Any lawyer would argue that a fair trial is not possible if these pages were published and the press ran multiple articles on the topic. They would be right, too. It’s shitty, but if we want these people to do time, publishing is not the best option.
Absolutely - they can be used as evidence before the courts. If the press has already declared someone guilty, a fair trial is no longer possible.
That’s 18th century English. Try “Doth my leuedy fallen in swoughes? Let hire malis be yvoided with a meke stone of peche”
(Quite a fight with auto correct to get that in…) (Yes, I used ChatGPT)
Would a fair trial be possible if they were published?
Also similar to “alternative medicine”. Yeah, that shit was every bit as dumb as we think it was.
It’ll definitely take a detour via Würzburg and take 3 hours longer than scheduled.
Sure, it will. In the middle of nowhere due to ‘engineering work’.
Damn, I had money on him bouncing up and down on his bed.
Most have a manual mechanism to operate them from the inside. Mine are a bit fancy - theyhave a motor and a remote control.
Maybe this is a weird European thing, but my metal blinds are outside, so yes, they are very effective at reflecting radiated heat away. The triple glazing does a decent job blocking convected heat and last but not least good quality curtains to block any conducted heat that makes it through. It’s never going to be 100%, but I’m confident it’s 100% better than yoghurt!
Maybe my understanding of blinds is wrong, but the ones on my window get pretty close to completely dark. Add a decent curtain (with insulation and blackout) on the inside, and I can keep the flat comfortable passively.
Whatever else you do, close the damn windows and doors during the day, and fling them wide open as soon as its cooler.
I’m really not impressed by Tony’s chocolate: it’s too sweet and not dark enough. I’m used to 80%+ and I always look for the lowest sugar content option.
AZ said they want to move to the New York stock market last week…
Isn’t that just an annual holiday? Don’t you get those in the U.S.?
I’ve been to Mumbai, and 1km is fine for us Europeans, but depending on their location, it can be a life-threatening experience due to the intense traffic, pollution and heat.
Which is why we need to nationalise rail at the EU level IMHO