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100th_Idiot

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  1. Can you pay for it with Ethereum?
  2. Quite right too. If it's not an offshore trust fund it's clearly dodgy as hell and should be rooted out.
  3. Ask Vision Express to replace them and offer them the puppy as a gesture of good will
  4. It's a distraction tactic to diver =t attention from parties
  5. I'm glad to see Australia apply the rules about lying on your visa entry to all regardless of status. Pretty sure in the US we would be locked up in gaol pending deportation. Nothing to do with Covid just an ego that thought a countries laws shouldn't apply to him.
  6. Fabulous. Make the BBC private and piss them all off so they are free to attack you with out strict no bias rules. Good luck
  7. We found it by chance on Facebook. They are just arriving in the UK and there's only 2 (now one) supplier. More common in Europe and mostly used on commercial premises (bars and restaurants). We are really happy with it. They are not considered permanent structures so don't need planning permission like a conservatory. On the other hand you have to think of them as open spaces as they are not thermally sealed. https://www.verandair.com/fr/ We are getting some heating installed which will take the edge off the cold if we wish
  8. Finally got our veranda built after some covid related delays and the supplier going bankrupt. Happy now we have a combined open and closed space. Already had a barbecue in the pouring rain (6 hour slow cooked pulled pork).
  9. That's a really tough ask to make the Labour front bench look more unelectable
  10. Tiny village without even a shop but 5 pubs
  11. I;m not in favour of forcihng vacciination. People have a right to choose. I also have the right to have no respect for the ignorant twunts
  12. Sad news. A part of motoring history moves on. Condolences to the family. RIP
  13. Indeed. You need credibility in the first place to lose it.
  14. Dumped BG years ago for shoddy service. Been very happy with Gastech.
  15. Back to the office for the first time last week. It's a bit of a trek so spent 2 nights in the Holiday Inn Express. No social distancing. Nobody wearing a mask. Now I have a cold 🤧
  16. My lawnmower died half way through it's job. Unless electric motors are meant to smoke from time to time. It was only 23 the lazy little shite
  17. Ghostery Dawn. Minimises tracking if I want it to.
  18. This would be the fishing boats that would get permits if they could show historical rights to fish the water as agreed in the Brexit terms except they can't because they all turned off their legally mandated transponders to overfish UK wasters while we were in the EU. No historical data no permit. Got another mate that manages a fishing fleet (outside EU).
  19. Here is the truck driver shortage in the USA. https://truckerjobusa.com/the-u-s-truck-driver-shortages-fact-or-fiction/ Of course caused by Brexit. Friend of mine worked for many years in international purchasing and logistics The USA were leaders in treating their drivers like dirt and squeezing the supply chain prices year over year. So older drivers left/retired and nobody new joined. It may have been slightly exacerbated by Brexit but it was going to happen regardless. Big buyers and RHA caused this over many years and did nothing to avoid it.
  20. Plus lower the barrier to entry. Getting trained and qualified is expensive. Other skill areas get investment from companies that need the skills. So if the training and qualification costs £10K say then companies should offer the pay this in exchange for let;s say 2 year commitment to work for them. Leave before that and you pay it back pro-rata.
  21. Precisely. We could speculate - "I don't what Lotus traditionalist think about an SUV not belonging in the Lotus line up" for example.
  22. Switzerland have their own agreements with the EU which means they don't require border checks but also restricts what they can do outside the EU. As I understand it they have lots of individual agreements rather than one overriding one. The EU don't like it as it is painful to maintain all the agreements so they want to consolidate to one. The Swiss so far don't like that is it imposes more restrictions. It's one to get the popcorn out for.
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