So why call them do-gooders then?
Eh?
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1. the use of remarks that clearly mean the opposite of what they say, made in…
Yes, "the lowest form of wit". But commonly used in English, especially in the UK.
Hope that helps you.
So why call them do-gooders then?
Eh?
No, that's also wrong.You can only move a flood somewhere - either upstream or downstream
There already were. He ignored them and went to prison with the other criminals.If he'd engaged with those in charge then there would have been a flurry of Tree Protection Orders and other obstructions thrown in the way of solving the problem.
... He straightened out and dug out the meandering river around his farm. You know absolutely nothing about this story do you?The wigglifying will be happening around open farmland. Not in towns or villages, where you want to let the stuff get out as easily as possible.
you know he never reads the op, right.... He straightened out and dug out the meandering river around his farm. You know absolutely nothing about this story do you?
Ooh stroppy. Big bad attitude doesn't make up for being wrong though.... He straightened out and dug out the meandering river around his farm. You know absolutely nothing about this story do you?
He does it on every subject --- dives in like he knows all about it but he doesn’tOoh stroppy. Big bad attitude doesn't make up for being wrong though.
It's a farm. On the edge of a village. Where people live.
It's not open countryside.
It's here...
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That ship has sailed ......and hopefully for saving the UK from becoming a multi-cultural bankrupt hell-hole.
Hatred of the UK is strong with this one....and hopefully for saving the UK from becoming a multi-cultural bankrupt hell-hole.
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Yes, "the lowest form of wit". But commonly used in English, especially in the UK.
Hope that helps you.
If you mean the Somerset Levels, they are a flood plain, and they are meant to flood, or at least be mostly marshland. There's a reason why many of the village names in that part of the world contain the Old English designation for "island".
The important lessons we have chronically failed to learn (and not just there) are those which show what hubris it is to think we can successfully engineer nature out of existence.
So... abandon the place, knock all the houses down?If you mean the Somerset Levels, they are a flood plain, and they are meant to flood, or at least be mostly marshland. There's a reason why many of the village names in that part of the world contain the Old English designation for "island".
The important lessons we have chronically failed to learn (and not just there) are those which show what hubris it is to think we can successfully engineer nature out of existence.

Im not sure anymore. Ive searched low - high for an emoji of head in hands. I cant find that, how do I find the real answers.Which part(s) of their article were untrue?