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Michael Gove hasn’t been education secretary for 6 months.
Boo.
Asda are doing animal prescriptions now.
Might be worthwhile asking if you can get it cheaper over the counter.
It cost me over £100 to find out there was nothing wrong with my cat when I last took him….initial consultation £30, drawing blood £40, analysis £20, vitamin shot £15. He’s too old to be insured.
Who’s Harry Kane?
You haven’t mentioned the most recent additions to the reality TV portfolio.
Did anyone actually watch BBQ wars (I think that’s what it was called) and Flockstars (sheep herding by Z list celebs)?
Now that’s cheap TV.
I’m not sure ‘Chalky’ was ever a term of endearment. It was used at a time when being racist was acceptable.
Times change, thank goodness.
It makes us sound surprisingly good!
An interesting read, thank you.
Isn’t it nice though, just occasionally, to have a story that’s not full of doom and gloom? Maybe that’s the attraction.
Bear in mind the exemptions when you can get one for free.
Free bags will still be provided for consumers buying uncooked meat, poultry or fish, prescription medicine, certain fresh produce such as flowers or potatoes, and unwrapped ready-to-eat food such as chips.
Smaller shops are exempt from the rule change but may choose to charge shoppers for bags as well.
It’s utter rubbish that swearing shows a lack of vocabulary, neither does it exhibit a lack of intelligence.
Swearing at times punctuates just how frustrated one can feel about a particular issue.
I agree with Rainbow that much of the time swearing is used humorously, not with the intent to offend.
For me, I find the juvenile name calling much more offensive than the odd expletive.
