As a postie, I'd hate letterboxes not at the front of the house.

Southern Germany, urban, detached: Front door for all visitors, through garage for residents.
Quebec, Canada, urban, flat: There is only a front door.
West Midlands, UK, urban, terraced and semi-detached: Back garden only accessible with key. Rear entrance used for access from garden only.

eBay? Have been lucky so far, never received a dud when buying tech, but YMMV...

Switzerland did have number plates on bikes up to 2011, but they were proof of insurance, not identification. They stopped it, because everybody had public liability anyways and the costs exceeded the benefits de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fahrrad...

Stuttgart 21 have recently posted a video showing a thermite weld on their Facebook page. It's a rather violent reaction. www.facebook.com/reel/1602323...

Wait. Next you tell me that there's no tea in tea cakes!

What? The performative cruelty towards migrants, legal and illegal? The fixation on migration numbers even at the expense of our health care and prosperity? They did seem to find the time to put those in place, even if you claim that they haven't had time to make things actually better.

That, or the scope of HS2 got slightly extended to 100 million miles of track.

I think the figure is missing a factor. $500 per km would be a steal.

But how do you fix it?

What happens if you try making yoghurt without? Do you end up with a tub of spoilt milk?

Oh, that's where all the nice new followers come from! Thanks for sharing!

No, it's not comfortable (for me). Yes, it's nice and warm.

I'm not a car expert, but I think it may be broken.

Boo! I love snow (but I know people get hurt if it snows).

Boo! I love snow (but I know people get hurt if it snows).

Most of the precipitation here has been liquid. If it had been snow from the beginning, that would have been something.

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