Well you lot are just as bad. What's with Guten Tag? Good Day? Is it still the 1800s in Germany? We stopped using archaic language centuries ago.
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Exactly. So many people just don't understand it. Nobody actually wants to know how your day's going, it's just a fancy "hello". So I reply "hello" and have a little smile to myself while their face shows they're processing the non-sequitur.
True. I ordered a book from them last week; it arrived in 2 days. Everywhere else, including Waterstones, was "oh we might be able to get it out the door sometime next year, if we can be arsed" so Amazon got the order.
It's unlikely to be up to anywhere else's standards. I can't imagine the Grauniad publishing it. And while the FT's crossword is famous for being pink and hard in the morning, I doubt they'd find space for it either.
FTFY.
I pay. Shit's helping me with missing commas and reworking my passive wording, which I do a lot.
Oh, can "aliens" start political parties in the USA?
Imma start a "British Colony" party over there; anyone want to join me? MAABCA.
Maybe it'd be a good idea to use a word other than death, which is clearly being misinterpreted to mean killing people. "Dissolution of [x]" obviously isn't as snappy, but it's an improvement at least in terms of accuracy of intent.
For that to be a useful simile you'd need to use some kind of reversible fire.
I don't recommend it. I tried increasing my electrolytic capacity once and found some little pills that seemed ideal. I had to eat a lot of them because they were only labelled "microfood" or something like that.
The hospital staff were all very unprofessional. They all giggled when they discharged me.
OK, so what's the plan for bringing death to the USA without killing a single American?
It's a lot less shrieky than womens laughter.
No they're not. There's a difference between "Palestine Action" (the group) and "actions and other stuff in favour of Palestine". The former has been banned, the latter has not. Protesting is legal in the UK; vandalising Air Force equipment is not.