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Top Ten Conspiracy Theories


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35 minutes ago, General Dryness said:

It was supposed to be a descendant of dinosaurs, and the reason the whole nessie thing is bollocks is that to survive that long, there would have to be a huge breeding group in order to avoid genetic malformations. In other words, there'd be too many of them for them to stay hidden the way they supposedly have.

 

I find cryptozoology interesting, and I'm sure that there are plenty of undiscovered species out there, or things that haven't gone extinct. But nothing enormous like a dinosaur. 


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To track anybody not registered on the census as they are between homes etc.
 

March 21st is the last day of record.

 

The answers you give us about visitors help us to make sure we haven't missed anyone. Visitors from the UK should complete a form at their home. If they don't, they'll be missed from their local authority's population numbers, which affects how much money that authority receives from the government. By recording your visitors, you are helping us to make sure that the population counts for the country and for their local authority are as accurate as we can make them.

 

Local authorities also need information about visitors from the UK and from overseas. It shows them who is visiting their area so they can understand what services are needed. For example, in an area with high numbers of incoming visitors or students, local authorities may need to adjust their health and transport plans to cope with the extra demand.


These questions were first asked in 1801.’

 

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41 minutes ago, Bruce Spanner said:

To track anybody not registered on the census as they are between homes etc.
 

March 21st is the last day of record.

 

The answers you give us about visitors help us to make sure we haven't missed anyone. Visitors from the UK should complete a form at their home. If they don't, they'll be missed from their local authority's population numbers, which affects how much money that authority receives from the government. By recording your visitors, you are helping us to make sure that the population counts for the country and for their local authority are as accurate as we can make them.

 

Local authorities also need information about visitors from the UK and from overseas. It shows them who is visiting their area so they can understand what services are needed. For example, in an area with high numbers of incoming visitors or students, local authorities may need to adjust their health and transport plans to cope with the extra demand.


These questions were first asked in 1801.’

 

I’m putting Rita Ora and Katie Perry on mine. 

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1 hour ago, Bruce Spanner said:

To track anybody not registered on the census as they are between homes etc.
 

March 21st is the last day of record.

 

The answers you give us about visitors help us to make sure we haven't missed anyone. Visitors from the UK should complete a form at their home. If they don't, they'll be missed from their local authority's population numbers, which affects how much money that authority receives from the government. By recording your visitors, you are helping us to make sure that the population counts for the country and for their local authority are as accurate as we can make them.

 

Local authorities also need information about visitors from the UK and from overseas. It shows them who is visiting their area so they can understand what services are needed. For example, in an area with high numbers of incoming visitors or students, local authorities may need to adjust their health and transport plans to cope with the extra demand.


These questions were first asked in 1801.’

 

Bullshit. How many cars do you own? in 1801. Think about it man. Its ridiculous! only Jacob reece-mogg could answer that.

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5 hours ago, Bobby Hundreds said:

Mad question though.  Is anybody staying over at your house on the 21st of march. 

 

They trying to close potential loopholes, they should try that with taxes.

It's always been that way: they count where people are on Census Day.

It's why Emily Davison played hide and seek in 1911.

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