Continental Europeans are a bit weird with this

As an outsider. The big danger appears to be how your country has also armed your police and now customs people as if they’re military too. Things could start to get very messy very fast.

Best worst case is a Reform + other right minority coalition government. Full of infighting and unable to do anything whatsoever.

https://youtu.be/mXyRBd-QLDg

Why do I suddenly have burning down the house in my head?

Could have to do with user count sill. Could have felt like it was too big and expensive to manage, and rather than passing it off to others just bailed.

Oh that guy

I doubt they’re being ignored but rather high ups in the police have said actively said they’d not too look into it.

Are … you ok?

Doesn’t need to be everyone, there’s always going to be people needing replacement devices, it just takes a greater percentage of those to buy used to drive up demand. At the same time it’s like supply will drop at least some as people are put off buying a new device so their used device doesn’t reach the market

Bottom left kier steamer current prime minister

Top left Teresa May prime minister around 2019 or the prime minister before the prime minister before the prime minister before last. Damn we’ve gone though them with recently.

Top right Prince Philip, husband to Elizabeth ii

And used prices will surge as more people make the same decision as you

Let me fly, far away from here,

I guess you didn’t find it interesting like a lot of people seem to have

Depends on if I think the correction is a interesting tid-bit of information, or triggers my ASD urge to fact find or not.

Rabies in animals in the UK

In the UK, rabies has been eliminated from terrestrial animal populations. The last rabid terrestrial animal in the UK was a puppy in quarantine which had been imported from Sri Lanka and found to be rabid in 2008.

Rabies affects bats as well as terrestrial animals, and rabies-like viruses have been found in bats in the UK. These viruses are known as European Bat Lyssaviruses (EBLVs), types 1 and 2. They very rarely cross the species barrier from bats to humans and are different from the ‘classical’ rabies virus found in dogs and other animals. These viruses do however cause clinical rabies in humans.

The presence of EBLV does not alter the status of the UK as rabies-free.

https://www.gov.uk/guidance/rabies-epidemiology-transmission-and-prevention

Plenty of other stuff she’ll catch off it though.

The thirst is real

So tinned tuna

Biggest UK brand says just milk, starter culture, rennet and salt.

https://www.cathedralcity.co.uk/en/faqs