If the telecoms lost that revenue, they'd need to make it up elsewhere, meaning your monthly phone bill would go up.
Then why does the UK have far fewer spam calls and also far lower mobile phone tariffs?
I pay £16/month and get unlimited SMS, unlimited data and 2500 included minutes of voice calls. I have to send MMS messages or make international calls to get additional charges these days.
"Hello, welcome to the showroom. Would you like our wheelmobile?"
"Its fuel economy is terrible and there are only 27 cup holders. It may be a popular penis extension but really you're going to have to help me overcome those issues before I could even pretend to be interested"
Parachuting in.. Battlefield Vietnam, if not before Random start position.. in an online multiplayer 'last man standing' game in 1992 Shrinking zone.. added to that game in 1993 or 1994
I wasn't commenting on the ease of becoming a home owner, I was commenting on the ROI of doing so.
The ROI is great, even if it's only available to a subset of the population. If all house prices dropped to a tenth of their current level tomorrow I'd be fucking delighted, even though that loses me 90% of my equity.
Now, you may not care about portable potable water being convenient, so you'll just toss off a flippant "so what?" as a response to all of that, but for the people who care it makes a difference.
No, I'll continue to use and re-use the metal bottles that I own.
It's not the 14th century any more, we've progressed past 'wineskin'.
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If the telecoms lost that revenue, they'd need to make it up elsewhere, meaning your monthly phone bill would go up.
Then why does the UK have far fewer spam calls and also far lower mobile phone tariffs?
I pay £16/month and get unlimited SMS, unlimited data and 2500 included minutes of voice calls. I have to send MMS messages or make international calls to get additional charges these days.
That doesn't make sense.
"How long did it take you?"
"The stopwatch said 18 minutes, so it took us 36 minutes."
You do realise that around half the population loves a bit of cunt? It's not really an insult.
That's because it's been removed. It was added on 24th May and removed again on 30th.
https://en.wikipedia.org/w/ind...
Maybe I measure these things wrong.
What's the size of this three bedroom house, on sale at the moment: http://www.rightmove.co.uk/pro...
Or another one in a different town: http://www.rightmove.co.uk/pro...
Perhaps something a little more scenic: http://www.rightmove.co.uk/pro...
600 square foot lounge in any of them?
enjoys being extremely subtle in her insults and passive-aggression
Doesn't everybody?
600 sq ft is around the size of my house. A three bedroom house, nice kitchen, same design as the ones neighbours are raising families in.
Your apartment is clearly not tiny arse.
Yeah, of those three only Mao was alive when I was born and he didn't stick around for long afterwards.
I have a solid memory of the Stasi, how they operated, the vicious society they caused.
I now spend time and money trying to stop my own government becoming them. The latest generation are seriously not fucking helping.
It's also inefficient to work more than 40 hours/week (on average).
Brooks had a lot of good things to say but the number of people is just one variable amongst many.
I give them money and I never get any from them.
When you run out of money you're fucked.
"Hello, welcome to the showroom. Would you like our wheelmobile?"
"Its fuel economy is terrible and there are only 27 cup holders. It may be a popular penis extension but really you're going to have to help me overcome those issues before I could even pretend to be interested"
Yeah, I'd insult someone to start a negotiation.
As opposed to what? A modern luxury status symbol like the iPhone?
Oh, wait. They were made in China.
If China is churning out cheap shit it'e because people are buying it. There's very little of it in the UK..
Parachuting in.. Battlefield Vietnam, if not before
Random start position.. in an online multiplayer 'last man standing' game in 1992
Shrinking zone.. added to that game in 1993 or 1994
These aren't new or unique ideas.
..and other non-FPS games before that.
So did you post twice or are two ACs randomly drawing The Hunger Games into the same conversation (and both doing so from a position of idiocy)?
Battle Royale is Japanese Manga/Anime/Movie
Technically it's a novel; the rest followed that. Most people know it through the film.
That is a basis for both Hunger Games (even if author refusses to admit she ripped it off)
Those books feel influenced more by John Wyndham and John Christopher than by Battle Royale.
PUBGe (even if they don't want to admit it either).
Nonsense. Last man standing games have been an online multiplayer gaming staple since well before Battle Royale was written.
You're strange. Most of Western Europe has low crime and no feral humanity. The rest of Europe may too, I'm just not up to speed on their statistics.
It's quite easy. You just act civilised instead of resorting to primal reactions all the time.
I wasn't commenting on the ease of becoming a home owner, I was commenting on the ROI of doing so.
The ROI is great, even if it's only available to a subset of the population. If all house prices dropped to a tenth of their current level tomorrow I'd be fucking delighted, even though that loses me 90% of my equity.
While MIRAS was a thing on my first mortgage, on this house the scheme had already ended. So nope, no tax benefits at all.
Well, this is the thing. I rarely encounter physical danger because I live in a civil society.
It's not a coincidence.
domestic UK media coverage
That will occur once reporting restrictions are removed, which will be after the trial has concluded.
It's called assuring a fair trial, you should try adopting the idea.
wait a few days until you have a load
wtf? Assuming a few days is more than 2, you're looking at 30+ dirty nappies to wash.
That's nasty. Wash daily ffs.
The comedy anti-knife campaign I hadn't even heard of, don't give a shit about and will go out and buy a knife just to taunt.
Now, you may not care about portable potable water being convenient, so you'll just toss off a flippant "so what?" as a response to all of that, but for the people who care it makes a difference.
No, I'll continue to use and re-use the metal bottles that I own.
It's not the 14th century any more, we've progressed past 'wineskin'.
I must admit I'm entirely fucking bewildered by the number of people that seem to need to drink out of a straw.
At least there are now adult sippy cups available, and the branding on them is clever too - 'sports bottle' almost sounds mature.