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Really, they must have been having an off period under Napoleon, when they took a hell of lot of beating by just about every other nation allied against them, and at the the battles of the Marne and Verdun in WW1

have you moved to New York ?

And I believe in the bright sunny uplands too!

Ah so, but Zeppelins did have the range to get there... good job they didn't :cool:

That's terrible timing! imagine just launching something a Zeppelin could see over twenty miles away! :D They found Hull by both following the Rivers Humber and Hull, and from the North the firebox glow and moonlight on railway lines

It was only the sort of guess that guides government policies :cool:

Human?:cool:

Smirk ;)

He's just a rebel without a clue, and a well justified inferiority complex :cool:

The average human doesn't put that much thought into the problem though it is remarkable that they shy away from a little prick that could with luck save their lives , and yet many of these people voted for arguably the biggest prick ever into a position where he could do the most harm.

It's a good job he noticed before making any sudden movements

In the Daily Mail " I've got a problem with my arsenal, doc: Bomb Squad are called to A&E where patient turned up with two-inch-wide WWII shell lodged in his rectum which got there when he 'slipped and fell on it during a clear-out' Well I believe him, can I have my Unicorn now please?

I was intrigued by this conversation but somehow part way through I lost the will to live. Omm, omm, etc. Jolly well done chaps! :cool:

Well I always wish them Merry Christmas just in case . :cool:

That's all very well, but what did Susan on Facebook say about the situation? :rolleyes:

I think my choice would be to Tar and feather the blighters and give grieving relatives of Covid dead blazing torches to use at their discretion to encourage said politicians as far as a leaky dinghy on the shore at Brighton, and inform the RNLI and coastguard that no one is in danger , it's...

Thanks for cheering me up! but it does back up the Doc's advice to carrying on regardless and steer clear of treatments that are better avoided. The old saying applies It's better to be a live coward (for a bit longer)than a dead hero!(immediately)

Rather too strong if they manage to translate it, we got away with describing De Piffle as a liar today!

It's St Andrews Day and I'm Sure Nicola Sturgeon would approve of dedicating this to Boris Johnson as a token of mutual esteem Air a chuir mar chomharradh air ar spèis dha chèile

We made the industrial boilers that are installed in schools, and of course smaller domestic boilers too. Types of Asbestos? not a clue. it always arrived either in boxes as a powder, tiles or tins as a paste , as a woven cloth or rope in coils. We cut it so shape of pasted it on to boiler...