I am.

I just don’t understand how they can work.

If you don’t use them for every transaction how do they stay synchronised with the bank’s records of how much you have in your account?

When the power is out and the bank can’t check their computer, what’s to stop someone turning up with a bank book that says they have £1 in it and saying that there’s more because they transferred it online before the power went out? Or, of course, the book saying they have more than they do because they took some out before power went out?

So you have to use them every time you use the bank, I’m assuming this also means that these accounts don’t allow you to do any kind of internet or telephone banking.

Presumably even there though they check the details from your book against the computer system, to not only check that the book is accurate and that the branch has enough cash on hand to fulfil your request? The computer system that has had no power for a week.

In that scenario most of the food has gone bad anyway and is stuck in distribution centres as the shops can’t send orders up through the supply chain.

Also, without power most places couldn’t take cash. Tills are computers that do all the maths so the 16 year old serving you doesn’t have to they also track inventory going out.

The cash that there is is stuck in banks because the banks have no way of knowing what money is yours as we haven’t had bank books for like 20 years already.

My parents old cat never seemed to be like this, no real interest in nip.

However he’d spend most days sitting in the honeysuckle they had in the garden occasionally swatting hapless birds that flew in.

Or “fucking freezing init”

Chan - Claudius was the only Roman Emperor to become a Time Lord - Tho

Or he just likes the smell. He’s got the nose for it.

That smile says it all

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wind_power_by_country#/media/File:World_wind_generation_2021.png

But old though.

It’s not the best weather for solar here so I’m very surprised we rank to be honest. Especially given the amount we’ve been ploughing into wind.

By 2023, the UK had over 11 thousand wind turbines with a total installed capacity of 30 gigawatts (GW): 16 GW onshore and 15 GW offshore,[5] the sixth largest capacity of any country.[6]

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wind_power_in_the_United_Kingdom

There’s far right and right. I wouldn’t call them anywhere near centre right.

Oh god of course. I actually don’t know how that slipped my mind.

Eat chocolate eggs, eat hot cross buns, roast dinner (not lamb cause I don’t really like it), couple of glasses of wine.

There’s multiple ways up pronounce it?

Dat a

What a load of tripe

I don’t think that works.

Liberty and security works because in the first panel liberty is using security like you would a guard dog. It’s a tool that then outgrows itself and destroys what should be it’s owner.

Your your adaptation to work there would need to be cases where civility uses low level fashism.

They’re still moving away, it’s just that at the moment the earth is moving towards them.

Something familiar

Something peculiar

Something for everyone—a comedy tonight!

Something appealing

Something appalling

Something for everyone—a comedy tonight!

Nothing with kings

Nothing with crowns;

Bring on the lovers, liars and clowns