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Time for another quick nervous wee then it's game on. Hopefully at the end we can see some Argentinian tears dripping all over a map of the Falklands

Fvcking hell Benedict, that's just done me. I feel sick.

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Mcdonald's and fast food in general is not nearly as prevalent in continental Europe, people here value home cooking and local restaurants far more than fast food. Where we live the Spanish youngsters come for their summer holidays and they all cook, lads and girls. It's great at night to see them all cooking before they go out, not a takeaway in sight. So much healthier and cheaper. Our nearest Mcdonald's is an hour away and we don't miss it.

I've mentioned it on here before, and it's a great initiative. The more people who apply the better, after all they are already living here anyway and they have to be able to prove that, this way they will have to pay in to the system which they can't do if they are undocumented. More tax for Spain, and the benefits that come with being regularised for the people.

Very enjoyable so far. I didn't think it would be quite as close as it has been, and I still think Sinner may pull it out the bag yet, but Zverev is having a great match and I'm hoping he goes on to win

Yeah that's good and maybe it's changed then since I last used it, I def still used to get notifications and curiosity would get the better of me

I think you still get notifications if a blocked user has posted, it's like a test of willpower to see if you can resist looking

Yes the reports name it the Los Gallardos fire because that's the municipality, the actual fire started much closer to Bédar and that is sadly where the deceased people lived from what has been shared locally. I'm glad your sister is ok, and hopefully her friends and neighbours are too. If she needs anything, anything at all, even just a lift back home when she is allowed to return, send me a dm and I'll share my number.

I know France gets a lot of hate but I actually quite like it. I've just come back from 10 days in the Charente and it was just nice for a change, a change of scenery, wine, food and just generally chilling out in the peace and quiet. There's some absolutely stunning scenery around the Basque and Pyranees regions which for me is on the drive up there. It's also great once in a while to stock up on things I can't get at home

Thanks, yes me and mine are all good, it's just all a bit surreal. Still plenty of smoke and ash around, and a constant flow of planes filling up with water from the sea near me. My local FB groups are filled with posts from desperate people who haven't heard from their friends and relatives since they said they were leaving their homes, lots of people here are British, Dutch and Belgian immigrants. It will take a long time for the area to recover from this, we're just hoping the authorities can get it under control before it gets dark and the aircraft have to stop flying.

This is what we could see last night, just up the road from me. Absolutely horrific BBC News - Twelve die in Spain wildfire as heatwave continues in southern Europe https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c8e2382jk7jo

This time we can actually smell the smoke, this is the view currently from my friend's and my roof terrace. The village closest to the fire has been evacuated

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