@Nigel_Farage There’s a huge range of what constitutes “assault”, and a huge range of potentially mitigating factors.
You also weren’t an MP when this happened.
@RusGarbageHuman@JayDeeEl4@LozzaFox I’ll explain this one for you too. This MP I saying that British people should be actively prioritised. He is not saying that they are currently de-prioritised. He is certainly not suggesting the govt is actively trying to suppress white briths.
@RusGarbageHuman@JayDeeEl4@LozzaFox We’re off to a good start Re (lack of) comprehension. This graph explicitly excludes “natives” (it says it on the graph). Also, and mainly, my understanding is that social housing is based on economic/family needs. Not with the intention of reducing white births.
@RusGarbageHuman@JayDeeEl4@LozzaFox Please explain what measures have been imposed to reduce white British births with the express *intention* of destroying part of the white British ethnic group? If you can.. I’m guessing your writing is as subnormal as your comprehension.
@GreenTrolled @SueSuezep #2 that’s not how tax bands work. The relief applies up to £1.5m (on this example), so a farm worth £1.5m pays ZERO tax. A farm worth £2m (as in Dan Neidle’s example) would pay £100k IHT tax, ie, 20% of £500k.
@GreenTrolled @SueSuezep I think you’ve misunderstood two things. #1 Treasury isn’t inaccurate, their figures are different. The treasury is interested is how many farmers will *actually* be affected (i.e., farmers likely to die and so IHT will be due). NFU refer to all farms above a certain value.
@MichelleMone Ironic that you’re criticising Dan Neidle for an impressive and legitimate career in law, when your husband earned an order of magnitude more money through at best shady and at worst criminal means.
@MichelleMone I think that you don’t understand at a basic level what tax advisors/lawyers do. A large part of it is the opposite of ‘tax avoidance’ advice. They advise what tax liabilities entities *do* have to ensure that those entities are compliant with the law.
@4lm4c3 @Quayt01 @HeshComps@HumansNoContext The point is that the order of operations, left to right, ALWAYS matters. Multiplication and division are equivalent operations. They are literally the same, ie \2 is the same as *0.5. It’s arbitrary, don’t let the notation get in the way of order.
6… /2… *3
=6.. *0.5.. *3
= 9
@4lm4c3 @Quayt01 @HeshComps@HumansNoContext It’s not bait, there is a correct answer, which is nine.
Consider this, to teach schoolchildren maths you have to come up with a mnemonic. Some use BODMAS, others PEMDAS. One letter has to come first, which is sadly misleading. It should really be P(E)(M/D)(A/S).
@RDH_tweets@glyndebourne Thanks - this was actually the first thing I did, but the lines are closed on weekends… I got some in the end, just for a completely different day and opera!
@glyndebourne your under 30s booking does not seem to be working. I’ve gone through the process exactly as described, with the promo code, and the full price remains. Please can you help?
@fesshole She’s got it right. She clearly has had the same thing that happened to me: running for a train and your bag slowly unzips itself and your laptop falls out.
@francesweetman The most stupid part was ‘more variation within than between sexes’, I.e., the average male and female skull are less diverse than the most diverse same-sex skulls. Duhh. The average pain au chocolat looks more like the average sloth than the most diverse pair of croissants
@DanNeidle I once (totally innocently) announced, while holding armfuls of shopping, that I ‘didn’t have enough hands’. I was standing opposite an acquaintance who was born with only one hand.
@jimseven The roast level aspect is the interesting part for me. How much caffeine is actually in the roasted bean? How significant is porosity? Maybe also it’s a solubility thing, e.g, if dark roasts contain less highly water-soluble compounds, caffeine would be more readily dissolved.