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I'm reading through housing law and came across this confusing term. IANAL.
https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1996/52/section/166A
(6)Subject to subsection (3), the scheme may contain provision about the allocation of particular housing accommodation—
(a)to a person who makes a specific application for that accommodation;
(b)to persons of a particular description (whether or not they are within subsection (3)).
What does this mean?
Please, please, please, please, please don't gloat.
Pixellated platform game, probably Flash, where at the start the pixels were huge, and as you explore the world, instead of scrolling, the whole screen would zoom out, so that eventually the whole world was on-screen. Different areas had different aesthetics, like one place was a cave with stalactites. That's about all I remember!
I remember reading a series of books when I was 7-9, in around 1988, though I have no idea how old the books already were then. Every now and then I try to find out what they were, for the nostalgia. I don't think I've ever gotten remotely close.
All I really remember, and I could be mistaken on any point, is they involved a forest; perhaps a village in that forest. A secret village? The forest and/or village was inhabited by these people with faces shaped like wavy-line circles. I think they were blue. I'm not clear on whether this comes from the cover art, or if the books included some illustration. If you can forgive my epic Paint skills, I've sketched ho

That's all I remember really. I don't even remember the medium.
She Began To Cry Tears Of Blood Which Became Little Brick Houses When They Hit The Ground
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Germaine.
Germaine who?
Germain Spy? Cos I've got a rare knife going spare.


