One problem with golf is if people use it as an opportunity to play with many different people and fail to abide by social distancing.
Brexit, for once some facts.
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True but we can hope that they are less likely to accumulate hair - human and cat - which seems to have the worst impact on ours. I have spent so many hours disassembling (and re-assembling - I'm helpful like that) the power heads it is crazy. Hair forms a solid ring of hard, charred keratin which is not easy to remove.
You have never understood how the EU works to come out with crap about them being unaccountable have you?
And you continue to show your ignorance.
Tommie, even for you that is a load of tripe and you know it, the EU has not ceased to be, but it appears your brain has ceased to function. The EU does not determine the action of individual states and never has.
Where does the "Dog eat dog come from?"
The German Government wasn't elected to look after you was it? of course it's first priority is looking after it's own citizens, rather than bowler hatted half wits in Northern Ireland.
They offered to help with buying ventilators and your idiot choice of Prime minister turned the offer down.
Rather than trying to score points against the EU that we are no longer members of, start looking at what our government isn't doing to protect our own people
Ventilator latest - was in our junk folder (or however you wish to interpet it):
No 10 in U-turn over EU-wide ventilator procurement scheme
Just as the press conference was about to start, Downing Street announced what amounts to a U-turn over participating in the EU-wide effort to procure ventilators and other medical equipment. A Downing Street spokesman said:
According to one government source, the UK did not participate in the first procurement schemes launched by the EU because the emails sent to the UK inviting it to take part were somehow missed. The source claims this was nothing to do with the government making some point about Brexit.
No 10 in U-turn over EU-wide ventilator procurement scheme
Just as the press conference was about to start, Downing Street announced what amounts to a U-turn over participating in the EU-wide effort to procure ventilators and other medical equipment. A Downing Street spokesman said:
According to one government source, the UK did not participate in the first procurement schemes launched by the EU because the emails sent to the UK inviting it to take part were somehow missed. The source claims this was nothing to do with the government making some point about Brexit.
We’ve got a V11 cordless vacuum cleaner. It’s very good and does away with the need for a corded machine, but it does require a lot of routine maintenance to keep it performing well. The main filter blocks easily, the brush head requires frequent dismantling and blowing clean with compressed air and the dust catcher needs emptying after every use, which involves removing the main suction tube. The main tube has electrical connections, which I wonder how will last with the constant cycle of making and breaking.
That’s true. It was some idiot missing the email invitation to participate. I would say unbelievable, but.......
Health is/ was one of the delegated authority activities to member states. At no stage had the EU assumed responsibility for it. At no stage were the member states willing to secede authority to the EU for it. Incidentally I don't remember any great rush by the UK to invite Italian patients four weeks ago, when British numbers were measured in tens . The Germans are treating Italian patients in their facilities at present.
Even if they do, the number of occasions they are within shouting distance is very little.
I confidently expect both Italian and USA certified Covid Cases to topple the Chinese figures overnight. With the USA becoming the largest cluster.
On second thoughts it might be better to be polite, how about
"Thank you officer for your sage advice, you can be sure I have taken every word to heart.
see you here same time tomorrow?
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Or "I hear what you say constable, but another two minutes in that house and I would've killed the bitch".
"Thank you officer for your sage advice, you can be sure I have taken every word to heart.
see you here same time tomorrow?
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Or "I hear what you say constable, but another two minutes in that house and I would've killed the bitch".
Also potentially a problem with walking, cycling, ... Given the current guidelines I don't think many golfers would fail to abide by social distancing.
Halleluyah! and some fell upon stony ground and did not prosper...
Are we supposed to believe this?
Well at least they made me laugh.
I have always had deep reservations about tasers, but some behaviour makes me think I would be the first to fire one, given the chance.
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If tasers bother you reversion to the alternative of lead poisoning, introduced by a double tap behind the ear, would be appropriate in this case.
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If tasers bother you reversion to the alternative of lead poisoning, introduced by a double tap behind the ear, would be appropriate in this case.
BS from Tommie, but this is not
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Boris Johnson’s team now blames ‘email error’ for not joining EU scheme for ventilators
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Maybe, but they'd have to make sure they wipe their balls to avoid passing CV between players. IYSWIM.