Well, let’s hope it’s nothing trivial.

I had this a year or so ago, when I had to have surgery on my eyes and have new artificial lenses put in. They only do it one eye at a time with a long gap in between, and after the first one there was a noticeable difference in colour tone between the two eyes.

Thankfully, once the second one was done, both were back to the same colour tone, but it was a very weird experience having never had it before.

Same here, often 20+ tabs per client, and sometimes working for 6-8 clients at a time. Plus a tab of my own for music/social/news/sport.

They did - the last one was in 1977 though, which really isn’t that long ago!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hamida_Djandoubi?wprov=sfla1

EDIT - wait, you said public beheading. That was in 1939 - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eugen_Weidmann?wprov=sfla1

Would have been interesting to see what happened with alcohol, ecstacy, cocaine, heroin, etc. The last one might have just been a blank square though.

The woman in the thumbnail is just OVERJOYED about this news! :-)

How long though, before simply not having connected features counts against us? Not hard to imagine a future where it’s mandatory in order to get insurance at all.

Members of the public aren’t allowed to shout during PMQs though, just elected members.

I don’t think it’s really a blow for Labour, given their withdrawal of support for their own candidate.

Had they had a normal by-election campaign and still lost to Galloway, then that would be a blow. This is just weird circumstance, and a political opportunist making the most of it.

Wow, what way do YOU play chess?!

Agreed, but not just them, it is also about making sure vaccines are properly available and accessible, the clinics are open when parents are able to get to them (or out of work hours) and that their availability is properly advertised and promoted. It needs to be made as easy as possible for people to get their kids jabbed with as little impact on their daily schedules as possible.

I’ll treasure it always :-)

A horse that was wearing a curple,
Found the sting of a wasp made him hirple,
Said the horse, “I don’t mind”
“But I’m starting to find,”
“That the spot of the sting has turned purple!”

We shouldn’t hate the monarchy, necessarily. We should hate monarchy as a concept.

It’s archaic, it formalises and legitimises unbelievable levels of inequality and elitism, and it gives rise to at least the strong possibility (and in the UK’s case at least, the actuality) of a tiered legal system, with some laws simply not applying to some people because of their position.

It’s a repulsive idea, based on historical might and hereditary right, and with no regard for democracy or equality of all people.

What good to you think will come of getting rid of them?

We’d become a proper modern country where the person who represents the nation is chosen by the nation? We’d move on from a system where who’s up front simply depends on who their mum or dad were? We’d rid ourselves of a system trained with centuries of imperial exploitation, racism and subjugation? We’d open up new tourism opportunities, with the palaces and castles being available for anyone to visit, a la Versailles?

And that’s just off the top of my head.

I think Paris will be a good test case. Could see other cities doing the same if it works, London especially.

Maybe they thought it was Paris, Texas?

So weird! Hope you can find out what it is :-)

EDIT - oh wait, you did!

Could it be a slightly weird handbag? There seems to be another yellow thing just to the left, maybe a shoulder strap?

Of course a Brexit-supporting rag is now complaining when the EU enforces the rules which Brexit means Britons now have to abide by. Caveat emptor you fucking idiots.