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Visitors are still being strongly discouraged if they or anyone they know has shown symptoms of the illness.
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A ward at a hospital in the Scottish Borders is closed to admissions because of an outbreak of the winter sickness bug.
In addition to ward 12 being closed at Borders General Hospital, one bay in Ward 10 is also shut.
Health experts say the the Norovirus has been sweeping across Scotland recently.
Anyone who suspects they may have the symptoms, which include sickness and diarrhoea, is advised not to visit anyone at the hospital to prevent its spread.
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A motorcyclst has been treated in hospital after being thrown from his machine in a single vehicle accident in the Scottish Borders.
The 21-year-old male came off his bike on the A68 road between Lauder and Oxton near to the junction with the A697 around 2pm yesterday (April 18).
The road was closed and diversions put in place while the emergency services were at the scene.The motorcyclist was taken to Borders General Hospital with what are described as "non life-threatening injuries."
Norovirus improvement at Borders General Hospital
Norovirus at the Borders General Hospital is still present but the hospital reports an improving picture, with only one ward remaining closed.
NHS Borders Infection Control Team are managing the situation with support from frontline colleagues.
The virus is one of the most common causes of diarrhoea and vomiting and can occur at any time of year.
Norovirus is very infectious and spreads quickly between people.
As a precaution visits are being discouraged.
Wards remain closed at Borders hospitals
The Norovirus outbreak in continuing to affect wards in Borders General Hospital and Haylodge Hospital in Peebles.
Ward 10 in Borders General Hospital remains closed. The Border Stroke unit and Wards 4 and 7 each have one bay closed also.
Haylodge Hospital in Peebles has reopened today with two bays remaining closed.
Visiting continues to be discouraged and and the general advice is to stay away from the hospital if you or anyone in your family has experienced symptoms of diarrhoea and/or vomiting in the past 48 hours.
This advice applies especially to children.
Friends and family of patients in all wards are asked to limit their visits to no more than 2 at any one time.
Outpatient appointments remain unaffected.
Borders hospitals closed by Norovirus
Hay Lodge Hospital in Peebles and wards at Border General Hospital (BGH) remain closed to admissions because of Norovirus.
Wards 4, 9 and 10 at BGH are closed because of the illness.
Norovirus causes vomiting and diarrhoea.
NHS Borders say the closures are precautionary measures to stop the virus from spreading
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Two wards at the Borders General Hospital have been closed due to an outbreak of norovirus.
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Thought I would give this one last try. Without going over old ground all the specifics can be found in the post below. It received a couple of replies but sadly no answers. The PC renames some music files actual filepath name meaning tyhey cannot be found by media players. If they are wrong, I will rename them and the pc will change it back, sometimes putting them in a different folder to before and even creating on eif it isn't there. This happens when the media players are closed so it is not them!
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Well, based on the YouTube video I assume it's been in production and has been shipping. I don't follow Art Asylum very well these days so I wasn't aware of any delays with the 1701-E. Unless the guy in this video has connections inside the company and got a pre-release copy of this Enterprise I guess it's already out on the market and available to buy.
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This page covers the basic steps needed to build a bleeding-edge, development version of Firefox. For additional, more detailed information, see the build documentation.
Build prerequisites
Hardware Requirements:
- Recommended: 4GB of RAM (having only 2GB RAM and 2GB swap may give memory errors during compile)
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Depending on your Operating System you will need to carry out a different process to prepare your machine. So firstly complete the instructions for your OS and then continue following these build instructions.
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hg clone https://hg.mozilla.org/mozilla-central
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How many times have I worn this circus scarf from Zara as a turban this summer? I can't even begin to count! Who'd ever think that this wave of extreme African heat and spending days on end with wet-rat hair would lead me to dig up something and make it a default favorite accessory? Actually, I'm sorry you can't make out the pattern; I was so used to seeing the circus on there that I automatically thought you could make it out when wrapped as a turban. I'll have to make a point of taking a picture of the design next time.
Speaking of extreme African heat (which literally does blow over from Africa), the biting insects and I have had our annual reunion. And it's always me that hosts the the party. Mosquitoes, gnats, spiders... come one, come all. And yes, it's as un-fun as it sounds. Last week, I'd gotten some kind of bite on my arm that must have hit a nerve and my thumb was pins and needles for a week straight. Gah. But it's better now.


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A planet named Urras is host to a habitable moon known as Anarres. Some seven generations ago, a group of communist settlers left Urras to build a colony on the moon, after which the communication between the colonists and the planet all but ceased.
