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I don't even use the second hand one that my step daughter gave me.

A very 'dignified' fat Brit who looks more like 75 than 55, he probably deserved all he got and some. A month on the tread mill with bread and water would do him some good.

Well done Rowling, get Harry Potter's army in, one wave of a magic wand and they all disappear up their back entrances.

What free speech? You already get a visit from the 'understaffed' police if they don't like your tweet. The Muslims already have a state within a state. Europeans in general don't like having Muslims in their community, that's the way it is, making extra hate speech laws wont make them more likable, just the opposite.

An adult did the maths for him when maga states started screaming.

I personally think its a question age whether testing is a good idea or not, my father was diagnosed with prostate cancer at 78, he didn't bother with treatment and died of a heart attack at 83. I'll be 77 this year, that's already a reasonable age where death wouldn't be unusual, getting tested and getting treatment if cancer is diagnosed at that age I find to be exaggerated clinging with ones fingers on the edge of a precipice. Death comes to us all through a myriad of means, desperate clinging on isn't very dignified or helpful.

I believe the NHS doesn't do them anymore, too many false and negative positives, there is a new highly accurate test out now, Episwitch PSE 94% accurate.

No, I used an agent recently

Not really, when I'm cremated at my village temple I will be a permanent resident by default.

You mean apart from cars, machinery and fashion. If your wine and cheese is so good why would consumers opt for European products? It's simple, capitalist societies allow the consumers to decide what they want, that sparks competition, efficiency and quality.....of course if you can't compete you can use tariffs.

Rowling and Cleese are simply islands of common sense in a world going slowly madder by the minute

It's not anally possible, not even with a dress on.

It's only broken for the mentally compromised......so few in number as to be ignored.

His lack of logical thought processing is astounding.

I've never had an emotional feeling for a car, if it drives and doesn't give me problems it's a good car as far as I'm concerned. When I came to Thailand 20 years ago I bought a 2nd hand Honda Jazz for 450k, 200,000 km later I still have it, it has given me very few problems, a very reliable car.

I also lived in Germany, my bank in Germany and my pension provider in Germany are both aware of my Thai address. I have a UK passport. When I moved to Thailand I opened a Wise account using my Thai address and up until now have never had a problem so I suspect this is an American admin problem.

55555555, I'm in Thailand

The amount of water that has now accumulated would be beyond pumping now

They flood naturally as they are below the water table. When the pits are in use they have to use water pumps to keep them dry, obviously when they are closed down the pumping no longer occurres

Until you can no longer pay the interest and the principle becomes due.

He's got a haircut like a toilet brush.

When the population seeks easy solutions there is a revolution....it's in the air already and could happen suddenly, sooner than we think. When people have nothing to lose they throw in the towel, it's happening in China with the 'let it rot' movement. We've had a small taste of it with the riots against immigrant's hotels, it's why the authorities are clamping down on tweets, stopping trouble at the roots before it spreads, don't let anything get organized, they can get brutal if they feel the status quo is threatened. It's going to depend on how desperat people feel, the answer obviously isn't at the ballot box.

Either that or golfing.

36 trillion in debt and they are rich? If that was a company they would bankrupt.

It's in the name....fire truck.