she scrapped with some other rn personnel so technically she has fought in the navyI can't imagine there have been that many big naval battles since 2010 anyway, so "fought" is a strange choice of verb.
The do you know who I am sideAnd doesn't say which side she was on.
I can't imagine there have been that many big naval battles since 2010 anyway, so "fought" is a strange choice of verb.
Lizzie Trussie.What’s the female version of Walter?
Thanks for explaining. Makes sense. Sorry for being an impatient arseNew posters who add links to their posts are automatically out into a moderation queue to prevent spamming. This site is run by unpaid volunteers so I'd say 2 hours isn't a bad wait at all.
Waltress, I suppose.What’s the female version of Walter?
So, raised blood pressure during an unprecedented heatwave. Ambulance service overwhelmed and hospitals barely coping. Not a good idea. No telly for me.Believe round 2 is tonight on ITV
In a surprise development last night a survey of 850 Tory members put Badenoch in the lead on 31%, with Truss second on 20%, Mordaunt third on 18%, Sunak fourth on 17% and Tugendhat fifth on 10%. The survey for the ConservativeHome website was taken yesterday after Friday’s Channel 4 TV debate.
While Tom Tugendhat won the public opinion poll after last night’s debate, this is a race that will be decided by Tory members – and they seem to have a new winner (for now at least). A new ConservativeHome poll has seen Penny Mordaunt knocked off the top spot by Kemi Badenoch – who now has a double-digit lead. In a rapidly-moving contest, it’s quite significant. LINK
Given how regularly the Tory party has managed to surprise us with its stupidity, I'd say that there's every chance of Badenoch grabbing it...The membership has shifted somewhat!
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Bit of a shock with the amount of support for Badenoch, and if Sunak and Mordaunt end-up on the ballot paper, it could go either way.
They're all just winging it, aren't they?
Based on just watching the few clips from the first debate on the news, Badenoch seemed like the most out of her depth candidate - interesting she's the most popular with members.Bit of a shock with the amount of support for Badenoch, and if Sunak and Mordaunt end-up on the ballot paper, it could go either way.