The Real World of Technology
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A criticism of technology that puts the needs of humans ahead of the needs of technology.
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The Left Hand of Darkness
Ursula K. Le Guin
A human envoy arrives on a planet known as "Winter." His solitary mission is to welcome the people of Winter to a collection of planets, but to do so he must first find welcome himself.
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Playing the Whore
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The thesis of Melissa Gira Grant's Playing The Whore is simple: sex work is work.
A risk, a threat, a movement
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The Peripheral
William Gibson
Drones, haptics, ocular implants, virtual reality, climate change, nanotechnology, celebrity: like all of Gibson's novels, The Peripheral is a novel of the future that's entirely about the present.
The People's Platform
Astra Taylor
A vigorous defense of the value of culture and a rejection of simplistic market fantasies that reduce art, journalism, and music to demand economics.
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A little-known travel agent turned overnight Bollywood producer has been arrested for allegedly using underworld money to fund movies.A police spokesman in Bombay said police believed Adil Farooq is a key member of a gang headed by underworld don Abu Salem, who is being held in Portugal. Farooq is producing "Tum" (You), starring Jackie Shroff, Saif Ali Khan and Aftab Shivdasani.
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Butterfly Girl: SXSW Review
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Doc makes the most of its spirited, winning protagonist.
South By Southwest Film Festival, Documentary Spotlight
Cary Bell
A Texas teen maintains high spirits in the face of a rare, painful disease.
AUSTIN – A teenager refuses to let her life-threatening illness get in the way of a good time in Butterfly Girl, Cary Bell's touching tag-along with Austinite Abigail Evans. Despite the obvious sadness at its heart, the doc benefits from an unforced optimism; it will play well at fests and resonate with families affected not just by this particular disease but any ailment making similar demands.
Quick-witted and pretty, Abbie is an 18 year-old who since birth has endured a skin condition that makes her enormously sensitive to pain. Slight friction can wound her and cause terrible blisters. When she was born, the nurse wiping her down unwittingly rubbed all the skin off her leg; parents John and Stacie Evans were told she'd likely die within weeks. She lived, but the condition caused her fingers to web together into barely-useful hands, and most of her body is usually covered in sores.
"It's brutal," Abbie admits, "but it's all about your positive attitude and whatnot." Though she had to be homeschooled, she finds ways to interact with the world by touring with her father's honky-tonk band -- selling T-shirts and CDs to fans at the merchandise table and befriending the doormen in clubs like Austin's Hole in the Wall, where John Evans appears to be a regular.
She's matter-of-fact with strangers who ask questions about her condition, but Bell spends enough time with Abbie at home to catch her in less chipper moments: she tearfully dreads the process of changing the feeding tube that stays plugged into her stomach; she waffles when deciding whether to undertake a surgery that would make her fingers useful but would be enormously painful and require a six-month recovery. She's resilient, though, frequently rebounding by taking pleasure in simple chores like unpackaging a fresh supply of bandages. "I'm a badass," she jokingly brags.
The film hones in on Abigail's decision to go to college and have a life away from her caregiving parents. (John and Stacie are now divorced, though we're left guessing about whether the stress of Abbie's condition triggered the split.) Bell observes the girl's first independent outing in a fun, optimistic sequence, but stops following her abruptly, leaving us to wonder how things went in the long stretch between this trip and the coda that ends the film. Though it may be a simple matter of the production having run out of money, this omission of what was certainly a dramatic period inevitably raises questions about how Abigail fared -- and the worry that Bell may have, out of understandable affection for her subject, shielded us from scenes that might have diminished our astonishment at her courage and good humor.
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As industry shifts create new challenges in oil and gas, many companies are turning to operational excellence management systems to define their goals and find the best way forward, says Akram Alami, a principal in Bain's Oil & Gas practice.
Principal Mile Milisavljevic says many midstream oil and gas companies will take advantage of the coming consolidation period to position themselves for long-term growth.
Bain Partners Dirk Vater and Richard Fleming discuss with Anthemis Group CEO Nadeem Shaikh why digital reinvention is essential for traditional retail banks and what they can to do stay competitive.
In recent years, medical device manufacturers have embarked on an acquisition binge, sparked in part by the belief that absolute scale creates competitive advantage. But Bain research shows that profitability in medtech is more a function of category leadership than overall scale.
Procurement is often a leading cost item, but companies struggle to make the most of the savings opportunity.
Partner Dale Stafford explains the practical, effective tools that the best acquirers use to ensure effective cultural integration.
