Scott Tracy

You want to come and look around the village in which I stay. Drunkenness is not a taboo here, it's an expectation...

Maybe it's because the container material leaches into the salt poisoning it over time....

There are no global norms.

Yeah, but that's case law, or 1 interpretation of a clause in the constitution. It all depends on the color of the court, as can be seen in recent years.

He knows how to butter up. Nothing if not flexible and the inevitability of being targeted seems to have focussed Meta's strategy going forward. All for the greater good, of course...

I know exactly what a landlord can and cannot do in the UK. As for your final comment, I need say nothing.

American people, not the government...

Ok, we won't get into spelling and grammar and the abuse of the English language at this point. You make an assumption about whether or not I'm a landlord. Perhaps I am, perhaps I'm a tenant or house owner. I consider the question as valid. Checking the renting checklist: Be considerate to the neighbours. Antisocial behaviour may be a reason for your landlord to evict you. Does that not make the question valid?

No <deleted> Sherlock....

What does that mean?

You know Hamas' intent? You can state without equivocation that this was not an attack on the State of Israel? I Hate all Israelis means the State of Israel... Does it not? If representatives or members of a foreign terrorist organisation killed a relative or friend of mine in my country, I would expect the government of my country to strike back so that said organisation could never do such a thing again. But that's just my opinion...

Perhaps Mr Starmer should try a couple of shifts in McDonald's, get a glimpse of the work they do there.

Where was the landlord in all this? What visas were these people on? Is this an example of keeping your friends close and your enemies closer? You're not in China now, Toto....

A flag pin of the person's nationality is fine, religious symbolism, within reason is fine. The workplace has the authority to dictate dress standards, though, as long as there is no perceived discrimination. a friend of mine is Sikh and wears the kara, the metal bangles. He has to take them off for work, or make them invisible to others at work by tucking them up the sleeves of his sweater...

Outside of the work environment, yes. Freedom of expression and all that. Whilst at work, no. Political opinions have no place at work, unless that's what you're paid for.

England, I suppose, didn't exist before the Angles arrived. Hence the name. Everywhere I look, Harold is referred to as Anglo-Saxon... Perhaps English is Anglo-Saxon and complaints about the monarchy being of 'German' origin comes under the heading of, who cares. All English are German...

Sovereign Grant Act 2011 superseded the Civil List Act 1837 and it all gets way too complicated for me.

Not so, I regret to say. He was Anglo Saxon,

One does not need to fight in wars when one serves. In fact, the armed forces should not need to fight, just be prepared to if it comes to it. But that's a philosophical viewpoint, away from award of medals. From the King flows all honours. He is the Sovereign.

Is there actually any head of state whose forebears don't have some foreign ancestry? Is there actually any person whose forebears are 'pure blood'? I clicked the lnk, but couldn't find reference to property, NHS or anything like that.

Is there actually any head of state whose forebears don't have some foreign ancestry? Is there actually any person whose forebears are 'pure blood'? I clicked the lnk, but couldn't find reference to property, NHS or anything like that.

I clicked the lnk, but couldn't find reference to property, NHS or anything like that.

Isn't Geatz's seat open?

Being Scottish or English is not a race, so it's not racist to say go home. Also, she is home. She lives there. She is not an 'irregular ' immigrant as it's now named.

What is what Brits fought for and when did we fight for it? I'm lost in all the leaf litter of crap on this forum...