GentWhoCodes

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   by GentWhoCodes 4y ago

   Heh It occurred to me that many of us in Blighty will pop out this lunchtime for a pint and a bite to eat in a pub older than the USA.
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   by GentWhoCodes 4y ago

   You can use the sticky tables as zombie traps. (Has anybody been in a Wetherspoons pub that doesn't have sticky tables?)
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   by GentWhoCodes 4y ago

   > I think when most people opine on tea there's an unspoken, and often unrealized, assumption that it's *uncaffeinated* tea You're 'avin a laugh sunshine. Walk down the tea aisle in any British supermarket and tell me
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   by GentWhoCodes 4y ago

   Really? So if I needed to interact with the USA government (appear in court or apply for a driving licence) I'm entitled to do this in the Welsh language? I ask this facetiously, as both English and Welsh have official recognition in B
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   by GentWhoCodes 4y ago

   Flags yes, but none of those do flag worship like the USA does.
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   by GentWhoCodes 4y ago

   Obligatory GDPR Poorly securing personal data in the UK/EU is rather illegal. So no, any reputable shop *will* care about security, ensuring personal data is kept secure and bugs patched as a priority. Going up the food chain, "h