That would be lovely ๐ buuuut I certainly wouldn't trust us from the EU perspective.
The UK has it's "special relationship" with the United States; it's frequently touting it's past history with the US; and now suddenly it wants to access a EU defence programme through cash money?
If I were any one of the EU members, I'd be like "nah fella I don't think so, stop hanging round with your tosser mate and maybe we'll think about it"
Another backhanded "positive action" comment is "I'm going to give that the attention it deserves" and nine times out of ten it will be absolute fucking rot so no, that's going to the bottom of the list. Cheers though.
Ah I've not made it to the lv20 Pun Deployment threshold yet. I've been finishing my runs at the end of the route like a clown all this time!
Man when I'm a few miles in to a run, the last thing on my mind is having any form of meaningful conversation, particularly something that needs a bit of time and effort put into it.
I can't imagine what it would be like to keep putting one foot in front of the other, stay upright, try to not die, and still have to come up with a gentle way of letting someone down.
Next time on "Time and a Place": asking a pilot out to dinner during an emergency landing.
Absolutely. Chris Brown is a prime example. I quite like some of his collab tunes, but I absolutely refuse to give any money - a percentage or not - to that wifebeating spunktrumpet.
In fact, the fact that I'm actively screwing him out of money makes me enjoy the song more.
I've got a BSc from Cambridge.
Apparently the graduate still looking for it wheeeeyyyyy
Do you think there's a correlation between those who process further up the academia tree; and those who enjoy masochism?
How am I going to wreck the heels of my trainers or give my fingers ungodly numbness and pain then though?
Ridge Racer is all about mastering the handling model. Anything beyond that is mostly having an idea of the circuit.
I just to quite enjoy sticking a quid in the Ridge Racer cabinet in motorway service stations in the late 90's and early 2000's, hooning through to win regardless of whether it was a wheel or a stick, and walking away after crossing the line, not even bothering to stay for the name entry.
It was nice being that guy that I was wowed by as a kid in the arcades. Little victories.
alright mate yeah cheers, how's yours?