Everywhere is farther west than England if you start there and keep going west.
It really isn't once you get used to it, give it a little bit of time and feel free to ask stuff.
And the UK, anywhere else?
This was the line after the Brexit vote (not before of course). Nine years later and I haven't been able to put my finger on a single benefit or gain. Not one.
That resonates so much with me at this exact moment!
I enjoyed this comment too much to not post my appreciation.
Up the cherries!
I thought that is kind of what Quakers are?
Aren't all modules bifacial these days?
Just divide by three and you will be close enough to understand the scale.
I bought one after reading those posts (second hand). It was great, but unfortunately I broke the hose and after trying and failing to replace it I gave up and bought a different vacuum.
Not sure what it's availability is like outside the UK but numatic Henry vacuums are cheap, simple, easily repairable and robust. If you don't mind the silly smiley face in the front it's a great option.
This could be a slippery slope for me ... I don't even use a torch
Have been using the Sync reddit app daily for years after paying a couple of quid to remove ads whenever I did that. Felt like a steal then and expensive now so, on balance, I'm comfortable having paid the ad randsome. I feel better knowing it all goes to the developer for his personal efforts.
I always struggle with the bbc's one.. I always lose patience before I've ever figured out how to reject all
Just because you are told something it doesn't mean you can rely on it.
It's clear that leaving the EU would mean new treaties between the UK and EU and it is obvious that immigration rules would change. There were many people saying many different things about how they would change, but if he had just tried to apply some logic he should have come to the conclusion that, at best, his right to live in the EU was at risk.
I have a few accounts on different instances and flick between the seamlessly in the app I use. It has worked well for me when experiencing the issue you describe.
I used to love browsing /r/rugbyunion before leaving that platform. It is out of season at the moment but with the world cup a couple of months away, does anybody have any ideas on how we can use the run up to the WC to grow this community?