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Lamb is far too pink for me but heyho.

It was a Junior school .

Having spent 5 years working in a School I can assure you that the only time a Teacher sweats is when they are standing in the sun. The Teachers at the school I worked at only work 4 days/week, the fifth day is spent planning the following weeks lessons based on the seasonal curriculum.These lessons do not change from year to year so some Teachers simply go home and some sit in the staff room all day looking at holiday brochures. Any actual work that involves getting off your backside is done by Teaching assistants who get paid far less. Sorry Mice, but I have been told many times that I would make a good Teacher and the only people spouting how hard the job is are the thousands currently paid hansomely to Teach but are failing miserably, their pay is artificially high for one simple reason - working folk cannot afford to take days off looking after their own kids in the event of a strike. Next time they strike lets get the Army in to keep an eye on the children then sit back and watch the educaters crawl back.

I thought it was dire, as poor,if not worse, than the first load of garbage.

Borax, Suger and water mixed into a thick paste then placed where they can find it - wipes them out in days.

IMHO these bags are the best product that BSA sell.

I think a lot depends on ownership of the land and public access. Dont imagine that the Police will be any help, there is no Law to prevent someone actually parking on your drive next to your house unless they are blocking you in, I believe the only other occasion the Plod will react (if you're lucky) is if a Vehicle is parked on a dropped curb.

Invest in a Barn Door. Try Optically centering the scope before you fire a shot.

I bought a P15 around 4 years ago, struggling to think what's not to like. Weighs next to nothing,trigger can be adjusted to a crisp let off, cylinder is Titanium and good for over 150+ shot's, stupidly accurate if the trigger is set correctly and nice build quality. Pellpax were selling them for £300 a few weeks back - I now have 2 (1 in each flavour) and have no desire to buy anything else (I had the AA S510 US when II bought my first P15 then sold it a few weeks later as I realised that it was no better than the P15 and in some areas actually worse.

Sick of hearing how the NHS is crumbling, outpatients has become a bit of a joke but if you need urgent care they are superb.

Silcone Oils were designed for Plastic to Plastic or Plastic to Metal/Rubber, it's not rare to hear of Air Rifle bolts (PCP's) to sieze solid after Silicone Oil is used.

Just about the best advice you will get.

Anyone tried the Samyang hot Chicken flavour Noodle, had some yesterday and only just stopped weeping, and we didn't even add the Chilli Flakes. Just noticed online that they do a double strength version!!!

Prepare youself for an increase in next years premium 😏.

You can ask for a charge back from your bank, I think you have 120 days but not 100% sure.

Slghtly off topic but for Spices Google NATCO, they are in Buckingham and most of the grinding is done on sight - the quality is superb as are the prices and delivery is cheap to boot.

I heard it was Norfolk Old Boys on his Donkey jacket?

Maybe those who find the word insulting should think about the work Gibson did to shorten the war, without men like him the fate of black people in this country would have been bleak at best.

Beef dripping at 200c - still get soggy bottoms, maybe the fact that the batter mix comes from the fridge cools the oil too much as I pour it in, flippin them over is an instant cure.

5 minutes from end of cooking time take them out of the oven and flip them over - no more soggy bottoms.

Check to see if your house insurance covers you for legal issues.

Dont they have something to do with Theakston (Old Peculier Mmmmmmmm)?

80-no competition.

I would have it but unfortunately I no longer drive so collection would be a nightmare 😥.

Not sure if it's any help but this same problem occurs quite often with Motorcycle Helmets, we used to rub washing up liquid on the lens then wipe it off carefully leaving an invisible coating of soap. I think these days you can buy products that do the same thing.