Richard Blogger

The fact that the bonfire is to burn a Catholic effigy is a clue.

ACA open enrollment begins with spike in healthcare premiums The monthly cost of health insurance could rise by 114% on average, according to health research nonprofit KFF.

Under Trump America is racing away from UHC www.bbc.com/news/article...

And, umm, the town where I live has one of England's largest castles, which has all sorts of nooks and crannies!

Oh, it feels like that g,d,r! (My daughter lives in Truss's former constituency, so i had better be careful what I say)

Isn't that known as "being banished to Norfolk"?

The Test Ban is a lynchpin policy. Nuclear warheads need conventional explosives to work, there are bans on making them. Stocks are dwindling, limiting the new ones that can be made. So if you want to tuse a different explosive that isn't banned you have to test it in an actual bomb.

Good. I've written 10 books and maybe 200 articles using Word so I've years of fond memories, but why do they add stuff you don't need, don't want, and cannot disable?

Stranger things have happened...

Basic rule in our house: everything is improved with cheese

I really hate people who set their BlueSky posts to prevent replies. You deserve to be banished to X

Yeahbut, All Hallows 'Ene is a bit papist for post-Puritan England, especially when there is a Catholic effigy to burn?

Cat to Kate - "you come to the table with no ideas" #celebritytraitors

*searches through DSM-5-TR for "cunt" *

But she's an engineer that was offered a med school position at Stanford when she was 6. So none of this applies to her!

Vance wants his wife to convert. WTF?

"You go to London right now...", come on Maria Bartiromo, admit it, you've never been to London. Women are not "covered up" under sharia. Under umbrellas, sure, and so are men in rainy London.

Indeed and Osborne quotes the figures, but it means that a terrible policy is popular. That's a big problem since it makes it harder to change.

And yet George Osborne continues to defend it, says it's a popular policy

In England I've only ever heard "footpath" used on its own. And "public footpaths" have a legal meaning too (rights of way). If there is a road by it, it's the pavement, but these days some bastard will think it's the place to park their car

You've told us about the "treat" part but what about your "truck"

Dentist, to have filling repaired. Bah, it's half term so the place is full of awkward children. No idea how I got this appointment they're very busy

Fucksake Microsoft installed your latest update and you've rearranged all the icons on my desktop.

The contribution of the Ents is always underplayed

For the record, the Hobbits saved Gondor. End of lesson.

Its also a real pain as a cyclist when pedestrians appear to wander across roads oblivious to you

Indeed. It's important to replace the "worse" PM because they are doing damage.

But unpopular? Pah, stick to popularity votes like Strictly

I had a "perfect MRI" on my brain a couple of years ago. It really worried my doctor because I needed an MRI to explain my symptoms and it didn't, so my condition was worse than he initially thought

I have to say, I had a "perfect MRI" on my brain a couple of years ago. It really worried my doctor because I needed an MRI to explain my symptoms and it didn't, so my condition was worse than he thought

Remind me of the plot line of 28 Days Later...

It also shows how little he knows Brits. We are too apathetic to have a civil war. Elon's storm troopers will just be told to leave us alone, and if someone can be bothered to play it, to the tune of Benny Hill