nauseus

What vaccine? ????

Yep. This could be the best chance of stopping him.

He will lose this time anyway. How much that will cost and how long it will take are the sad unknowns of the moment.

Well the Ukrainians have learned that they have more chance of beating the Russians in the cities, not in open country.

Rubbish. From events so far, it's clear that Putin is not overly concerned about young lives, be they Ukrainian babies and kids, or 18 year old Russian conscripts.

Looks like a bridge too frail!

So the ads last longer?

Think he had a white one for Macron.

This might be your answer: https://www.bbc.com/news/live/world-europe-60542877

Weapons are gifted as far as I know.

Assuming they had any left by then, you might be right.

I have to disagree as to which country is the greater "prize". Although Taiwan is a concern, for Europe it is a secondary one. Europe has had to finally "muscle up" against Russia, as the immediate problem is the Russian proximity and threat to the rest of Europe, especially if the Russian invasion of Ukraine became successful. The more responsibility that Europeans can take on within their own continent, then the more free the US can be in the Pacific, to try to deflect any threats there, hopefully by leading and assisting these "island chains" to defend themselves.

Nah. They go on the ferry.

Hope that's true.

Link this poll.

Yep, it's as if they don't want to let go of the virus. Miss you! Bless you.

Are you talking out of your a*se then?

Yes, not the TQ of Pattaya. The Mississippi Queen was in Patpong and used for that brief piece in The Deer Hunter.

Which end?

Bliss!

Whatever..... I trust my information from the horses mouths.....so to speak.

Sounds like 3D seismic? Living next door to Malice? Right? ????

I didn't mention malice. Most of the Aussies I met and worked with years ago remain great friends, even though many are back in Oz now.

Their noses were already red!

The word commonly used by Australians is pom (or pommie). The convict shirt-marking is historically true but like many words of today, the spelling and meaning has altered. Aussies today generally refer to us POMS as British (particularly English) and use the reference of Prisoner of Mother England to explain it. It's their word and that's the way all of them explained it to me years ago!