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Previously on "Gap in death rates between North and South"
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Chuckled at this news and was questioned at work. The answer?
Oddly for a Jock I was 24 before I had my first deep fried mars bar and it was served in a chip shop in Stratford On Avon.
Still don't reckon I'll see much beyond 60 .....I drink too much wine for it to be good for me
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I was thinking they could move north and then she could kill him with a defence of provocation.Originally posted by SueEllen View PostThat's not fair on Mrs BP.
After his next divorce he should move North.
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Swindon is south of the Thames, but north of the M4. Isn't that going to complicate things?Originally posted by WTFH View PostInstead of building HS2, build a wall going across to divide the grim bits from the south.
I think the Thames would be a good starting point, then continue it along the M4 corridor, making sure that Swindon doesn't accidentally creep into the south.
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Move to the North with the current Mrs BP.Originally posted by BrilloPad View Posthttps://www.theguardian.com/society/...-england-study
Clearly this is not nearly wide enough - how can we make the gap bigger?
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Instead of building HS2, build a wall going across to divide the grim bits from the south.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostClearly this is not nearly wide enough - how can we make the gap bigger?
I think the Thames would be a good starting point, then continue it along the M4 corridor, making sure that Swindon doesn't accidentally creep into the south.
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Gap in death rates between North and South
https://www.theguardian.com/society/...-england-study
Clearly this is not nearly wide enough - how can we make the gap bigger?Tags: None
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