Be humble, apologetic and polite. Explain the facts, don’t offer opinions.
Be humble, apologetic and polite. Explain the facts, don’t offer opinions.
If you were caught with the blade visible in public, you could be arrested. I also carry a leatherman, and ensure it is never visible.
It is probably the most telling demonstration of the terrible state of our current society, that one of the largest corporations on earth, which got where it is today by providing accurate information, is now happy to knowingly provide incorrect, and even dangerous information, in its own name, an not give a flying fuck about it.
Anybody who is surprised by this is either hugely naive, knows nothing about previous British military tactics or has been under a rock for the last 40 years.
A colleague of mine cannot allow beans to touch some other foods on their plate. So in an English breakfast for example, they require some kind of bean barrier, such as a sausage, to prevent the beans from touching other elements of food on their plate. I find this weird.
I have open fires in my house, it was built in the 1840s so yes.
This is very common in the uk, though in many places smokeless replacements for coal are legally required.
I wanted to name my daughter Fenchurch, but my wife wouldn’t agree. Daughter is 16 now. Still call her Fenchurch.