He was right, we did get sick and tired of whining.
That’s nice.
Other countries exist - SHOCK!
They could be someone else’s legs
As someone who recently found a bunch of the Audible books I ‘bought’ are no longer available to listen to due to changes in licencing, may I just say that ‘forever’ ain’t what it used to be.
As someone who recently found a bunch of the Audible books I ‘bought’ are no longer available to listen to due to…
CEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEENKKKKK!!!!!!!
You clearly don’t understand what a SORN is. It isn’t ‘expired plates’.
I work for one of the big tech giants, and if I was pulling more than 55 hours a week for more than a few weeks, my manager would sit me down and help me work out how to scale back to normal hours. What you describe is not healthy, not clever, and frankly not normal.
Bugs Bunny?
Except that meant people with very little invested in the election (because they just happened to be living there for a year or two) got to vote, while people like my Dad (very Scottish but living in London) didn’t. Obviously no system is perfect but that one left a bad taste in my mouth.
You don’t know that. The story mentions nothing about tickets that may or may not have been on his car.
He parked his car illegally on the street when it was registered as not in use and without tax.
Did you read the article? It was 3 days.
> not exactly the most obvious platform to have it.
Cool.
This is a very important point. If you don’t want to go with the NHS, there’s nothing stopping you from going private. IIRC my recent quote (for a 42-year old man) was £70 per month. Good luck getting anything close to that in the the US.
“driving lane”
Never seen that. I have seen dog walkers swearing at cyclists for daring to share the same park, many many times.
No Ink Spots? :-(