I went to a comprehensive in the north of England, and there was a lot of it. I think they mostly died of heroin overdoses, so no way of finding out if they changed their minds 50 years later. The '70s and '80s we're pretty grim up there.

I don't think we need to speculate, because this wasn't a step change, it's been a gradual process going on for decades - the % of gen X affected < % of millennials < % of gen Z, of course, but there are certainly people who've been in this situation for 30 years or more already.

And then councils start using it to assess both, I suppose.

Well, except that the whole premise of the prequels is that earth was seeded by aliens, which is the reason for the expedition there in Prometheus

The Battenbergs are cousins, I think. PPOG and his descendants are House of Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glücksburg

Definitely a two pipe problem

Groom of the Stool reinvented

www.imdb.com/title/tt0059...

They don't even work that well here in Cambridge, from what I hear, despite being both one of the flattest and lowest crime places in the country.

I went to the rapture and nobody there knew you

They're usually run by local branches, but probably the budget approval process will tighten up - there may be some marginal ones, but there are a lot in total around the country.

Other CAMRA beer festivals are still successful, though.

He ran away from university to join the circuit

The Tory vote increased by only 0.8 percentage points (36.1 to 36.9) - not exactly a resounding endorsement by the electorate. They won lots of seats because the Lib Dem vote collapsed

Tasty beverages, I assume

OK, call me a pedant, but it's straitjacket, as in on the strait and narrow, straits of Messina etc.

Paster of Muppets