The great unwashed of this country used to go to Spain and avoid the local cuisine in favour of a fry-up. Now they can't live without a fucking Gregg's for a fortnight.
The great unwashed of this country used to go to Spain and avoid the local cuisine in favour of a fry-up. Now they can't live without a fucking Gregg's for a fortnight.
Going to Hell in a handcart.
There's a lovely lass here who runs an English bakery
I pop in at least once a week. Always buy healthy sarnie and a nice pie
The New York Police Department bulldozed more than 200 scooters, mopeds, and motorbikes in Staten Island on Tuesday as part of the city's crackdown on illegal and unregistered bikes.
The NYPD said at least 5,700 'dangerous illegal vehicles' had been seized so far since the start of 2026, a 10% increase compared to the same period in 2025.
It comes after a 7-month-old was killed by a stray bullet in a drive-by shooting in Brooklyn on 1 April, where the suspects fled the scene on an illegal moped.
Horse wrote: Sat May 16, 2026 8:39 am
The New York Police Department bulldozed more than 200 scooters, mopeds, and motorbikes in Staten Island on Tuesday as part of the city's crackdown on illegal and unregistered bikes.
It comes after a 7-month-old was killed by a stray bullet in a drive-by shooting in Brooklyn on 1 April, where the suspects fled the scene on an illegal moped.
“We couldn’t get the gun, or the suspect, but don’t worry - we got the moped”.
Horse wrote: Sat May 16, 2026 8:39 am
The New York Police Department bulldozed more than 200 scooters, mopeds, and motorbikes in Staten Island on Tuesday as part of the city's crackdown on illegal and unregistered bikes.
It comes after a 7-month-old was killed by a stray bullet in a drive-by shooting in Brooklyn on 1 April, where the suspects fled the scene on an illegal moped.
“We couldn’t get the gun, or the suspect, but don’t worry - we got the moped”.
The Mirror wrote:37 stone dad told to buy two plane tickets ends up with one in row 17 and one in row 19
It is one of many everyday frustration facing the 43-year-old, whose struggle with weight began with an industrial accident. When Les Price recently flew to Ireland he had to pay for two seats – because he weighs 37st. Unfortunately, the airline’s policy on people weighing over 20st didn’t ensure a smooth ride. The seats weren’t even next to each other.“When I finally got on the plane one seat was an aisle seat and the other was by the window, in a three-seat row. “On the way back from Ireland one seat was in row 17 and the other in row 19!”
The Mirror wrote:37 stone dad told to buy two plane tickets ends up with one in row 17 and one in row 19
It is one of many everyday frustration facing the 43-year-old, whose struggle with weight began with an industrial accident. When Les Price recently flew to Ireland he had to pay for two seats – because he weighs 37st. Unfortunately, the airline’s policy on people weighing over 20st didn’t ensure a smooth ride. The seats weren’t even next to each other.“When I finally got on the plane one seat was an aisle seat and the other was by the window, in a three-seat row. “On the way back from Ireland one seat was in row 17 and the other in row 19!”
The Mirror wrote:37 stone dad told to buy two plane tickets ends up with one in row 17 and one in row 19
It is one of many everyday frustration facing the 43-year-old, whose struggle with weight began with an industrial accident. When Les Price recently flew to Ireland he had to pay for two seats – because he weighs 37st. Unfortunately, the airline’s policy on people weighing over 20st didn’t ensure a smooth ride. The seats weren’t even next to each other.“When I finally got on the plane one seat was an aisle seat and the other was by the window, in a three-seat row. “On the way back from Ireland one seat was in row 17 and the other in row 19!”
The Mirror wrote:37 stone dad told to buy two plane tickets ends up with one in row 17 and one in row 19
It is one of many everyday frustration facing the 43-year-old, whose struggle with weight began with an industrial accident. When Les Price recently flew to Ireland he had to pay for two seats – because he weighs 37st. Unfortunately, the airline’s policy on people weighing over 20st didn’t ensure a smooth ride. The seats weren’t even next to each other.“When I finally got on the plane one seat was an aisle seat and the other was by the window, in a three-seat row. “On the way back from Ireland one seat was in row 17 and the other in row 19!”
