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So it's the government and not the mass of individuals who have driven the move to cashless? I remember the days when I wrote a cheque each month for my credit card then stuck a stamp on an envelope and posted it to the credit card company. Never again. Thirty seconds to do it on an app.

I got some cash out of a machine a couple of days ago, because I had run out of the £50 I got out a year ago. Cash only needed if the tech fails, which tbf, it does. Had to use cash when Sainsbury's IT crashed a couple of months back.

There's a series right there. Why are there bars in Parliament?

This is more like it. A good old traditional tory degenerate resignation. None of this hanging on, denying or deflecting. If only they were all like this when caught with their hand in the till/trousers around ankles/lying/abusing others (delete as appropriate). Well done sir...

Ah! The days when the serfs knew their place. Being worked to death on starvation wages. Good times.

Even the Mail is having a pop. A self-respecting people would have had a revolution by now. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-13425951/uk-map-contaminated-water-devon-cryptosporidium.html?ito=native_share_article-nativemenubutton

Fixed that for you :sneaky:

AA is getting itself ready for sale to Bilton isn't it? Ditching dog projects must be a pre-requisite.

So long as share holder value is protected we're golden.

Who gave Pulis et al the job? Look there.

Every high street lined with god-awful fast food shops.

Cash.

Game over.

Bloody hell. The Norwich 'keeper must have money on Leeds.

Leeds player wearing gloves. In the middle of May. The game's gone. SMH.

That, and Big Foot eat them.

The operation was successful but the patient didn't survive :sneaky:

Bloke on the radio this morning said accuracy of decisions has increased to something like 86% compared to about 10% less before VAR. And it has made the game so, so much worse as to be unwatchable.

Used to be a bloke at work who swore there was a big cat roaming on the Moors. I think he was serious.