The Cambridge University Caving Club toured the caves of the northern hills with an appropriately labelled trailer.

CUCC = STUFF

You've clearly given this some thought, so what's your reasoning?

Different industry constraints require different policy responses, fair enough.

What I do not understand is how we get from 'the state has a claim on an estate containing agricultural land' to 'a special interest tax exemption is the only available policy response'.

I am reminded of the MPhil in computational linguistics where applications from linguists were welcomed... as long as they'd written a compiler in their spare time.

One thing I do like about Hungarian politics: In Budapest, you can actually vote for Christmas!

Before, there was only a nameless bane of my existence. Now I have a name to hate it by. Though I feel that 'drip' rather understates how gross an experience it can be.

I want to say "obviously not", but that reply clearly didn't land as intended, so - my bad, sorry.

If anyone's wondering about 'bad horse':
Gaul:Pferd ~ nag:horse

Well, four cases and two numbers, to be fair :-)

(Yes, you can have more than two, there are two European languages that still have a dual. And a case system. Some find this horrifying, I find it endearing. But then I'm the sort of oddball that thinks that grammars are shiny and interesting. )

This is definitely what the German naturalisation process calls 'an extraordinary feat of integration'. :-D

Click to view = Warn

Take your hate-like and reflect on your life choices!
My poor eyes.

Possibly tangential observation about "bad at maths": Spreadsheets are algebra.
I have startled women realising they can do algebra with spreadsheets.
Frame is sometimes everything, and sexism (and racism) explain a lot.