One for the spelling police

[paulguitar]

Cheeses of Nazareth said:

Its like when you here of people suing restaurants

[RATATTAK]

kiethton said:

I've got more chance of killing myself hooning in the Exige this afternoon, or being struck by lightening while playing golf....

[SlimJim16v]

triggerhappy21 said:

They might of

I'm baffled how people can voice opinions and lay blame when they know the grand total of f**k all about any of it.

Ironic

[RATATTAK]

Greendubber said:

We've seen a massive uptake on drones but they're no use in a cross boarder pursuit.

[SlimJim16v]

Anonymous-poster said:

Customers can’t comprehend credit card costs to the buisiness but if they go to a whole in the wall and are charged £1 to get “my fking money” out then it becomes a criminal activity in their eyes!

[Lemming Train]

Tony Angelino said:

Thanks all. When cooking and glazing ahead of time, surely you miss out on the benefit of the glaze? I will defiantly boil it in advance, still need convincing to do the lot on Christmas eve though, the glaze is one of the best bits for me!

Cooking the turkey ahead of time seems a good idea, warming it back up in the gravy.

Little Lofty said:

He’s defiantly not a plumber if he has never seen a fast fit kit, the fittings that come with most showers go straight in the bin. Bristan actually supply them now and they have built in isolators, pretty handy.

lauda said:

Very sad. Le Gavroche and The Waterside Inn are two of my most memorable restaurant experiences. Defiantly old-school (although the exact opposite when they launched) and all the better for it.

[SlimJim16v]

lauda said:

Very sad. Le Gavroche and The Waterside Inn are two of my most memorable restaurant experiences. Defiantly old-school (although the exact opposite when they launched) and all the better for it.

Not knowing the two restaurants, but was this quoted for being an example of the correct usage?

[paulguitar]

SlimJim16v said:

Not knowing the two restaurants, but was this quoted for being an example of the correct usage?

Yes, that sounds deliberate to me. Le Gavroche stayed true to its origins as fashions have come and gone.

[paulguitar]

ARHarh said:

it was frost free in the garage. She left it 15 minuets in the cold, she is now scraping the windows.

[whoami]

AJL308 said:

That's the "go-to" of the undereducated American populous when something comes along they don't like and can't be bothered or aren't intelligent enough to understand.

[SlimJim16v]

paulguitar said:

Yes, that sounds deliberate to me. Le Gavroche stayed true to its origins as fashions have come and gone.

[eldar]

Chris32345 said:

No such thing
Term used by arsehat that thing there something special

They post amongst us.

[paulguitar]

Psycho Warren said:

the vulnerable arent so well informed then often loose out and suffer.

[AlexRS2782]

Super_G said:

Is 0-60 time a good figure to gage performance?

[Tyre Smoke]

Charlie1986 said:

My Local has just posted there finished for good. Mixture of the troubles and also Enterprise and there demand.

My teeth are itching.

[Lemming Train]

Lemming Train said:

Tony Angelino said:

Thanks all. When cooking and glazing ahead of time, surely you miss out on the benefit of the glaze? I will defiantly boil it in advance, still need convincing to do the lot on Christmas eve though, the glaze is one of the best bits for me!

Cooking the turkey ahead of time seems a good idea, warming it back up in the gravy.

Little Lofty said:

He’s defiantly not a plumber if he has never seen a fast fit kit, the fittings that come with most showers go straight in the bin. Bristan actually supply them now and they have built in isolators, pretty handy.

lauda said:

Very sad. Le Gavroche and The Waterside Inn are two of my most memorable restaurant experiences. Defiantly old-school (although the exact opposite when they launched) and all the better for it.

One more!

survivalist said:

So you assume anyone who collapses in the street must have covid? Yeahhhh, that’s defiantly the most likely scenario. You can bet if it had been the case it would have been more widely reported and, more importantly, substantiated.

[whoami]

Max_Torque said:

really? Are you simply confusing not being a with the radical left?


Take the following (ridiculous) example.

I'd imagine i could find out who you were reasonably easily, i could find your friends, find your work collegues and start a completely unfounded rummour going round that your were a pedofile. I could make a huge banner with a picture of your face on it, and the words "PEDOFILE" underneath, and follow you around everywhere you went.

I suspect, pretty soon, you would want to prevent that particular "freedom" of my speach, as it is entirely based on fiction. This is where "freedom of speech" diverges, because it is not a "no rules" perogative. i.e. If you abuse your right to free speech, you lose it. If someone acts to remove the freespeech because that speech is not truthful or is being used indescrimenantly (me calling your a Pedo remember) that does NOT make them a lefty liberal.


If this clear enough for you ?

[paulguitar]

andymadmak said:

The juxta positioning of the two words is intended to highlight a problem

[lowdrag]

How the hell does this get all the way through the system to print?

Edited by lowdrag on Wednesday 13th January 05:33

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TonyTony said:

I don't think they have actual evidence that it actually originated from the market.

They know it is 100% bat derived and the theory it involved it jumping from a bat to pangolin or vice versa, then to a human that eat it.