I think I was lame/boring/busy and only turned up for Test Dept

It also was a special election (filling Sessions' seat) which affects what type of voters turn out... and still there was only 1.6% in it.

There was a US reissue last year. Limited and still pricey but maybe we'll see another run soon.

♫♫♫ We got our Palace back... We got our Palace back... ♫♫♫

So I guess there's a tripoint near Beverley where you're equidistant from three countries. I'd hope there's a marker stone or something.

Wonderful news about the Rozier set. I'll definitely be picking that up.

Because it's understood why inhaling freshly-burnt organic material is so carcinogenic. So you're at least avoiding that.

It is not the same as saying "it's long-term safe", but it would be a shock if it's not safer by a good margin.

YouTube video by SwingdanceUK How to dance The Lambeth Walk

You're in for a surprise when she takes her first steps.
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Was actually looking for "Dream of Light" earlier this year; was surprised there is no UK Blu Ray

I still say the standout track is "Made By The Man"

YouTube video by Dave Onetone DINOSAUR L - GO BANG (12 INCH VERSION)

Good tune, but I think I like the "Bang" sample source better. Hard to beat Arthur Russell.
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One time they sold me a ticket for a non-existent seat. I.e. the seat number wasn't one that existed in that row. Multiple stewards tried to help me "find" it (each one going through the same "this customer must be dumb... hey, wtf" journey)

also Rififi

Shame that it's region locked... any hope for a Region B release someday?

"The west coast is the better of the two coasts. We don't like the east coast."

YouTube video by FiveInchTaint Mr Show - East Coast vs. West Coast Ventriloquism

So many great ones to pick from.

This landed in my feed randomly yesterday.. just as funny as the day it aired www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ne0R...

Another amusing example from Canada in 2011 when the NDP came out of nowhere to nearly sweep Quebec including lots of no-hope ridings... resulting in them electing some 20-somethings who couldn't speak French.

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A famous UK example is Jacob Rees-Mogg's 1997 campaign for a seat in Scotland of all places. www.facebook.com/groups/taysi...

Therefore, if a party doesn't have anyone who wants to campaign in a hopeless election, they can parachute in a young person who wants a career in politics. It's great practice for when they run for real in a later election, plus it gives the party a chance to test how they campaign.

Another big difference is that in the UK (like most countries) there is zero requirement to live in the constituency you're running in.

Obviously it's an electoral advantage to be connnected to the local area, but it's not a requirement.

Or even more simply: vaccines work by making your immune system think it's fighting off something. Your immune system ramping up puts some stress on your body, hence why you often feel groggy for a day.

But it's nowhere *close* to the stress fighting a heavy viral infection causes.

Going up there in a few weeks to catch Cabaret Voltaire (or at least what's left of them)

Glasgow's always a treat.

Truly one of the great cockblocks of world history.

It's a common misunderstanding.

They didn't insert any months, merely renamed Quintilis and Sextilis.

What a wonderful memory.

I would have loved to have met him, sadly never got the chance.

As you may be able to guess, a very sad day for me

Close; Grafton Road in Kentish Town

I used to go to the café (on the right) when I lived in that area.

It's good, but I don't know if anything will top "Cameron's Conference Rap" from 10(!) years ago. His aloof speaking style just made the bit work perfectly.

Exactly.

It's hard to speak in absolute terms since the naturalisation path can be different depending on visa type, family, etc. However, the most "normal" route is that you attain ILR, wait a year, and then you can start your naturalisation process.

Shame there's not much left to identify that cover's location from nowadays.
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