The only positive about this is that people have far less capacity to (safely - though that's another problem with petrol) store fuel than they have for toilet roll. Once the cars are full, they remain full.
So I would hope that if supply continues more or less as normal, then by midweek things...
Seeing as our highest ever finish is 13th (in a 22 team league) or 15th ( in a 20 team league) - anything at 12 or above has got to be wonderful.
This poll really shouldn't lump 1tth to 17th as one value, as 11th or 12th would be great.
My problem with it is that I don't believe they would stop if they got what they wanted.
I'm not sure what level of insulation would be sufficient, but I would bet that if that was happening to some extent they would either:
a) Say that it wasn't enough, or
b) Find some other reason
to carry...
That was both lovely and terrifying to listen to as we got closer to Sussex, driving back from dropping off a university son. Fantastic win - but I'm sure on the radio it's ten times worse than it feels in the ground - especially with those disallowed goals!
I wonder how we've been doing with getting our children to get that work/life balance? It's the work side that I find they aren't clued up about. My situation is fairly sorted out, but it's definitely not the case for my now (nominally) adult children.
I tried to persuade them to not go to...
The train commute was immeasurably improved over the pandemic; back when hardly anyone else seemed to be going to London I enjoyed often being the only person in the train carriage. Recently the trains are getting busier again and - horror of horrors - I've even had people sitting next to me for...
Not fused, really. I think every political party wants to spend more and as a consequence wants to tax more. Everyone against this wants to tax more elsewhere - but when they get that chance, will they put this tax down again? I doubt it.
I do remember really loving the 1979 general election because of all the posters and billboards. We went driving to relatives houses and I remember enjoying seeing the different posters and bigger boards in fields and gardens everywhere and how exciting it all looked.
It wasn't the first as I...
Most of the anti-vax people I know are all what you would call "alternative culture" with pretty much a hippie vibe rather than a political one. Obviously you can extrapolate from who I know to the population as a whole, but I do think in Brighton there is quite a crossover between conspiracy...