Parafox

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The dimwits on SM saying "I dun't know what all the fuss is abaht. Ya dun't need all these speshul glasses and pin'ole whatsits. I watched it in 1999 with my eyes. Didn't do nuffink to my eyesight". No you ****ing didn't.

Sorry to split hairs, but it isn't a total eclipse. "Today, August 12, 2026, the UK is experiencing its most significant deep partial solar eclipse since 1999. The moon will cover over 90% of the sun, temporarily darkening skies across the country during the early evening".

He knows what he believes and his belief is all he knows. What he doesn't know are real, actual facts and consequences of what he does. He just throws shit out there for likes on SM. The man has no understanding of anything outside of pure business for profit at the expense of all and anybody else. He will wage war on any person/country/faction that he sees as a threat to himself and his need for power and what he envisages as MAGA with complete disregard for any consequences. Hitler in a red beanie cap.

I was talking to a mate last night and his take is that, "well it's summer, go out and enjoy it". Like the dead fields and gardens are insignificant. Followed by "I'm going to my house in Florida for the winter months". I nearly punched him.

Autumn/Fall will begin to be noticed by the end of August, I reckon. We've got 2 plum trees, 2 apple trees and a pear tree (no partridge) and the fruit is tiny and hard. Normally by this time we'd be seeing plums getting full and ready to be picked in a couple of weeks. They're about the size of a grape right now and are falling to the ground. Last year we had hundreds. This year, pah.

Green grass Also Greengrass.

We've got an electric zapper, the type you see in butchers shops. It gets a fair few flies but sadly, more moths than flies. We've tried a Venus flytrap and a pitcher plant, neither of which attracted many flies and both died after a couple of years.

Too good for us, a league 1 team, I suppose. Shame. The situation we're in now, our best and brightest talents are in a shark pool and will get snaffled by richer, higher profile clubs because of the depths we've fallen to. Rudkin/Top you're both a disgrace for allowing our fall to happen.

Don't kill spiders. They're a vital part of our ecosystem. Sure they look scary and can run very fast but if you find one in your home get a glass and a piece of card/paper: Be kind to our UK spiders, they do more to protect our homes from bothersome pests than you think.

Del boy's bottled water scene - Google Search

I don't want to stir the pot but... I'll ask the question anyway, do the Asian population of Leicester not trust tap water? As I said before, I go to Costco twice a month and have done for years and I've never seen the like of bulk buying of bottled water that I saw on Friday. Is it down to the next heatwave? Is there a problem with water supply?

I have decent hopes for Coulibaly.

Just need to sort the LB position as Thomas is a real liability.

You won't see anything of the sort under this manager.

That's more like it.

Yes. And I'm not embellishing the truth.

Show us yours first, pervert. She's slim, blonde, blue eyed and 60 yrs old wrinkle free, no sagging (as we never had kids, we adopted), and still looks better than those two. To me anyway, and that's what counts.

Christ on a bike. Really? I'll grant you, pic one is ok... ish, but jeez, raise your standards.

But water comes out of the tap. Still, at least there's plenty of bog roll.

There were people dragging trolley loads of about 40-50 crates of 24(?) bottles and stacking them into vans and cars. Obviously some were corner shop businesses but even the obvious family buyers had multiple packs. I go to Costco about twice a month and I've never seen the likes of this before

The UK air ambulance charity, in all it's forms currently makes around 150 to 200 million pounds per year. There's no shareholders as such but there are beneficiaries in terms of board of directors, heads of fundraising etc who get well paid. Worldwide charities like Unicef, Red Cross etc make vast fortunes and yes, that money does get spent on the causes they support but all charities have some kind of executive board members across all the areas the operate in and they do get paid well. I imagine that, without such people who are often quite prominent in many organisations and very experienced in what they do, the charities, like any other large organisation, would be less successful.

Went to Costco earlier today and there were people bulk buying bottled water. Why?

I'd be interested to see the response, if there ever is one. The whole plan means that the reorganisation can be used by the City council to effectively "land bank" areas for further housing and other developments without the current borough or local councils having a voice. They’re being steamrollered. It stinks. The people haven't been listened to. SPS has got his way and his cronies in Gov aren't going to consider any objections by the people actually affected. It's Gov policy and nothing is ever going to stop it especially when you have *** lickers like Soulsby leading the city council. How on earth can Willoughby Waterlees, for example, be considered as part of the "city"?