Blimey, maybe their production quality varies based on which factory it was built in (or Euro NCAP have better quality control regs), the one I’ve been in was lovely!
Imagine having the audacity to kick up a fuss because you have you to follow the same laws as everyone else. “Oh but this farm has been in my family for generations”, yes, the hording of generational wealth is exactly the problem that inheritance tax is supposed to address!
Ah, so it’s a classic case of the wealthy using their influence to say “look out, they’re coming for you!” to the poor in order to get them up do their dirty work for them?
Well we’ll have to circle back to this later
Everyone circlejerks about this online but every IRL owner I’ve actually spoken to say it’s the best car they’ve ever owned.
Really? Not “blue sky”, one of the toddler’s favourite things to identify?
Quick, someone print out and photocopy this photo
It was very popular in the mid-2000s but I don’t think I’ve heard anyone use it since then. I’d say somewhere in the middle.
“As the crow flies” is a pretty common expression on this very isle
Maybe. There’s also “The Commonwealth” which includes them but which the USA explicitly opted out from (by gaining independence from the British Empire before it was cool).
Interesting. I’d probably call that “the anglosphere”, Anglo-Saxon is specifically the pre-Norman-conquest residents of what is now England.
I hate that it’s apparently the edgelord opinion to think bringing a child into a world where they will suffer is a bad thing. Anyone having a child is either a victim, an idiot, or a sociopath.
Do you use it differently to “English”?
Anglo-Saxon cultural elements
You did your best to stamp those out back in 1066
Does the USA just let anyone become in charge of large areas of the country? Like you don’t need to be an elected official or anything?
Were they dumb?
Yes.
Steven Seagal is the opposite for me, if he’s in it I know I’m about to enjoy a shitfest