Bain Partner Tory Frame explains why Bain's approach to change management is unique.
When managing change, it seems like even the most basic organizational functions break down. This short video explores why that is.
Bain Partner Eduardo Giménez argues that less might be more when it comes to consumer goods companies' brand portfolios.
Change management is not easy. This short video shares what the 12% of successful companies do right.
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Amazon Listing for, submitted by Beanbagz. In 2000 Jeff Foxworthy inexplicably wrote an autobiography. Even more confusing, a professional publisher released this book and a few people actually bought it. I'm sure Foxworthy tells a bunch of Redneck jokes, some down-home anecdotes about fucking cats or whatever he used to do before he stopped fucking cats, and then leave us with a poginant lesson about cat anuses and lubrication. I'm not really interested in what Foxworthy wrote, because there is much more comedy to be found in what his nearly retarded fans had to say.
I really fun read, March 4, 2000
Reviewer: Brent Kopetski (see more about me) from Berkeley, CA
As all of the good books I read...this one was read within two days. I don't know what it is about me and biographies of interesting people, but this is a good one. It's filled with real life stories we wouild all like to tell. Yes...he is famous...but this book makes you feel like you are along with him on his wild red-neck lifestyle. It will make you feel like you were with him during his wild escapades. I really would have loved to be there with his adventures. Some people may take offense, but if you enjoy fun at all costs..this is the book for you. Keep in mind. Don't read this if you are an ultra vegetarian. It's for real people that love adventure.
That was I really fun read! Too bad I'm an ultra vegetarian, I'm sure I would enjoy the book otherwise.
Excellent, March 1, 1999
Reviewer: A reader
I thought that Jeff is a great writer. If you don't like comedy then you better not read this book. Also if you don't like Jeff's comedy then I wouldn't read it. Jeff shows that being a complete redneck is not all bad, and he shows that it isn't bad. I would rate this book 5 stars all of the way
the book was great a classic no book has been as good!!!, November 11, 1997
Reviewer: An Amazon.com Customer
i love this book, this book will always be a instant classic because the book was just so dang laugh-out-loud hilarous! and most of all more people should be a so called"redneck" if more funny books like theis one will come out!
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A mix of fewer showers and more sunshine later but with strengthening westerly winds. Highs to 9 °C.
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Cumbria Police spends £1.8m on new electronic devices
Cumbria Police has defended its decision to spend one £1.8 million on replacing traditional notebooks with new electronic devices.Read the full story ›
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British Summer Time begins on Sunday. We may lose an hour in bed but the sun won't set until around 7.42 pm on Sunday evening.Read the full story ›
Villagers in bid to buy local Co-op
A community in North Cumbria are holding a fundraising event today in a bid to buy their local Co-op.
The shop in Hallbankgate, which includes a post office, is due to close next month.
Villagers have been given six months to raise up to £100,000 to buy the shop, the only one in the village.
Bosses at Scotmid, the firm that runs Lakes and Dales Co-operative, say that due to a low turnover they are being forced to sell it or close it.
Campaigners at The Hallbankgate Hub, which is fighting to stop the closure, say they now have enough money from the Farlam Parish Trust to start the bidding process to buy the Co-op.
The event this afternoon is at the Lacy Thompson Hall in Hallbankgate from 1pm to 5pm and will feature local producers, artist, an historical display, a popup cafe, and information about the campaign.
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A wet and windy start, with overnight rain clearing during the morning. Gales possible in exposure with gusts reaching 50-60mph.
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Milder highs of 13°C, so feeling warm in shelter.
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From nasal lavage to pineapple enzymes, these time-honored home treatments can help ease the misery.
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If your New Year's resolution is to get in shape, then learn how CrossFit works and why it's an effective system for getting people in shape -- and keeping them there.
Saidonia Eco: Eclectic charm, created using recycled fabrics
Influenced by "Scandinavian mysticism and North American charm," these repurposed thrift store finds not only look stylish and comfortable, they also help divert discarded clothing from our landfills.
A vegan weekend in San Diego
So, this weekend we decided to make a tour of the city's animal-free offerings.
Modern classic jewelry made with recycled domino & Scrabble pieces
'Slow' games make a comeback, as stylish jewelry with a twist.
How to avoid buying maternity clothes during pregnancy
Rather than spending a fortune on specialized clothes that can only be worn for a few months, try some of these tricks for staying in your regular wardrobe (mostly).
Today is Boxing Day, a great idea that turned into wretched excess
Most of the english speaking world has the day off today, in what started as a tradition of helping and sharing, and ended up at the mall.
