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I had it on Chrome and Edge today on a Windows 11 laptop. Tried clearing the cache, it was still a problem. Chrome on Android tablet, trouble, then a little later no problems.
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You've managed to piss off the Welsh, that's in Wales not England.🙂
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“It’ll have to be insulated otherwise the liquid will evaporate and depending on the construction of the tank, a high pressure may develop.” Technically, it's already under high pressure, CO2 can't be liquid unless it's kept at greater than 5 atmospheres. Sorry, being pedantic🙂 A CO2 system also needs to warn people to leave before it activates, it'll asphyxiate them at lower a concentration than is needed to put out a fire. Using it in a club could be dangerous, if they don't hear the warning due to loud music. https://blog.koorsen.com/what-is-a-co2-fire-suppression-system-and-how-does-it-work
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It's also on tedlouis dot com. I don't know if anything happened to the author but the story just stops without endi
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I think autocorrect struck a couple of time. Clock room (cloakroom , unless that really is a room of or for clocks,🤔), and assistance manager rather than assistant manager.
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2 small rest rooms in a busy club with a bar? I foresee long queues of frustrated people. 🙂
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I think that's more 1700s,1800s western Europe , most Romans bathed a lot. Some Romans thought it unhealthy, not the practise, but the fact that the water wasn't changed enough. Apparently medieval people bathed.
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Cancer Sucks--But I Don't!
Paqman commented on FlyOnTheWall's story chapter in Cancer Sucks--But I Don't!
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Late coming to the story. Why do I suspect Alex could be a match?
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No, it's at the edge of the ruins. https://www.chichenitza.com/maps . I remembered that swimming wasn't allowed, which threw me when then went swimming. It's the first one that came up on Google when I searched for a cenote in chichen itza.
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It seems there are two Cenote Sagrado, the one in the ruins you can't swim in. https://cenotesmexico.org/cenote-sagrado/ , for a start you'd need ropes to escape. The other one https://www.eyeflare.com/article/cenote-sagrado-de-chichen-itza/ is nearby (how to confuse people). I was there about 20 years ago, 2 weeks later the roof collapsed, killing swimmers below. Got to climb the pyramid as well.
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can't find an edit , 2000 cubic feet per minute
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holds more than 2.8 cubic feet of water. Technically true , but so does my bath🙂. I can't find a figure for the volume, only the volume per day (which gives a figure of a little under 2000 cubic feet per second). Marcello Mastroianni starred in La Dolce Vita, Fellini directed it.
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No, the Tomb of the Unknown soldier is in memory of World War I, 1918-1921. When? Is this set in a parallel universe with different dates, and if so, what caused that war? Was it the ostrich (Brits will probably get that, Americans , probably not)?
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You can't have a high dungeon, they have to be underground so they're cold, dark and damp, preferably with rats.🙂 Autocorrect strikes again? Dudgeon.
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He sounds eminently qualified to be in charge of press releases/public information/PR etc. in CJ's run for office.
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I hope his card company is Lucan owned. The fraud algorithm will be getting suspicious if he keeps buying stuff all over the world faster than anyone could fly between locations.
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https://theearfultower.com/2018/07/04/did-you-know-there-are-five-statue-of-liberty-replicas-in-paris/
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Brad and Frankenstein, surely Frank-N-Furter?
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They must have been a well off family. Showers were rare in private homes in the UK, a lot (maybe even the majority) of homes didn't have an inside toilet or bathroom. Working class families - tin bath , middle class ,if in metroland (suburbia), probably had a fixed bath.
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Doesn't seem like witness protection, more like a renaming of a child convicted of a serious crime, a bit like John Venables/ Robert Thompson (2 10 year old boys who abducted and killed a 2 year old boy).
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You said earlier to mention any errors. Morels… MORELS? Brandon. Spell-check probably wouldn't pick it up because it is a word, morel is a type of mushroom.
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Autocorrect strikes again? Daventry's a peon.🙂
