A pretty happy day then.
One thing Mr Huhne; if, by some remote chance, you do get banged up, not that we're presuming your guilt of course, don't fall for that old lags line, "Yo, Chris, wanna come to my cell an' see some windmills?"
Nothing else to say. Well, one thing. Mr Dave, remember us? The people? At present, the cold people? You do? Then please go find a grownup, from the real world, to manage our energy policies. Not too much to ask is it? Thank you, with forlorn hope.
Caratacus, thanks for the link and love your comment. As for the closing line; …but perhaps a small measure of schadenfreude may be in order? Tow things Sir; I've never seen the point of small measures and I'm not a great lover of German wines, but I'll sure have a large Scotch while I take a moment to delight in his misfortune.
With that last post, along with comments from Caratacus and Giolla Decair, I couldn't help but be drawn to this classic clip…
Quote; Lucius Annaeus Seneca.
"A gem cannot be polished without friction, nor a man perfected without trials."
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Nothing wrong with sack cloth trousers. AND they had 6 inch turn-ups to trap maximum water, snow, soil etc.
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