I'll never understand why some British people feel the need to loudly and obnoxiously rail against the EU, especially post Brexit.
Is your current situation not the utopia you once imagined? Or was/is the idea that the EU must be destroyed at all costs, one taunt at a time, if necessary?
We're all eagerly awaiting the most recent "World survey: the assessment of incompetence and dullness of the para-governmental organizations" report you forgot to link to.
A 120-page manual about good writing practices - and that makes the reader a dull person?
I read through the beginning of the document and it looks good to me. It seems to be a well-written readable document which can be immediately useful for people writing company documentation (such as myself - occasionally I have to pause writing code all day).
I look at the IBM style guide and Microsoft style guide fairly frequently these days. I wonder what does that say about the state of the US economy, politics, and ideology? Exactly the same amount as the EUC Style Guide about the EU, I'd wager.
Reddit is the only social media that falls so low as to regularly display lynchings and beatings on the front page. "JusticeServed", and other cheap justifications for violence. Reddit and Twitter the biggest dumps of the internet.
Oh I agree, what limitations on stock there are, are probably down to Covid and it being winter.
Still, why even have brexit if we're going to do our level best to pretend we're still in the EU as hard as we can. Is being subject to full export restrictions, hammering British businesses, while allowing many European goods to flow in un-checked really the brexit you signed up for?
