Since it migrated to the new address it's completely unusable. You get one question answered then all other queries are refused with a prompt to upgrade.
It's unusable like this. I'm not going to pay for a service that is unavailable or I can't try out thoroughly.
Like many I was caught in the railway meltdown in Manchester. Seeing it was not looking good i stratgised with staff on how to escape town and get closer to home. Randomly a woman heard me talking about walking to the bus station as she too was heading to Liverpool and asked to tag along. We had a friendly talk on the way and it turns out she was recently bereaved. As a widower myself of some years we connected in the processing of grief while purchasing National Rail bus tickets. Luckily we caught the last seats. We were split up on the bus but I ended up sitting next to a retired and extremely well travelled history professor and we shared exotic travel stories as the bus battled traffic.
Yes, rail meltdown is no fun but I had excellent conversations with people I'd never have met if it wasn't for this railway calamity.
Good spirits during travel troubles yield its own rewards.
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The general area north of Manchester Victoria and around Strangeways prison remains quite rundown, with closed factories, disused warehouses and a smattering of industrial businesses. Meanwhile the surrounding areas are being massively redeveloped with high rise flats and stuff like that. Seeing as this area is so close to the city centre, you'd think it would be rife for redevelopment.
Or is it a case that people don't want to build next to the prison? or perhaps the developers just haven't gotten around to it yet?
I'm thinking about setting up a small business in that area and am just wondering what's going on there before I commit.
Anyone know?
Local UK political races traditionally include joke candidates from made up parties and they are a fun way to liven up politics. However there's a very prominent politician who has called an election for political reasons and all the other serious politicians aren't standing serious candidates. So the main rival against this serious and quite contraversial politician is non other than Count Binface. And the best part is not only is Count Binface making use of AI space heroes in his campaign, he's currently leading in the polls! If you want a laugh, Google count Binface and Farage in Clacton race.