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....talking about protecting frogs, and continuously referring to ze frog's legs, that I find it so funny.
As an environmentalist, and someone who loves listening to and watching frogs writhing around in my wildlife pond, doing what frogs do at this time of year, I should be taking it really seriously.
I guess I'm more of a child than an adult in reality.
I've got a ticket for the Southampton game but was hoping to buy a second one for a Town fan mate who will now almost certainly be visiting after all over Easter. I was hoping I might get lucky and snag a return which I did this morning and put in my basket, but when I went to pay for it, it said 'ticket unexpectedly released' or something similar.
Is there a one ticket per customer account policy when we're on general sale?
We don't seem to have widespread herd immunity. It's got to the point where a single bad result causes an outbreak in seconds. We need to be a bit more resilient. Beer is a fairly effective treatment and even a tiny bit of pragmatism and reality provides excellent resistance to infection. I'm out of here before I catch it.
Even if we melt all the sea ice, it's OK because all we'll have to do is to take CO2 out of the atmosphere - how much I don't know, but I presume we'll have stopped putting much more in by then - and then the sea ice will come back in a mere ten years and it will all be OK again.
Oh yeah, this is within the next decade potentially.
He might be a proper Charlie Hunt, but you've got to admit that's a funny line.
They're probably still smarting after losing that world-shaking titanic clash with Norwich in the Milk Cup Final of 1986 or whatever, but now they've got Galloway to get them back to Norwich's level.
We're approaching that point on the calendar (early March) when last year, graphically at least, there seems to have been a startling divergence from the 1981 onwards mean. From that point onwards 2023 looks to have been outside 3sigma (99%+ chance of being non-normal distribution if I remember correctly) to as much as 5sigma or so from end of July onwards (including right now).
Probably far too simplistic to imagine that some sort of seasonal events in March and July might repeat (more likely that they were one-off triggerings of something), but will be interesting to watch the trajectory over the next month or so.
'There is a "growing consensus that mob rule is replacing democratic rule", Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has warned.'
Well you should have invested in (or at least done the bare minimum to maintain) the state then shouldn't you, you sorry excuse for a statesman. Perhaps you shouldn't have milked the United Kingdom as a cash cow to extract as much personal wealth from for you and your mates and the already wealthy then should you, you bastard, you miserable scumbag, you nasty little thief. This is on you and your kind.