226 pts ยท April 23, 2012
They still run on one or two heritage routes in London! I've never sat on a bus with less legroom
Fun fact that I didn't know before, a Lurcher is anything mixed with a greyhound. i always thought it was a specific breed, but it's not.
Excellent roach, A+!
Black cab doesn't have time for your shit
They actually do one with a chin bar (Shark Vancore), can't tell if that's what's in the pic.
After the first two years of driving you're allowed 12 points (using a phone is 6 points), so it's still quite strict. Quite rightly.
And Chris Harris is actually entertaining to watch AND knows about cars, check out his Youtube videos
On the leading edge they're known as slats
If that pressure differential ceases, is that what causes a compressor stall?
THIS. And your Dad wouldn't let you just turn on the overhead light because it was "distracting"
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Lindbergh#Attitudes_toward_race_and_racism
That and plague pits... so many plague pits.
Disrupted trains on a Sunday... come back when you're on a Southern line and it's EVERY FUCKING DAY
...it would be costly to get the go-ahead for it to fly again.
It's probably more about certification from the relevant aviation authority. The plane wasn't designed to be taken apart/rebuilt so...
"11pm - late" ...11pm isn't considered late?! My god..
It's the UK, so the money goes to the government.
So he made fuck-you money AND News Corp ended up getting screwed. He's truly winning.
Imagine if they hadn't bought Alibaba!
And pledging allegiance to the flag in schools, do they still do that?
Airlines pay for fuel ahead of time to hedge against price instability; the drop in crude price doesn't necessarily have an immediate effect
Oh don't worry, basically half of the garden has just been left to grow - almost looks like we did it on purpose!
I think we must get just the right amount of sun (not much) that it's not a problem here then :D
How come? I think I'm just used to it, since in England it rains so much they take care of themselves.
Fair play, I'm not one of those people out there with grass shears or anything haha
Right so you're actually just opposed to the concept of a lawn? I see.
Why? I worked and saved damn hard to buy my house, what's wrong with keeping it looking nice?
For comparison, this is typically the UK equivalent! http://www.sportandplay.co.uk/images/brunel-astroturf-pitch.jpg
They come through dedicated team academies, not universities. We have football teams at uni, but there's usually like.. 20 people watching.
No thanks to the people who took their carry-ons down the slide with them.
They still run on one or two heritage routes in London! I've never sat on a bus with less legroom
Fun fact that I didn't know before, a Lurcher is anything mixed with a greyhound. i always thought it was a specific breed, but it's not.
Excellent roach, A+!
Black cab doesn't have time for your shit
They actually do one with a chin bar (Shark Vancore), can't tell if that's what's in the pic.
After the first two years of driving you're allowed 12 points (using a phone is 6 points), so it's still quite strict. Quite rightly.
And Chris Harris is actually entertaining to watch AND knows about cars, check out his Youtube videos
On the leading edge they're known as slats
If that pressure differential ceases, is that what causes a compressor stall?
THIS. And your Dad wouldn't let you just turn on the overhead light because it was "distracting"
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Lindbergh#Attitudes_toward_race_and_racism
That and plague pits... so many plague pits.
Disrupted trains on a Sunday... come back when you're on a Southern line and it's EVERY FUCKING DAY
...it would be costly to get the go-ahead for it to fly again.
It's probably more about certification from the relevant aviation authority. The plane wasn't designed to be taken apart/rebuilt so...
"11pm - late" ...11pm isn't considered late?! My god..
It's the UK, so the money goes to the government.
So he made fuck-you money AND News Corp ended up getting screwed. He's truly winning.
Imagine if they hadn't bought Alibaba!
And pledging allegiance to the flag in schools, do they still do that?
Airlines pay for fuel ahead of time to hedge against price instability; the drop in crude price doesn't necessarily have an immediate effect
Oh don't worry, basically half of the garden has just been left to grow - almost looks like we did it on purpose!
I think we must get just the right amount of sun (not much) that it's not a problem here then :D
How come? I think I'm just used to it, since in England it rains so much they take care of themselves.
Fair play, I'm not one of those people out there with grass shears or anything haha
Right so you're actually just opposed to the concept of a lawn? I see.
Why? I worked and saved damn hard to buy my house, what's wrong with keeping it looking nice?
For comparison, this is typically the UK equivalent! http://www.sportandplay.co.uk/images/brunel-astroturf-pitch.jpg
They come through dedicated team academies, not universities. We have football teams at uni, but there's usually like.. 20 people watching.
No thanks to the people who took their carry-ons down the slide with them.