A voting bloc notorious for its consporeacy theories.Mycodemocratic Punnitarian Party
You're welcome to join, but you might be put off by the hyphae.A voting bloc notorious for its consporeacy theories.
Yeah, Tory candidates either putting 'Conservative' in tiny letters on their leaflets or not mentioning their party affiliation at all has become a pretty common practice in recent years.I'm in a swing seat that polls suggest is going back to Labour. Our current Tory MP has been driving round in a clapped out defender this week with a load of slogans on the side trying to drum up support. It's not going well.
His flyers that came through the door said conservative only once, in a tiny font on the back.
Tbh he seems alright and did actually help us out during the passport panic a couple of years ago, but there's no chance he stays in. They haven't even bothered going round fixing the potholes like they normally would in the run up to election, so I think they must know it as well.
Weird how potholes became a national problem emblematic of but not restricted/ltd to anywhere specific
These electric cars are getting heavier and heavier. The batteries weigh a ton. Seems pretty shortsighted to save one part of the environment only to destroy another.Tarmac generally has a half life of about fifteen years if its your driveway i think, maybe less if it's been put in by your travelling salesman type. Some of the roads round by me look like they were put in by Jesus himself
Water washes away soft material lying beneath the tarmac. Manuel de Landa wrote extensively on this.I don't understand how potholes happen. Aren't roads built on solid ground rather than the air?