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It's not "his" bombing campaign. It's Bibi's (y)

He's a melt who cannot cope with being questioned. Thin-skinned tossa, just like his idle (sic ;-)) Orangina (y)

I noticed that when I used the screenwashers, the car windscreen started to fog up. Apparently, it's set to change the air to cabin-recirculation when you use the washers, to stop the smell of screenwash coming in. I then found out that you can disable it via the info system.

I'd need to do pilates to get into that car :ROFLMAO:

Succinct and savage, as always (y)

That's only part of the story. Hannah's point is that stamp duty disincentivises (typically, older folk rattling around in houses that are now too large for them) from selling up, and people from buying those houses. And, as housing is not in unlimited supply, this top-end choke affects the...

Was he Phil McCavity?

300 years ago, we built the first railway. First, meaning no one else had done so. And then they did.

Did you wait, or leave it there and pick it up later? :mrgreen:

If you drive into someone it's your fault. It is incumbent on you to ensure the manoeuvre you intend to make is safe. You have already said it was you that drove into them.

I saw this in my feed the other day and I have to say, Hannah makes sense.

What worries me about all of this is if / when our faculties wane. We're all quite happy now to bat away the scammers, but there may come a point when some of us become more vulnerable. Which is why we need strong and effective protections, law enforcement, and powers to recover stolen funds.

At least you've acknowledged there's such a thing. Finally.

The Shart of the Deal.

Which needn't have been there in the first place. (y)

Reading on the BBC, it is to make "sitting (a short closure order) out" less feasible, while investigations are being carried out.

Seize. Crush. Same goes for the "front plate on the dashboard" brigade (y)

Bislet Diamond League, BBC3 / iplayer

1 agree, IOO% ;-)

I heard this on R5L today. What beggared my belief was that, if they're illegal, why only shut them down for 12 months? Shouldn't the authorities just fek them (by which I mean everyone associated with them) off permanently?