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Grasshopper wrote: "Donald Trump calls for more powerful shower heads to help him maintain his 'perfect' hairhttps://www.news.com.au/technology/en......"
I have heard that the Russians are working on a 1 megawatt device.
Ha ha! The sex of the pig was not given, but I will allow the poetic licence.
Grasshopper wrote: "Of course! Sometime after global warming began I suppose...:)))"
Ah yes, I have heard of that. It is what that Norwegian schoolgirl objects to.
News you may have missed:A pig fell off a lorry on the M5 in Devon, and landed on the bonnet of a car. The pig was killed.
OMG! Mea culpa. But surely better to have it twice than not at all? And how long have we had an environment folder???
Or more dramatically "Tax them until the pips squeak!". Was there cheese in Alice? Jam tarts I remember, bread and butter of course, and the poor oysters. Oh, and the highly-peppered soup!
Re: Roquefort .... Surely there is room for both cheeses? And even some Danish blue? And some soft brie perhaps, although it might be runnier than you like.
Bradley wrote: "Bernard wrote: "An event not often seen in Nottinghamshirehttps://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-engl..."
I would say the event is..."
I think of emus as being mainly in Australia.
I will leave it to the Russian citizens to decide. I was thinking of the situation here in UK.
Grasshopper wrote: ""Despite scientific skepticism, Russia registers world's first COVID-19 vaccine" https://twitter.com/i/events/12931509...Coronavirus: Putin says vaccine has been approved for use"
Hmmm. Would YOU accept an endorsement from him???
Grasshopper wrote: ""New Zealand records first COVID-19 cases in 102 days" https://twitter.com/i/events/12931241..."You tempted fate there GB.
Grasshopper wrote: "Toshiba shuts the lid on laptops after 35 yearshttps://www.bbc.com/news/technology-5..."
Sad news. The world will not be the same without Toshiba laptops.
True. Not all of Mao's followers were peasants.
I read it in the paper. I do not think there are sufficient peasants in Sussex to support a Maoist revolution.
A second wave of Maoism: A Maoist group in Lewes, UK, claim to have infiltrated three undercover members onto the council.
Ha ha! I think he was fated. Of course, weeds are also children of Mother Nature.
Keith Weed appointed president of the Royal Horticultural Society.
