It not only exists, we use it all the time.
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If he did that we might actually get a copy!Chris Grayling sends Russia Report to Vistaprint | Suffolk Gazette
Bungling Chris Grayling has sent the highly-sensitive Russia Report off to Vistaprint for printing.
You used the word ' we ' in your response three times flecc, hopefully that doesn't include me!
It's the national "We", sometimes called the Royal We.
Really?
This made me smile; my father told me I owed my existence to
Nah, I never say the Royal We. I rather like the Queen having met her more than once but that said she speaks for the nation and I speak for me. When the nation acts in my best interests they'll get my undivided, until then I'll look out for myself & partner as best I can.
Who knows what’s going off in these people’s heads apart from hatred, envy and hypocrisy. The main thing is to make sure that no one takes any notice of them and that they never get into a position where they can do anything.
Her birth surname was Singh, so she probably changed it by deed poll. It is dreamed up since it's spelt with double b and an e ending as Debbonaire, not as Barry has shown it in it's original spelling.
That takes me back. My mother had one of those. I remember it dancing around the kitchen on Monday mornings when it got out of balance. It was at its most spectacular as it accelerated through its resonant frequency towards N1 max. It’s a shame that the Labour minister isn’t as interesting as that spin drier.
Ross, While I can symphasise with your sentiments, i am afraid that every government and health provider, indeed every medical practitioner has to do this balancing act every day. The cost benefit analysis is carried out continuously, in some cases the medical profession will call it" quality of life "issues . E.g My mother was denied a hip replacement because the prospects of a recovery into what was chalk like bone was highly problematic, My mother in law was denied a full general dental treatment on a number of rotten teeth, because the anastetic would scramble the few wits she had left. my father in law was unfortunately prepped for surgery , with a burst vena cava , because the medical team were made fear litigation... so instead of comfortably saying goodbye to his children he bleed out on the table.
