Recent content by beorhthelm

it would seem sensible. though with clousure window of about 8-10 hours usually, an hour might be difference whether the job can be done or not. postpone or have another closure to finish, doubles the cost.

what do you think you are taxed on then? remember the tax system works on where you are tax resident, not where you physically locate (though normally the same). if you dispose of assets overseas you are still liable for taxes in UK if tax resident. lots of precedent is set with currency and...

yep, about the sum of it.

not likely Liverpool with the white socks, and the stands looked like lower league. it's just a generic picture though ill advised as it leads to this sort of speculation.

it could be better with central purchasing, so all the forces had one price, cut out duplicate approval process and purchasing departments. be honest though, do you think that price would be the higher or lower end? MOD has centralised purchasing so we can learn from that. oh. would...

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we got here because some insist on equating restricted rights enforced by law, with someone trying to cross a road during a demonstration. there isn't anything more to say because it will be manipulated and twisted. we're all either 100% supportive or anti-semitic to some, it's all frankly...

really hope that trench is just for foundation, fancy paving etc. and not the line of the new building.

the man is being antagonistic. police are controlling this march as they do any other, they stop random people cross the road where ever. should police let anyone march without any control, they can sit in a van and only respond if there's a problem?

probably, it can also be bypassed by time use of the stop button or noscript no doubt. i just had to highlight the irony. the complaint raised, and something i'll have a good moan about, is nothing new. it's literally the business model for some services like Uber to build a base and make...

i clicked the link. paywalled. didn't Wired used to be free online? :lolol:

i started watching a few days ago. nothing about internet breaking, just a moan some cheap services have become less cheap. which is what many want, when they say uber and delivery drivers dont get paid enough.

there was a ~20 year period people in their 20's could get a flat on a single average salary, because available credit and prices low enough. so we're saying because of that, it's ok for this generation to give up, go for part time hours, and pout that it's just not fair? they can let someone...

that doesnt sound sensible for government to create. though it sounds like "occupational health" or "capability" most larger organisations will have, someone who judges if someone is properly recovered from some illness, what they can do, planned return to work etc. it's not GP's job to do...

usually changes to benefits sound sensible, then some say how terrible the changes are, manipulate how its presented and everyone turns against it. repeated governements fail to do much radical, worry about imagined stigma associated, rather than worry about dealing with outcomes.