Tomato666

I think it's a fallacy to argue you have to pay more to attract top talent

The amount of times places then go on to select the worst candidate is astounding.

They need scrutiny and accountability so the electorate can rescind their choice.

The speaker should not come from MP stock either as that seat effectively has no representation, and no party stands in that seat.

Thanks again for another great read.

As other have already said look.after yourself first. I will look forward to your next update whenever it comes.

I wish you the best kind stranger.

Thanks for the mention of Chuckie Egg and Repton. I remember playing them on my Acorn Electron back many moons ago.

Good luck with your journey

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Thanks again for the great read.

Well now I've seen two, one in the OP picture and one on Etsy.

Total confirmed sales: 1

I wonder if they'll remove the shitty stuff they put where people could try and sleep? (Spikes etc...)

I'll make a bet the answer is no.

As a teen, on my zx81 I remember typing line after line of hex numbers.

If the rampack didn't wobble and fail and I hadn't missed a line or entered one twice then I'd play something new.

I must have saved the thing somehow, but I can't remember...

You've effectively decarbed it when you vaped it.

I've got some waste that I've been looking to do something with. Maybe this is the way.

Thanks for the tip.

They may not watch enough sport to put a name to the big eared crisp thief.

In the UK there is a crazy band between £100k and £125k where for each two pounds above £100k you lose one pound from your personal allowance (personal allowance is £12.5k).

The effective tax rate for this is 60% then it carries on at the regular 40%

Always has struck me as odd.

Never paid this rate myself because I don't get paid enough. Apparently it disincentives doctors from doing overtime.

Slowly going downhill?

I think it's in freefall (but what would I know I don't go there anymore)