir, and the possibility of having your cardiologist fit you with a Holter while singing. If you don't mind discussing it, how did that work out?
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    exchemist
    exchemist
    Ablation done 6 weeks ago. Seems to be working, though I need to be patient for the next few weeks. Have reintroduced tea and can enjoy a bit of cheese and wine in the evenings without trouble later (or not so far). A few jitters from the ticker at random intervals, but no AFib. Steady as she goes, Mr Sulu. Singing will only resume seriously in the autumn. That will be the crucial test.
    It Aint Necessarily So
    It Aint Necessarily So
    Congratulations on what appears to be a success, and thanks for the follow-up.
    exchemist
    exchemist
    At 6 months after the ablation, I can report AFib gone completely and ticker more or less settled again. So a real win. Seems Dr. Mark Gallagher, the consultant electrophysiologist at St George's Tooting, knows his business. Back on the cheese and tea, and don't need to worry unduly about alcohol in the evenings, though I'm maintaining the good habits I picked up while I was managing the AF.
    ChristineM
    Thanks for the informative and like frubes on French Communist Party runs candidate for President
    Sheldon
    Being new here I held off calling Breakingsoul nuts when he first started making bizarre claims. However he started claiming to have disproved scientific theories almost as soon as he got here, and set alarm bells off. Well done for spotting him, his reaction says it all really.
    exchemist
    exchemist
    Yes, he is nuts I'm afraid. Normally I don't persecute the mentally ill, but this guy is a damned nuisance and devious with it. He pops up in sciforums from time to time which is how I recognise him.
    Stonetree
    Thank You for the reminder:"Knowledge of good and evil"in "How literally do you take the Bible?"
    M
    Having seen your takedown of some quantum woo, we’re going to be friends now. I declare it. You’ve no choice in the matter.
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    exchemist
    I was hoping we might be. Creationism and quantum woo are pet peeves of mine, as is the notion that religion and science have to be opposed to one another.
    Revoltingest
    Thanx for the slow phrubal.
    And for furbling unpopular music.
    And for the 3 Stooges in Iran floorb.
    And phurballing the ease of taking plague precautions.
    And for the haggis vs Sussex Pond Pudding frubing.
    Revoltingest
    Thanx for flurbing 2016 faithless elector advocacy.
    And for the wide multi-state conspiracy against Trump phoorball.
    And for the not necessarily not crazy fruby.
    And for phurbling David Prowse in A Clockwork Orange.
    And for the real socialist country froobry.
    And for flurballing "social market economy".
    And for the being in business furball.
    Revoltingest
    Thanx for the 127 year old frubal.
    And for floorbing better supported accusations.
    And for the improved Mt Rushmore flurbe.
    And for furballing science from radio ministries.
    And for the sympathy haggis for Sean Connery phroobery.
    And for phoolbring this being a family friendly forum.
    And for the evil twin of Malcolm McDowell flulbre.
    Revoltingest
    Thanx for the John Steed's cheekbones flurbit.
    And for floorbing unscrutinized President Harris.
    And for the BLM vs policing & criminal justice reform froobal.
    And for furlbing my Nov 2020 choice.
    And for the link hated by my malware detector frubor.
    And for foorballing the Chinese being part of the problem.
    Revoltingest
    Thanx for the P2P loan problems froobe.
    And for flurbing Delta banning the stupid seal.
    And for the where where frubil.
    And for foobling alternative cement.
    And for the new airplane design froub.
    And for furballing the Politician Voter Complex.
    And for the misplaced OP flurbe.
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