"The film also investigates wild claims that, the then, Prince Charles piloted an experimental UFO type craft in 1975"
For some reason I am doubting the credibility of this source
What this country really needs to do right now is make sure that children are as vulnerable to sexual abuse as they can possibly be. Without some level of sex education to teach them what is absolutely not okay for an adult to force them to do they won't know that they should seek help and won't know how to describe what's happening if they do. Ideal for the paedophiles in power and their friends.
Why does this seem to happening regularly for different businesses now?
Pretty much exclusively F**kface.
My partner listens to a variety and I do enjoy the bits I hear of This Paranormal Life though.
It's safe to say that I'm in it for laughs and not much else.
The first game I have a memory of playing is Sonic 2 with the Knuckles cartridge you could piggyback it on, so I guess that, but I was young so it could have just been the most memorable. I remember playing Earthworm Jim around the same time but having no idea how to play it.
More like why not the airport that is literally right next to this section of the A40?
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Leviathan Wakes by James S A Corey
I've watched The Expanse TV series a few times now so it's about time I got round to reading the books. It's no surprise that I'm really enjoying it so far, though it's the first novel I've read in years.
5 or 6 depending on where you draw the line. I had a couple of part time/fixed term jobs as a teenager, then when I dropped out of university I got a job at McDonald's.
Since then I left to work in a factory at an engineering company and I have worked for that company ever since, but I got on an apprenticeship scheme for 5 years and became an engineer.
I have heard that neurodivergent people can switch jobs a lot, however this is probably because most jobs aren't great at supporting us. I am lucky to work somewhere that I feel supported, and it is easy for me to stay where I am.