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I wonder this, also. They pay Spads for what?

Yes, that's an added bonus.

That's the point, I remember none of the German.

Probably because computers have more and more influence. If information and requirements are fed into a computer the result will be the same no matter whose computer it is.

I found the problem before was intermittent heating - I had no rust until I installed a pot belly stove.

Déja vu all over again.:LOL:

An extension of that - electric cars have phenomenal acceleration - I wonder how people who hire a car once in a blue moon deal with that?

Slightly off tack - I went out with a girl 50 Years ago whose family were Londoners. I was moaning one day about the number of awful caravan drivers on the roads, and made the comment that many people probably hired them for the two weeks of their holidays. Oh, said her father, it's worse...

I remember the latin, but the German O level was a total waste of time. I could have done Greek instead and wish I had.

I always remember a very late night conversation in a bar between university bigwigs in the late '90's, discussing the setting up of Falmouth University. One said you're OK for your courses, aren't you? They need 2 Bs and and a C to get on them. Yes, said the other, I just wish they could...

Physician, heal thyself.

I'd be looking at a small dehumidifier rather than a heater.

I seem to remember Archdale being mentioned before...

It was reported in other papers as well - you wouldn't expect to find it in your favourite rags, though, would you?

https://www.ukworkshop.co.uk/threads/folkstone-fixings-ffx-placed-into-administration.149369/post-1760182

11 - 12 years ago.

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Mine were graded in 1970. An interesting observation was made in a letter in The Times a few years ago - when O levels were introduced they were deemed suitable for the top 20% of the population. Now degrees are deemed suitable for the top 50%. Human intelligence hasn't changed much in...