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Today - overcast and rainy but still around 20COriginally posted by saptastic View Post
I like the algarve. whats it like in the winter ?
Last week - bright, sunny, hot, high 20s
I'm still sitting in shorts & T shirt and dipping in the pool regularly (TMI possibly)
No idea about the real winter months of Dec-Feb though, this is the first time I've been here outside June-Aug period.
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I like the algarve. whats it like in the winter ?Originally posted by Snooky View Post
Portugal. Civilised, warm & sunny (down South at least), good infrastructure. Close enough to get back to the UK very easily. I'm here on a working holiday at the moment, I don't miss the UK one bit.
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Portugal. Civilised, warm & sunny (down South at least), good infrastructure. Close enough to get back to the UK very easily. I'm here on a working holiday at the moment, I don't miss the UK one bit.Originally posted by GitMaster69 View PostName your best pick and why
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France or NL for me - both fantastic, for different reasons. High tax & social contributions, but worth it all-round, I reckon.
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CorrectOriginally posted by NotAllThere View PostFun fact. Iodine tablets only work in protecting you against radioactive iodine - not radiation in general. Nuclear explosions, unlike power plant leaks, don't produce much radioactive iodine.
For general radiation reduction one must use RadAway ideally with Rad Absorption perk
HTH
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Speak for yourself, I'm in the lower half of moderately skilled.Originally posted by SueEllen View PostAnd highly skilled
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Oddly enough I knew that.Originally posted by NotAllThere View Post
Fun fact. Iodine tablets only work in protecting you against radioactive iodine - not radiation in general. Nuclear explosions, unlike power plant leaks, don't produce much radioactive iodine.
Now, may I innerest you in some Cobalt Thorium G?
Looking on the bright side, being the age I am
I've got a fair amount of Strontium 90 in my bones from all those nice atmospheric tests back in the day
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Legalised theft is by definition a contradiction. But yes you run off you the Arabian paradise.Originally posted by ensignia View PostI'm guessing this has something to do with the forthcoming tax hikes and how it's legalised theft, so why not move to the UAE or one of the miserable islands off Great Britain and be done with it?
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