There is no reason not to tax the rich to fill that hole.
If a movie or series is not available on any of the streaming service you are already subscribing, it might be cheaper just to buy a DVD or BD than subscribing just another service juts for this occasion.
On the other hand, whenever you hear or see a headline of "(dog) attacked and maimed (someone)", the (dog) usually comes from a small select group of dog races. Or did you ever hear "Poodle killed baby"?
Yes, the main problem is the owners. But certain owners attract certain kinds of dog races, and it is not always a smart or healthy match.
I would buy it if the shipping was reasonable. But $49 for shipping a $50 game? What do they do? Individual delivery by personal courier?
I got two tickets from them despite my car being clean, and had to fight TfLs minions with a lawyer for half a year.
That's normal, he is a Tory, after all.
OK, I concede. How about the US, then?
I doubt my wife will let me do that...
I doubt my speakers have the power needed for that seat-shaking experience I had in the cinema.
Can't we just deport the Tories to Rwanda instead?
Any idea when it will be released? It is a wonderful movie, although I seriously doubt my TV will be able to provide the room-shaking experience that we had in the cinema...
Just by considering Suella Braverman in a leading position shows how deranged that "New Conservatives" group must be.
OK, one thing I can tell you is that "baked beans with curry powder" is 100% NOT genuine for a German Christnas market.
Wenn Du Deutsch üben willst, dann lass uns anfangen...
I've never been to a "German Christmas Market" in the UK, but I'll be there in December, so if you can point me to one round NEL, I could check how much "German" is there.
I had a "German Bratwurst" in the UK once. The Bratwurst was OK, but the roll was a soft roll, which would be a no-go in Germany, I assume the "German Christmas Market" is similar, trying to copy, and getting it right up to a certain level.
They have been scraping the barrel for a long, long time.
The real UK pro-death sqad is the DWP.
For what? He does not have the necessary smarts for a good news source or commentary, nor has he the looks for TV.
I'm invited to a gala dinner hosted by our mayor for the mayor and some council members of our twinned town in the UK. As I will have some talk to both the British mayor and the council members, what are the correct terms to respectfully address them in their ranks and functions?