Well, if you switch to a command economy, they’d be kind of right…

I’m lucky, I’ll be retiring in 10 years. At that point, I’m going to disconnect. I’ve got plenty of books to read and a guitar. That should keep me happy.

That would kill ATMs and a bunch of other things. Work from home, too, but I doubt the government cares about that much.

Diplomatic car to a small, private airport.

We had a black cat called WYSIWYG. She wasn’t one of those feeble metal cats, she was punk rock, through and through. She destroyed so much… including her own tooth. She settled down eventually, but fuck me, it took a while.

Well, that’s it, folks - I think we’ve found this years winner!

I’m just a European trying to figure out what the options are…

Is the republican any better? How easy is it to replace him as the Democratic candidate?

Write, email, telephone- whatever works best for you.

This hasn’t been ratified, so it doesn’t mean anything yet.

It’s not been ratified yet. Time to put pressure on our MPs.

If you are lucky, you’ll be able to overtake without the passenger opening the door on you.

Indeed, and the kicker is that 4% is on turnover, not profit. That can really hurt.

It’s at least a hefty fine in the EU - enough to kill a business.

This is going to be a wildly unpopular opinion, but I think we have this backwards: they want you to focus on Epstein while they dismantle American democracy. They dont care if Trump gets arrested. There are plenty more fascists to take his place. What really matters to them is the Christian fascists state they want to create.

It’s called Zu Fährer in Stralsund. From 1332, it solidly beats Ye Olde Cheddar Cheese in London, which is a mere whippersnapper from 1667.

That sounds way too exciting for here. What is this, a bond movie?

The sad truth is, he can. No one will stop him, and if they tried, the Supreme Court would rule in his favour.

So the board could approve Donald Trump boards and deny everything else? This sounds intensely dystopian.

To be clear, this is not London as most people think of it, but the City of London, aka The Square Mile. This is good news, for sure, but also not surprising as there are lots of public transport options and driving into the The City is… daft, even for hardest petrol head.