11th September 2001 broke the internet. Every news site collapsed into text-only versions, email servers got overloaded as people tried to contact everyone they knew in NY/DC. I remember getting updates via a gossip forum that happened to have a user with a Reuters connection who copied the news as it came in. The BBC and CNN sites were completely useless.
thelardboy
joined 2 years ago
Have you been watching Hoffman's latest?
the tenant needs to heat their house sufficiently to prevent mould,
And make sure to open windows regularly to stop condensation, coincidentally letting out all the bastard heat.
Technically, the wife of an earl is a Countess not Mrs.
And they replace worn out socks forever. I've pairs that are 10 years old that were replaced FOC, no questions asked.
And her husband Gary Delaney. If you like puns, he's the current king.
Inheritance tax? Only about 5% of estates are affected by it! https://www.gov.uk/government/statistics/inheritance-tax-statistics-commentary/inheritance-tax-statistics-commentary
Got a source for that? Here's one that contradicts you: https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2022/sep/24/keir-starmer-defies-call-for-changes-to-first-past-the-post-voting-system
Humourless gits who hate any vague criticism of the area, think they ae better than anyone else and should be an independent country? Sounds about right.
Bought 2 billy bookcases for £20 each in 1991, and moved them a couple of dozen times, including moving country twice. Last month I disassembled them and used the pieces to make wall shelves in the pantry of the house I bought 2 years ago. That's some longevity.
We've currently got an old Honda Jazz that will be my car after I pass my test later this year, after I've been qualified for 12 months they will put me onto the insurance for the company car and we will probably get rid of the Jazz. We will probably get an old second hand BEV that I can use as a commuter if we need it.