No body of water has ever frozen. All that happens is the top few inches of a body of water might freeze, but that’s not where the heat is.

I was once told by someone who ran a council rubbish collection function, that missed collection notifications on a route when they ran a trial electric truck went up. A decent number of people apparently use the loud noise as a prompt to put their bins out, so the EV actually prompted complaints!

*illegal mopeds*

Strong Enterprise-D vibes off this. Not a compliment 38 years down the line.

Aye - it’s too easy to walk, cycle, drive, angry. And being the opposite just seems to make people angrier. Weird times.

I no longer cycle in central London - and walking there is bad enough now too. Been rear ended by other cyclists at red lights too many times. Also scraped by a Lime bike rider in Borough High street last month going straight through a red light on a pelican crossing.

Is there a sub-question on time of day?

So in a world where installed capacity doubles every year, producing twice as many as necessary gives you six months inventory. Add in 4-6 weeks shipping and the risk of some helmschump blocking a canal or something and suddenly that level starts to look prudent…

OMG. Botched from the start. And that’s nothing to do with the parties now trying to get it done on a permanent hospital pass. Classic case of common sense getting battered by ideology. Well, you chumps, here we are. And yes - involved early on. Got censured for withering looks in meetings.

His discovery and exploitation of Boris Becker’s serving “tell” is one of most astounding (to me, anyway) pieces of pro sport talent insight. Amazing competitor.

‘Large number theory’ - every time you see a large number, ask yourself, “is it?” Less than £100k per school. Basic superficials only on sites of that size. No rebuilds.

That is clearly James Nesbitt