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Far too late to worry about that.

You mean a wife?

You were luckeh.

If you want to be ready, you have to commit.

Those few who are prepared are generally called nutters.

Coolest April I can recall here. Now the monsoon has arrived even earlier than last year. Watch out for a hot, dry August!

Tuco Turn.

This is an MSN story. There is no such biased material on the VoteVets site.

Not promising. AI. Too smart for our own good?

“My wife and I were horsing around, having a joke. She just forgot to pick up the custard pie".

High flyer...

More waffle.

You can't be serious.

Yet another dozy YT bozo. The place seems to be full of them now.

incredible?

You sound really weird. Is that why you altered my post?

Do you expect me, or anyone, to accept this propaganda?

Did this fool have anything similar to spout about Sleepy Joe last year? I bet not.

That reminds me, I must fix the leak in the dunny, mate.

Thanks. The bond yield issue is of course strongly linked to the debt repayment problem, with a resulting loss of confidence in US debt.

Well, it's not like there was a vote or anything. It looks like a statement of disgust to me.

What list?

Decline in importance? Is that because you don't like fish? Why do you think that fishing rights are always near the top of EU demands? Most continental Europeans love fish but these days many countries have limited access to quantity and quality. The Dutch and French having some of the most environmentally damaging fleets, tactics and methods don't help. The Spanish are also guilty of this and are still plundering African waters illegally too. How has the UK been shrewd? What did we get in return for this price you say is so "worth" paying for? Fishing would account for a lot more in terms of percentage of UK GDP if we could fully control out waters and stocks again. If UK fish were totally denied to the EU then there would probably be riots in Paris, at least. Retaining access to a large supply of UK fish seems to be more a symbolic show of power (over the UK) by the EU rather than an economic necessity. Fishing is an important political lever which needs a sharp pull.

Pot kettle sooty

Yes. That's probably the main loss. I also think that the tax-liable/averse foreigners here will have either arranged to either quit the country, stay out of Thailand for more than 180 days, or have sent much less money into the country than in the past. If the treasury (as a whole) wants more foreign exchange and spending from foreigners, then the threat of personal taxation on them will discourage that very thing. But who knew?