It's a Tuesday night and I'm looking for some quality alone time, and too lazy to read the amendments individually.
danltn
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Might cause some delays.
As many of you are aware, this decision may have far reaching implications which may affect possibly millions of individuals.
This is a Supreme Court ruling.
Long-term British resident in Amsterdam retrieves bike thrown in by English football "fans"
nos.nl/artikel/2224136-amsterdamse-brit-dregt...Hello all,
I'm late to the millennial party and somehow have never tried avocado. Can anyone recommend a specific type of particularly tasty avocado, and if it's less common, a suitable place to buy it? (Especially in the Enfield area.)
I'm a competent cook, so can prepare it as necessary.
And yes, this is a genuine post. Man needs to try new things.
Aside from England crushing Wales in the Rugby later.
Finsbury Park attacker found guilty of murder | The Guardian
theguardian.com/uk-news/2018/feb/01/finsbury-...I've found the Tesco next to Tottenham IKEA (next to the North Circular) to be good, but it's really tricky to track down decent places on the Internet.
I live in Cheshunt for what it's worth, travelling by train, bus, etc.
A man who threw acid across a packed London nightclub injuring 22 people has been jailed for 20 years.
bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-42411108Hello all,
I am helping someone manage some of their debts, they are currently too in denial (I'm working actively on it) to contact appropriate charities for advice, they are willing to listen to some reason though.
I am curious as to whether anyone here has discussed pausing the interest/penalty charges on maxed out credit cards (for between 1-6+ months).
He would have the ability to pay off his existing debts, if they were not charging further interest/fees, but if they continue to do so, may not be able to pay his mortgage soon.
If you have done so, what company did you talk to (either on your own, or on behalf of an anonymous other), and how did they respond?
