Ah I see, possibly from an episode of Flying Circus or they did stand up shows as well.

Read the title :)

The Orville, brilliant TV show. Basically Star Trek TNG, so much so I'm unsure how they get away with some of it!

I think you'd see the sweat as condensation on the inside though?

We've had a lot of it this winter though

Exactly!

But surely she should learn that actions have consequences from actions she has independently decided to make, not ones which her father who I imagine she trusts has encouraged her to make?

I've never seen it! Going to look out for it now, can the bag be recycled, I'm on a bit of an anti plastic push courtesy of Sir David

Do we??

I love this clip but I don't get the link between it and the original post?!

Dodecahedron is part of it which is also a very good word to say on its own

I concur. Rhombicosidodecahedron is probably my favourite word though.

That's why oblong is a better word, also, it's fun to say.

Ah you're missing out :-P

No, bath/shower and after enjoy the movie style "I've been melodramatically crying" look without the redness and snotty nose before easiest makeup removal ever.

I knew about the sunburn, didn't know it was the UV that damaged books, good to know.

You overestimate how often we get sunlight like that in the UK.

As I said I don't think either of us will 'get' the other person's viewpoint. To me, lots of people who can't prioritise healthcare are valuable members of society who I would like to keep alive and healthy and I don't mind my taxes going towards that.
To you, it's an each for their own world where people exist independently from society, apart from when they're providing services such as teaching, maintaining roads or in the emergency services. (Tongue firmly in cheek for my interpretation of your view by the way!)

Nope, he had a girlfriend and two stepsons

Clearly not in all cases because we wouldn't see stories like the one in the picture

Health care goes beyond the individual, unless you are a hermit with no family and no job.