The video was from an Eastern European TV show i believe, it featured a group performing a folky/pop song featuring what I recall was a kazoo. I do not know what language they were singing in, but i can remember two words from the chorus sounded like "yorjin bajin".
Appeared to be from the 1970's/80's, low production values, the band wore suits, they looked a bit sweaty and one had a rather unkempt beard. I think it was an early viral video.
I don't understand the logic behind a Covid passport. If Covid was limited geographically (like Yellow Fever), i can understand why you would control the flow of people in and out of that region. Covid is pandemic, has animal reservoirs and cannot be eradicated, so why the requirement for a Vax pass to travel? Especially as the vaccine now seems to allow infection by and spread of variants.
An analogy could be a lab: you have strict measures in place to keep infectious materials contained to one area, and protocols in place to protect those going in and out of that area, but if the entire lab was contaminated those protocols would have zero value.
I took on an unwanted 4 month old Husky pup a week ago, I work full time so I have been taking her to work.
I am a "mobile" worker, so am around town in my car all day with her on the back seat. She sleeps a lot inbetween chewing stuff and gets 3 or 4 short walks (10-30 mins each) during the course of the day whilst at work.
Do you think this is an acceptable way for a puppy to spend her day? I am currently developing a bit of anxiety about whether this is appropriate, and whether it could set me up for any issues further down the road.
One issue I am having is a reluctance to pee or poop when I do walk her, and how can I encourage her to go? She toilets fine in the garden before work as
I am struggling to see what real benefits Brexit can bring to the average shmuck in the street (Me). All the talk of taking control of laws and immigration doesn't mean much without an idea of how it will actually affect people on the ground. Can some Brexiteers here enlighten me? Will brexit lead to better wages/conditions/quality of life for Joe public in the long term? All I have seen so far is potentially negative, and I would like to know how you envisage the UK post Brexit or how our lives will be measurably better out of Europe.
If sovereignty means a drop in living standards then what good is sovereignty?
This article suggests it would eventually resolve all the gang violence, as well as creating tax revenue. What do Mexicans and 'mericans near the border think? Discuss...