That would cost him a fair bit, those lenses presumably would never match someone else, or would they? You can go into a supermarket here and buy lenses form a range of about 10. You just tell them the strength you need. And if you find they get a bit off, you buy the next one up next time.
There isn't any difference unless you can smell it.
(A few years ago I entirely lost the ability to smell sour milk. It can go solid or blobby in beverages before I can tell. I can taste it's sour though.)
With a 900% markup on lenses (or whatever it is) they could absorb the losses. (I never had any problem with varifocals.)
It's all right with the bent rod type holder, but some people must have ones that entirely enclose the roll. Probably for modesty, like ornamental knitted covers for the spare roll, that look like a lady in a crinoline. I don't know whether people use those any more.
Rather silly, like *three* part bath mat sets. (I don't think they sell them any more.) The third part is attached to the bog seat cover. So you can sit bare arsed on the closed seat talking to someone in the bath I assume.
No Bidet then...
Bidet? Wash your mouth out with soap and water!
I thought washing feet was for the British. (not moslems)
FFS! I'm trying to cut down on my massive cheese bill and now I go and read this! £70 a month on cottage cheese alone is absurd.
Far too much hassle, especially if you're hungry!
I would of guessed that's composted tomato.
You mean bothering to say macaroni? Yes I know, it's unfair to ask an American to pronounce three syllables in one go.
If you only count the English, you would be correct. But we keep letting the foreigners in. The island is f****ng well full, go back to your own country!
Scotland would do very well indeed, because it isn't as overpopulated as England.
They are happy and good at working hard, so let them. Better than using Irish, they're thick as f*ck.
When I were a lad, the binmen lifted the bins. Now it's hydraulic. Lazy bastards.
It's high time the NHS was deleted. he average taxpayer pays in £300 a month to the NHS. I can't think of anyone who's got remotely that back out. We'd all be better off paying privately if and when we need it.
You and your silly guages. You still use that American Wire Guage crap, where the higher number is smaller!
You smell it when it's in your mouth, provided you're breathing at the same time, giving you time to spit it out. I feel rather off all day if I drink sour milk.
Milk can be frozen without losing flavour (unlike cottage cheese). You can also buy filtered milk which lasts longer.
For shotguns it is logical. The gage is how many balls of the diameter of the barrel will weigh a pound.
In message <op.18inm7bemvhs6z@ryzen>, Commander Kinsey snipped-for-privacy@nospam.com writes
The British Standard Wire Gauge (SWG) does exactly the same, ie more is less.
In message <op.18intzjrmvhs6z@ryzen>, Commander Kinsey snipped-for-privacy@nospam.com writes
Indeed. We get a (single) delivery of five 2-pint bottles each week, and they go straight in the freezer. They are subsequently transferred (as required) join the tail end of a row of four in the fridge, where they slowly thaw out, and get moved up the queue when the oldest is empty and removed.
As did/do BA screws.
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