v for frequency?

Most of the caches I've placed are on trails that are a bit more scenic. This one is what is referred to as a 'park and grab' meaning you might have to walk 100' rather than 6 miles.

Having the taxes different is just going to make more people pretend to be ill.

Point out why British food is bad. Especially compared to American.

Per head of population you're terrible. Scotland is actually the best.

Tarmac, bicycles, tyres, overhead valve engine, tubular steel, canals, thermodynamic cycle, coal-gas lighting, wave power, ...... there are hundreds -

I pity the morons who buy Apple products, one born every minute. I'll buy the superior more compatible half price stuff elsewhere.

I want to watch a colour blind fool get the traffic lights mixed up and die.

The laws in America are more strict for sexual things. You guys think public nudity is wrong, and can get arrested for it, even in your own home if someone looks through the window. Your age of consent is 2 years higher in half the country (although that may be because you take longer to grow up).

And the fact remains you have vast areas of land but don't fill them.

I have an illness I cannot describe to a doctor because I don't know anyone who has had that particular feeling, so what words do I use? For example how would you describe pain/hot/cold to someone who had never felt them?

Only girls like pink. It's a sickly colour. It's just red, but less of it.

Before recreational use was legalized getting a medical card was sort of a joke. I don't know how difficult it is now when the state will lose revenue on the deal. Some conditions like cancer and glaucoma are verifiable but 'chronic pain' is a little loose.

British meat in a restaurant is very useful as shoe leather.

In Michigan, renewing a medical marijuana card seems to be about the same as before recreational use was legalized. My husbad got his before recreational was legalized, so I don't know what that's like now.

His primary care physician won't involve himself in medical marijuana cards, worrying about jeapordizing his relationship with Medicare. My husband showed up at the "pot doctor" office with a thick sheaf of documentation on his chronic pain and had no trouble getting his card.

How stupid would you have to be to think "the springform pan mechanism might look a bit complicated at first glance"? It's just one of them levers you get on toolboxes innit? I don't think I could design one without copying another, but I can certainly open one.

Some people innately understand mechanisms. The ones that don't often have other talents, and sensibly marry engineers.

Would you two have a duel or something?

You just start wars in the middle east.

ROFL! Every Irishman I've met is an idiot. Most are gypsies who can't do anything more than manual labour, badly.

There's actually a lot of electronics in Ireland.

Show us some electronics that you've designed.

The percentage stays the same. If I'm a small business selling 100 of something a month, and I make £104 on each one instead of £100, I've done 4% better. If you run a larger business and sell 1000 of each a month, you still make 4% more.

He should have been publicly thrashed and stoned for such a glaring error.

I'd be less likely to notice a smaller container which was still full. Opening a pot and finding a large quantity of air is annoying. Mind you so is opening a pot and finding half of the product spills out because they've economised on container size, and even worse when the container is thinner because of treehuggers, so you waste half the product because you squeezed too hard, or it splits in transit and goes everywhere. Did the phrase false economy go out of fashion or something?

I don't use the stuff (currently. I did inhale) but I wouldn't get a medical card assuming I could spin the aches and pains of old age. Filling out a 4473 might be iffy and I'm not Hunter Biden. The Gods know I paid enough booze taxes without batting an eye.

I'd be extremely cautious anyway. I gather Moroccan blond hash is strictly kid stuff compared to today's offerings.