I see the two as linked (stopping the war and him falling out of that dangerous window of his) so he has every incentive to keep the war going
NotJohnSmith
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I'm pretty sure rearm europe (or SAFE as I think they want to rename it) has the intent of spending with local defence companies, moving away from us spend which is why the US is so against it
Thanks for taking the time to reply. These are really good points as I am not particularly good at fitting in myself. I position it as a super power (no peer pressure) but as you say, to a certain degree your child needs to conform.
I think I probably need to learn to be a parent and support as I have taken the opportunity for my wife being a very good mum to slack off myself
Wow, I had no idea that the Mazda was taller than the mini, fascinating
That's what the US call them, I'm just pleased they didn't jam a U or an extra Z in somewhere
In the UK, at least a while back, the Mazda wasn't actually that small a car but it's made to look tiny in comparison.
I wonder what an original mini would look like
Range doesn't capture the concept of efficiency.that Op was getting at
It needs defining as kw per 100km or miles per kw, but then neither can be summed in a single word
UK increasingly going domestic is just because we've had some cracking weather.
This week is half term kids holiday and has been shocking so there'll be waves of people booking abroad as we speak
Also, surely this device is no different to a phone in that neither is meant to be listening indiscriminately. There's a chance a 9 year old has a phone nowadays I'd imagine
I think they mean morally on the part of the student
In the UK, the take up of smart meters for electric and gas has been slow due go concerns that this would enable companies to do the same.
It's not a bad argument (haven't paid, turn it off) but then if you're struggling financially is it better not to be allowed to rack up further debt anyway?
I can't click on a twitter link, does anyone have one that isn't please?