I switched to a pleasant Sri Lanka tea - which is far better basic quality than most tea. And it is really nice. I wouldn't choose any ordinary supermarket tea that is intended for drinking with milk and sugar.
I very much agree with this, it's why I do them separately - a week or two of 5 days restricted (weekends off!) calorie diet, then a week or two of a small smattering of exercise or intense mental actvity designed (badly) to give rise to my actually doing some exercise... which might or might not produce the emotive force necessary. Slow jogging while restricting colorie intake, gave me a weird cold, which wasn't actually a cold. For ebike riding, the way I usually do it (no effort at all), was an easy activity to be enthusiastic about anytime, requiring zero psyching up to engage in. But I've been ebiking wrong and it's broken and I have to fix it, so I'll be fast walking and very very slow jogging later on the way to get my phone screen repaired.
The only solution is recruiting ordinary drivers who own estate cars and SUVs, to transport large jerry cans.
Even French serial killers are more sophisticated. As copper, over the years he must have been watching the increasing capability and use of DNA sequencing for solving crimes with dread...
What's most concerning is that the immune errors compound themselves elsewhere... my damn eyes for example, which is yet another long tale of woe. System wide inflammation means vital clues to things like tumours may be missed, in all the confusion. I had a friend who had a lifetime membership to some private medical care outfit, and he had a whole body CT scan every year to locate possible tumours. I asked if he was worried about the increased risk of diseases due to X-ray radiation (I also kindof assumed that a yearly and through X-ray once a year, was a good way for his private medical company to kill off troublesome pensioners). He died a couple of years ago of cancer, I don't know what type.
My hypothyroidism is unexplained - not autoimmune. But partner's is autoimmune. I see both aspects!
I am actually fairly convinced that some police have used increasingly sophisticated DNA technology as a threat. And I can understand why.
I've got CSR:
en.wikipedia.org
And the obvious question, from my point of view, is asked here:I've got CSR:
Central serous chorioretinopathy - Wikipedia
...which is yet another medical mystery. Nobody knows what causes it, can't really be treated and even if you manage to get rid of it - like Arnie, he comes back! But unlike Arnie, it doesn't get progressively nicer when it does. They offered me a green laser treatment (especially at my local hospital's optical malady department - but the odds look very bad for that wavelength (I hear "They gave me laser treatment and it didn't go well! Far too often in the waiting room), and the only yellow laser (far less damaging to tissues) for the same job is too expensive for my local hospital and the one which does have it, is unbelievably resistant to serving anyone who isn't in their local area. So I use Macushield Gold and eat as much spinach as I can cope with. Maybe it'll make me look like Popeye. And jogging helped get rid of it last time, nobody knows why jogging also staves off dementia.
According to blonde bawbag logic this proves that the driver shortage is a global problem.
I do really think Taliban have it right over heinous crimes. Once proven guilty victims family should decide sentence... Wayne Couzens should face capital punishment. Family in this case would merely decide method. Burning at stake?(this is not said in jest)
I read somewhere that many HGV drivers (not necessarily Taliban) have defected to online delivery companies, where the hours and pay are better - I'll see if I can find the article.
Went to supermarket again ths morning and risked going the way with the three fuel stations.
There is a marked difference in the situation between urban and rural areas.
According to reports London and South East have suffered worse....??? How come??? Tanker drivers picking on southerners???