Use a 'Minimalist Wardrobe' to simplify your life
There is a reason why many successful people wear the same thing every day. Not having to worry about one's clothes can be a huge stress reducer.
Meat and dairy are heating up the planet, but nobody seems to care
Despite the fact that livestock production contributes more greenhouse gas emissions than the entire transport sector, there is an appalling unwillingness to change eating habits in order to make a difference.
Study links certain parenting tactics to increased materialism later in life
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Artist's embroidered seed art evokes bonds between nature and humans
Using natural materials that she "hunts and gathers," artist Rena Detrixhe embroiders and crochets them into contemplative works.
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Millions of animals are accidentally killed on US roads every year. Here's how one company is turning these sad statistics into something useful, beautiful and respectful.
Remixd: Charming upcycled clothing from thrift store finds
Creating romantic, shabby chic dresses to elegant, layered European-inspired pieces, designer Jacquie Tsang transforms boring thrift store clothing into something unique and stylish.
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Dr. Jianan C. Graybill graduated from the University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine in 1990. She works in Indianapolis, IN and 2 other locations and specializes in Radiation Oncology. Dr. Graybill is affiliated with Community Health Network South Campus, Community Hospital East and Community Hospital North. She speaks English and Spanish.
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Medical School: University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine; Graduated 1990
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Sundance Gives The Green Light To New Series With David De Rothschild
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GPP is organising `yagnas` (ritual of sacred fire) in Ahmedabad on April 24 for North Gujarat region, at Vadodara on April 26 for Central Gujarat, at Surat on April 27 for South Gujarat and at Rajkot on May 1 for Saurashtra-Kutch belt, said party general secretary Gordhan Zadaphia said on Saturday.
"For the last twelve years, the state government has been giving false promises to Gujarat`s public and have cheated the citizens of the state," Zadaphia told mediapersons here.
"Therefore, we are performing a `yagna` to clean Gujarat`s public atmosphere, which became polluted by the lies spread by the state government," the former BJP leader said.


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I've wanted one of these for a long time, mostly just for the decor factor. We finally found one that still had the sewing machine in it. Yay!
It's not in perfect condition, but it's got character.
This is before I treated it with Old English:
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And one other thing. I found this at Hobby Lobby (half off) and it reminded me of something that my Grandma would have loved, so I had to get it. It's a total fake, not even wood... it's plaster painted to look like wood, but I think it's beautiful. I still haven't decided where to put it.
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I love these old machines.
I think they have so much character.
Not exactly sure about the extra piece but it looks like it could be a knee lift.
See if there is some place where the right knee would be when sewing.
There may be a place for the round end to slip in.
When pushed against with the knee, it may lift the presser foot up and you're able to sew items turning them with your hands and not having to use a hand to raise the pressure foot.
This is usually used when quilting.
Tisha, how nicely it responded to your loving touch with Old English. I was afraid you were missing the drawers...I have an old carved drawer from a similar old machine which is perfect size to hold monthly bills and bank statements. Plus I've so often seen the base used to hold a piece of marble for a patio table. So nice to see one intact. Enjoyed hearing about the strange piece maybe being a knee lift for quilting...how ingenious! josh
I'm not sure what it's called... it's not the spray can of just everyday wood duster. It's like an oily kind that's in a regular bottle that you kind of have to squeeze the stuff out of. It almost just looks like a stain or something really. But it's polish.
That extra piece for the sewing machine is a device that allows you to run the needle with your knee. I learned to so ( what little I did learn) on a machine with one of those controls.
To run a sewing machine you either used a foot pedal or a knee thing. or for the treadle machines, your hand to start the wheel turning.
I suspect you got a piece from an electric machine in with your treadle.
Did you get a belt so you can run it?
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That looks fabulous. I wish I could find one like that. I did find a pair of New Home Rotary machines (about $35 each), one had all of the attachments still in it so I mainly bought that one for the parts. The link below is a site I've used for parts for the Rotary, but it looks like they have replacement belts and belt hooks for the Singer treadles with instructions on how to install them and adjust it.
Dafy (Jen)
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Last week, you'll remember I wrote about Walid Jumblatt, leader of the Druze Militia, my imaginary sandwich bar and how ITV bosses would never be welcome there because of the way they'd messed me around a few years ago. (If you've been following this column you'll have noted that each has been linked to the one before. I'm hoping that by the time Tracey Emin returns it will have become an interwoven, poetic and eclectic narrative evoking the zeitgeist in the same manner as T S Eliot's The Wasteland.)
