If you image search for the abbreviated form of "Gulf of America, This Space Exactly" (GOATSE), that should clearly show where the Gulf of America is.
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It's hard to tell. I hope somebody has left a trail of single notebook pages, diary pages and dictaphones scattered in various drawers and cupboards nearby.
This is really interesting, thank you :)
All very fair points. The recent Observer sell-out raised a few alarms for me, though I'm still currently a subscriber, though looking at what my other options are.
I wonder what percentage of these were made up by Boris Johnson writing for the Daily Telegraph in the mid-90s?
"I guess I'll just use a fork and accept that it's going to be inefficient and leaky"
The normal paid one (~£15 a month or £150 a year) is still fully ad-free, and can be (officially) shared with "a few friends and family". This looks like a new "pay less but have adverts" subscription option, which is obviously a bit shitty and questionable.
It's a bit pricey, but it's one of the few British news sources without a right wing bias, and we need it to still exist.
It doesn't excuse the privacy paywall though.
Also available on Kobo (Canadian Company) as an e-book. It does contain Adobe DRM though, so you would need to remove that with Calibre if you want to keep it on other devices.
Yeah, but with "RFK Jr" in charge of everything medical, and Donald's age, poor health and probable lack of a vagina, I don't anticipate either the baby or the birthing-parent surviving childbirth.
So when we take the horrific pain, and 0% survival rate into account, perhaps it's more of a "twisted and bleakly sadistic dream' than a nightmare?
Remember, kids:
Nestle are European, but they are still worthy of their own life-long boycott, because they're immoral dickheads.
Controversies of Nestle (Wikipedia)
Sadly, you might find the other mega-corporations are barely better.
Chicken flavoured dry cat food biscuits, I guess? :)
raises his pale, sun-forgotten, semi-transparent hand
"The Scottish and the Northern British, sir"