It’s always the side with the most guns. Or swords. Or sticks with stones tied to the end.

The Dalmation language is used because it’s easy to spot.

If it’s so important, why was it just on the floor with no protection around it?

Are you talking about the sea gull or the man?

Because he looks like Prince George, obviously.

Python programmers also pump Keith full of tranquillisers and you have to indent his legs one at a time to let him walk.

Llmp. It’s Welsh.

Just get an auto with paddle shifters, best of both worlds without having to feel like you’re operating Victorian era machinery. Modern auto boxes change faster than you can, and give better acceleration and economy.

I love driving and passed my test in a manual. I wouldn’t go back now.

Wouldn’t better driving education and testing work just as well, if not better?

We’re going to need a bigger Commodore 64.

At least they’ll have somewhere to show they’re available for work now.

Here you dropped this /s.

I feel the same way about dog poo that hasn’t been picked up and the owners pockets.

Mmmm pigeon pie.

No I don’t, and don’t call me Shirley.

Don’t know why you got downvoted, because that is some very good information. Thanks.

Yes there is. And American English had it too before it was removed because the population needed it simplifiying.

Wait until you find out about the French rules of roundabouts.

That’s London. They have their own rules.

I think there’s people on the London Underground who will grumble and tut if you stand on the wrong side, but I can’t remember as I haven’t been there in years.