However, on Sunday afternoon, filing to my economy seat on the plane taking me back from the Edinburgh Book Festival I was acutely embarrassed to see more or less the entire ITV top brass sitting in business class ahead of me -to see all the people I'd slagged off made me suddenly feel terribly shifty and embarrassed.
This was the second most disturbing experience I've ever had flying back from Scotland. Themost disturbing was four years ago. My publishers had paid for a business class ticket, but when I boarded the plane just before departure I found that the only other passengers in the front cabin were Paul Daniels, Lionel Blair and Nasty Nick from the first series of Big Brother.
It felt like I was in an episode of The Outer Limits. I could just hear Rod Serling's voice intoning: "A man boards a plane, he thinks he has carved out a new career for himself as a respected author who's been compared to Maupassant and Houellebecq, but what he doesn't know is that because of his previous behaviour as a status-obsessed, judgemental comedian he's been condemned to ride forever in a ghost plane with other irritating minor celebrities existing on a diet of tiny bottles of champagne and honey-roasted peanuts while being forced to burn his fingers on a minuscule, boiling-hot towel every 30 minutes".
It turned out they'd all been taking part in some crappy BBC Scotland quiz show but it gave me a shock at the time.
Of course, it was ridiculous of me to think that any of the ITV bosses on that plane cared about anything I'd written. But you see I have this unshakeable belief in the power of newspaper columns; that those who write them really know what's going on, that what they write actually has a huge influence on events and that a column could become an interwoven, poetic and eclectic narrative that will evoke the zeitgeist in the same manner as T S Eliot's The Wasteland.
Whenever I read what a newspaper columnist has to say, I immediately find myself believing them totally. "Oh, blimey!" I think to myself, "Gordon Brown is never going to be PM because allies of Tony Blair are manoeuvring to make sure the singer Lulu will replace him when he leaves power in 16-and-a-half months' time." And then when I read another columnist, with a completely different view, who says Gordon Brown will be in power by next Tuesday afternoon, I instantly believe them too.
The thing is, they all sound so authoritative, so absolutely sure of themselves, that I forget that all the things which they predicted would happen never did happen. I even find myself believing those ranting right wing ideologues who seem only one column away from their brains exploding with a fuming hatred of humanity "Yes," I think "...they're right, those celebrities like that Alexei Sayle who sign petitions saying Israel might have gone a teeny bit too far by killing all those thousands of civilians are no better than al-Qa'ida operatives or SS gauleiters."
In order to try to wean myself off this excessive credulousness I've searched for somebody who writes a column in a newspaper whose views are so ridiculous that even I can't agree with them. That's why I was always a fan of George Best's column in the Mail on Sunday. I couldn't wait to find out every week what George's rambling, drunken opinions were on the war in Chechnya, the state of football today or what his son Calum was up to, but since he's gone I haven't found anybody to replace him. Until now, that is.
A few months ago, while on holiday in Spain I had to drive to a radio station in Marbella to record some alterations to a TV advertising voice-over. While I was there, I happened to pick up one of the many English-language newspapers that serve the Costa del Sol - The Euro Weekly News - in which I found a column that made my heart skip. It was written by a man called Leapy Lee, who had a hit in 1968 with a song called "Little Arrows," and who was later sent to prison following a fight in a pub which also involved an actor called Alan Lake (husband of the Fifties' starlet Diana Dors).
Yes, that's my idea of the perfect columnist, some minor expat singer with a criminal record and views tailor-made for his audience of drink-sozzled, golf-playing Costa Brits. Sure enough, Leapy didn't let me down. His column employs a folksy, jaunty style, laced with references to his "dear old mum" and his idyllic Essex childhood to express his ludicrously reactionary views on Iran's possession of nuclear weapons, asylum seekers to the UK, Jihadist terrorists who are "nothing more than dog's droppings in the swimming pool of decent humanity" and the general state of the world. As my dear old mum would say, you can keep your Aaronovitches, your Melanie Phillipses and your Rees Moggs - it's Leapy Lee for me.
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Only Fools and Horses
... obscure idea of comedy without breaking a sweat.
Alissa and Jose, American (Oregon - also very cool) and Mexican. They openly admitted they loved my stories. As I travel and listen to how long other people have been away for, it's starting to dawn on me how rare it is for someone to be away for three years at a time.
After just an hours sleep my alarms went off and I hauled myself upright. I had chosen to sleep on the lounge sofas to avoid ******* everybody else ...