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I've been lucky, and have got to my mid 60s, without ever being in hospital, or going to A&E. 
Can't remember the last time I saw a GP, but must be over 20 years ago. 
I'm grateful for that , and wouldn't want to change places with people who seem to have a season ticket at the hospital. 
Everyone goes on about how important it is to protect it, and fund it properly etc , but I never hear many people saying they are prepared to pay for it . I'm happy to do so, even though I've hardly used it, I'm sure my time will come when I need it. I'd happily pay more tax, if I knew that's where it was going. 

It's good that there are seven different places near the station but what are they called? ?

Very highly rated . Loads of people saying it's one of the best things they've ever seen etc etc.
I think I bailed out after five episodes. Couldn't face any more of it. For me, it was just becoming a chore to watch. But, then again, I'm like that with a lot of things, and especially things that are extremely popular! So give it a go ?

God knows what's going on because there are episodes on Prime that you have to pay for but it also looks like it's on Apple TV
But it does look like it's no longer available on iPlayer and we only finished watching it 3 or 4 months ago.
There are always deals on Apple TV, I've never paid for it and currently on a 6 month freebie via Sky. 3 months can always be had with a quick search.
https://tv.apple.com/gb/show/spiral/umc.cmc.2hcv5rv37j60joexpxqresqp1

Spiral is on iPlayer. 7 seasons I think, maybe 8.

Be nice if some on here could resist the urge to rubbish the teams we beat and just give credit where it's due. Yes we battered them today but that doesn't make them rubbish. Same posters who refused to acknowledge the gulf between us and a team two leagues above us last week too. This huge gulf wasn't evident a couple of months back when they held us to a draw at their place. They lost by the odd goal against Ipswich and were only beaten 2-0 away to the Wendies too. Not sure many were predicting 5-0 at halftime.

You’re looking at roughly 2/3rds the time it takes in the oven, but no warm up time either. And they do things like that a lot better, because they’re crispy all the way round. No soggy breadcrumbs like you get on the bottom when you use baking trays. 

It works like a miniature oven, so the food cooks quicker than a conventional oven as it’s a smaller area to heat and the fan assists too
Treat it like a fan oven, but reduce the time accordingly. Great for frozen chips, frozen fish. You can put stuff in metal containers too, like poaching an egg in a silicon muffin case. (Top tip)

I thought that stuff was private to moderators??

Loved this at the cinema a few weeks ago. Worryingly saw myself in both of the lead characters ?

Are you there yet?

I'd vaguely heard of it, but knew nothing about it.
After watching the clips posted here, I'd say you've not missed out. But then I seem to have an unusual sense of what passes for comedy!

Very unlucky to be given out for that . Oh well ?

I think that is the best we’ve played against a top national side for as long as I can remember.
We can be really proud of that performance.
We caused France all kinds of problems and pushed them.
That game could have easily gone all the way to a penalty shoot out as there was so little between the teams.
Such fine margins.

I'm running out of time?

I'm running out of time?

Thought we were the better team against the world champions 

What a free kick ?

What a free kick ?

What a free kick ?

What a free kick ?

Mbappe does seem to be very good at kicking the roundy thing straight into the net thing, really really hard. Doesn't seem to mind where the keeper is, as he's not going to stop it, even if he's in the way of it. I'd like to know what speed the ball was travelling at for those goals. Bruce Rioch style .

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-63798292
Not just me then .

I’m ready for a deluge of comments from any doubters or those nosed cynics but, I’ve just finished my annual stint as Santa at one of our local schools. There was one family from Ukraine. When I asked the boy (probably about 9 or 10 years old) what he wanted for Christmas he said an end to the war. A genuine story and really brings it home the effect it’s having on many.