Russell Davies

That tracks with what I was told by JT directly a couple of years ago. I'd assumed it was only a time issue and eventually it would be but perhaps not. Sorry I can’t be more helpful.

Read the book absolutely nobody is talking about, and help to turn it into a book slightly more people are talking about, in what critics are calling "a blatant sales pitch that a 9-year-old could have come up with".

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Us Brits are quite stubborn. We don’t like change.

Luckily I am just young enough that i didn’t have to learn pounds shillings and pence. Just as well because it’s a mystery to me.

And a vergee is about 40 square perches. A lot of our land is measured in really old units that track back centuries and centuries.

A perch is just over 5 metres.

😁 I am a sporting masochist.

Yeah, we have some weird bits and bobs that go back hundreds of years.

People over a certain age switch between miles and km or feet and metres, grams and pounds/ounces pretty casually. Cars though it is almost always mpg and all roads in MPH.

What you'll find is that references in Britain are still commonly in imperial terms but that most actual technical measurements are in metric. There are some niche items across the country. Where I come from we have hectares, perches, a Jersey foot (which is different length to a foot). Most

Jordan Pickford casually extending that England clean sheet record.

That's how cups of tea end up on the bedside table.

I’ll be more than happy if you can knock novels out at that rate. Thoroughly enjoyed it and more than happy to spend my ill gotten gains on a sequel.

Unless your partner also has anosmia you aren’t really getting away with it are you?

"Sneeze acknowledged" is definitely getting used at work tomorrow.

The cannonball bollocks.
Seven bollocks for seven brothers.
Bollocks to the future.

That win against Palace persuaded me to finally book travel for my first visit to Hill Dickinson Stadium.

Some authenticators are good and sensible and reasonable and considerate of users and real life.

Others are Microsoft Authenticator.

Some of the extras in that first series were pretty good too, particularly in the boat scenes in Late for a Funeral. 😇😉🇯🇪

Or even better (and next to no effort) cure your own bacon and then dice it and add it to a simple soda bread loaf. Both dead easy to make.

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Not once in seven years. Even if they had almost all were for senior management/directors.

Tbf I used to be someone that had to do just this sort of thing on numerous occasions in a large corporate, humans make mistakes a lot. IT departments et al spend a lot of time fixing other people's messes.

Blessed are the cheesemakers?

You're a very naughty person. (Especially because that GIF really is from my favourite black and white film.)

When household pets rebel.

Seconded.

Loudly through speakers, “Fuck me mush, you’re taking out a monkey in cash…best watch your back in case some twat tries to mug you off”.

They aren’t anyone else’s wife (bigamy permitting).

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