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Blackpool
Blackpool is a city in Lancashire, England. It is a popular seaside resort with a population of 142,000. Blackpool is also home to the Blackpool tower and pleasure beach.
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Where is the geographical location of blackpool?
Blackpool is located in county Lancashire, England, Europe.
List of companies that have gone bankrupt in lancashire?
I want to know if the Sparling in Lancashire has gone bankrupt, if so when
How long has there been donkeys on the Blackpool seaside?
Donkeys have been entertainment for everyone and people have been buying the chance to ride one for years. the idea came out in around the Victorian times when children in blackpool were asking a man to ride his horse , the man ,we don't know who he is but he's the one who started it . he let the children ride on for free on his horse but as the word spread about people were doing it for not a lot but money. as it went on the poorer people wanted to earn money too but didnt own a horse, so rented out their family donkey this became even more popular and as donkeys were cheaper people thought this the most wonderful idea they could have. As time went by they worked themselves on the beach as there was a lot of people and the donkeys were comfortable.
Does an abuser take pleasure in hurting his partner emotionally?
Most times yes, this is all part of the "control" game. For the person being abused this can, over time, create a dependency towards this. I know that sounds horrible, but you will find that many that are in an abusive relationship that get away, tend to careen back to abusive type people. Knowing they would hit you installs the belief of the abuser being a form of personal security or defender. This may or may not be an actual truth if the person is confronted by another individual. Such as A hitting B in a bar and C getting upset about it and confronting A. This is a very dangerous road to travel down as you may not know the level someone will go with the abuse.
AnswerYes. AnswerYes. Don't stay with an abuser. AnswerChances are the abuser was abused as a child. This is the only way they know how to communicate. I would let them know how much it is hurting me, and I would encourage them to seek therapy. I was in a verbally abusive relationship once, and you don't realize how much it destroys who you are. I went from having the most confidence and self esteem, to having next to none. I got out of that relationship (I eventually found out he was into drugs). I then met my future husband, and I realized what I was missing out on all those years. AnswerI don't agree with the people above who said yes. No, they don't take pleasure in it. They aren't happy when they do it. Saying that an abuser takes pleasure in abusing is like saying that a runner enjoys giving up when he isn't winning a race. The abuser isn't saying "Today is such a good day. I think I'll go fishing and then abuse my wife for a while and then I'll go get ice cream." I'm not trying to justify the abusers actions; they are absolutely not OK. NEVER stay in a relationship where there is physical abuse. But, if you want to, you can help to change someone who is a verbal/emotional abuser, and you do have a chance of saving the relationship. The only way to do this is to understand what he is feeling. If you think that he takes pleasure in it and he does it for fun, then you definitely don't understand what he is feeling.Abusers are usually frustrated and angry but they just don't know how to communicate well. They don't want to be their partner's peer; they want to be in control, and they crave power. Instead of talking about problems with his partner, he will take it out on her. (I am making the assumption that this is a male abuser and a female partner. Of course this is an unfortunate stereotype, but the same applies for any type of relationship.) He does not take pleasure in hurting his partner, physically or emotionally, but for whatever reason, he either thinks that this is the best way to tell you something or control you, or he is just using you to take out his anger. This isn't OK. NEVER stay in a relationship where you are being physically abused. If there is verbal/emotional abuse, don't put up with it. It needs to stop. But if there is no physical abuse, there is still a chance of saving the relationship. In order to help him change, it is important to understand completely why he does what he does. Ask him about it. Pick your moment well and word it in a way that isn't accusatory or threatening. Don't call him an abuser, just ask him why he says the things he says. Don't let him pass the blame; it isn't your fault that he's abusing you. You want to find out the feelings underlying his abuse. Ask him if he is venting anger. Once you find out what makes him do what he does, you can help him to stop.
You might also want to suggest that you and him go to relationship therapy.
How many miles is it from Basel to Blackpool?
It is about 780-790 driving miles taking this route:
It is 755 km (469 miles) from Basel to Calais taking this route:
- Go into France, and get onto AUTOROUTE A35 towards MULHOUSE.
- Take A35 to A4 PARIS (péage [toll]).
- Take A4 PARIS to A26 CALAIS, near Reims.
- Take A26 to CALAIS, where you will either follow signs to either the TUNNEL SOUS LA MANCHE (CHANNEL TUNNEL) (recommended) or the CAR FERRY (alternative).
Take the CHANNEL TUNNEL or the CALAIS-DOVER FERRY into ENGLAND.
The Journey across the tunnel is about 50-60 km long.
From there, it is 310 miles (from the Channel Tunnel) or 320 miles (from Dover) to Blackpool taking this route:
- Once you are in England, you will follow signs to M20 LONDON (if you take the CHANNEL TUNNEL) (via A20 if you take the FERRY).
- Take M20 to M25 (N) to DARTFORD CROSSING.
- Take M25, around LONDON, to M1 to The NORTH to LUTON AIRPORT at J21A.
- Take M1 to M6 to The NORTH WEST to BIRMINGHAM at J19.
- Take M6 to M6 TOLL to The NORTH WEST.
- Take M6 TOLL, around BIRMINGHAM, back to M6 (NORTH) to STAFFORD.
- Continue on M6 to M55 BLACKPOOL at J32.
- Take M55 to Blackpool.
How many drops are there on the Valhalla ride at Blackpool?
1 small one going backwards, then one medium one where you get a little wet then a big one where you get soaked!
Yes there is a tram line that runs along the seafront for several miles.
Where is the Hilton Hotel in Blackpool located?
The Hilton Hotel in Blackpool has a very central location, being positioned right on the Promenade, with lovely sea views and near many attractions, including the famous Blackpool Tower.
Who is famous and comes from Blackpool?
Yes Ian Anderson of Jethro Tull, Graham Nash of The Hollies and Crosby Stills & Nash, Ricky Tomlinson of Brookside and The Royal Family, Chris Lowe of the Pet Shop Boys, Robert Smith of the Cure, Andy Summers of the Police, Lemmy from Motorhead's first band was the Rockin Vicars from the town
How many miles from Birmingham to blackpool?
Around 120 miles, which is about 2 hours by car. For future refrence, you can just go on google maps and go to directions.
How did Blackpool get its name?
Blackpool is believed to get its name from a historic drainage channel (possibly Spen Dyke) that ran over a peat bog, discharging discoloured water into the Irish Sea, which formed a black pool (on the other side of the sea, Dublin is derived from the Irish for "black pool"). Another explanation is that the local dialect for stream was "pul" or "poole", hence "Black poole".
Why does a ball dropped from a high tower fall to the base of the tower?
Due to the force of gravity. The gravitational attraction between the Earth and the ball is what causes the ball to drop.
How long can you drive with a rod knocking?
Change to a higher viscosity oil and see if you can get the knocking to be a little quieter, you might get quite a few miles if you don't over-rev it and drive real easy.
