Parafox

Maybe we'll have 6 years of Labour Gov but the shite will never go away. Anything that changes never lasts and things never get better. It's the norm with a few not so norm bits along the way.

Serious Jockin'? Rubbish broadcastin'

That will be remembered in FT history one of the best posts ever. Classic piss-take. Well done @ClaphamFox I wish it was genuine.

That picture. Tears my heart. No words except I hope he's found so his mum and dad can have some closure.

Wait for the terrible 2's to start. At least you'll have 18 months respite in between.

I'd imagine the building layout will be the same and having 2 entrances/exits will attract more footfall. Unless you were thinking of going in one end and stuffing your pockets full of items off the shelves then legging it out of the opposite exit?

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Me too. It's difficult. My era was 1973 onwards but as you say, things have moved on considerably and I now feel like my parents must have felt when they struggled to understand tech that must have seemed overwhelmingly new and beyond them.

This is so true for me too and I suspect most people at this point in their lives.

I've been retired for 6 years now after a very challenging, enjoyable and fulfilling role as a Paramedic. I have really struggled to find something to replace that and, I imagine most that have had fulfilling or long term careers, find it difficult when it ends. So, purely from my own subjective POV: 1) I volunteer and it's ok. It does make me feel valued and respected. So that's a tick. 2) Can't afford to do this so it's a non-starter for me. 3) I tried this with building model aircraft etc for a while but it didn't really give me what I needed. I joined a model railway group but that was unbearably niche and nerdy. 3) Not for me and I'm not sure how classical music will be fulfilling in the long term. 5) I do this but I still struggle to find "goals". Everyone leads a different life with different hopes, challenges and expectations. I remember having to care for children as well as care for my ageing parents and that took up a lot of time and effort. Once kids had grown up, moved out, parents passed away there was little to do outside of our own needs and, TBH life now is quite dull and repetitive. It really can be a struggle. For me there was no real "mid-life" crisis. But there definitely is a retirement crisis in so far as I don't know what to do with my remaining years.

Is there a brand and product or do they just fulfil orders for other brands and products? They are bulletproof because there's little or no equal competition.

Sadly, suicide in order to avoid prison prevents the survivors/victims any form of real justice. They will spend the rest of their lives without any answers and answers are important in the psychological/mental recovery from an attack of this type which has caused life changing injuries and could have been fatal. Maybe arrest and a trial might have given the victim and her closest, some answers and helped her in the longer term?

Wouldn't it be fantastic Karma if he got poisoned by Novichok?

A Russian made car. Is it a Trabant in disguise? I really hope so.

Seems that Kemi Badenoch is equally as vile and arrogant as Paula Vennels.

If you get a return to sender, don't open it. (Is "return to sender" still a thing that happens)?

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I think you need a license for one if it's capable of receiving TV broadcasts. Even if it's stored but is capable of working

My mistake, apologies. I misunderstood the response from Google.

Married to Paul Peschisolido

Later to become the "notorious" Van Damme bar.

I never would have thought so many people still had black and white TV's. Unless they're collectors, maybe?

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Is this a true story and "little Johnny" is actually you?

Whatever it is, it's a Vauxhall so it's shite.