Re: I can't get the video to work
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"I just spent a meal trying to define what a "pudding" was to a French colleague = a Yorkshire pudding is a pudding, and a blood sausage is a pudding and a chocolate cake is a pudding?"
Blood sausage is pudding
Chocolate cake is a cake, or dessert
I realise that in the UK, 'pudding' is the term for 'dessert'...
" he complained about how unfair it was that its not a jury trial.... when he turned down the offer of a jury trial in the first place......"
He didn't turn down the option of trial by jury, his stupid lawyers (you get the lawyers you deserve?) forgot to tick the 'trial by jury' box
"Trump is crass, vulgar and makes stuff up on the spot (and then claims he was only joking) but he's clearly got his marbles still."
Eh...
he thought he ran against Obama “with Obama, we won an election that everyone said couldn’t be won.”
he thought Biden would lead USA into WW2 “we would be in World War II very quickly if we’re going to be relying on” Biden.
he confused Niki Haley with Nancy Pelosi, with regard to security on Jan 6th “Nikki Haley, you know they, do you know they destroyed all of the information, all of the evidence, everything, deleted and destroyed all of it. All of it, because of lots of things like Nikki Haley is in charge of security. We offered her 10,000 people, soldiers, National Guard, whatever they want. They turned it down. They don’t want to talk about that. These are very dishonest people,”
he thought E Jean Carrol was his dead ex-wife, when in court, he was shown a photo of him, his second wife, E Jean Carrol and her husband
The guy is a moron
Don't forget to seperate the floor that the turntable rests on from the rest of the house, with its own foundation!
Also, what about the power cables that feed supply to the house itself...?
Factor in the age of the listener, and the fact that your ability to hear top end frequency decreases with age
Audiophile hifi is a perfect example of the law of diminishing returns, if ever there was one.
First created in Ireland, whiskey if it is produced in Ireland, whisky if produced anywhere else.
(although the Yanks may spell their stuff whiskey, as they aren't too concerned about naming conventions - see their use of the word champagne for the sparkly wine they produce)