Tory MP Phillip Lee has defected to the Lib Dems, meaning Boris Johnson no longer has a majority.

There is milk in my fridge which I think (and hope) will outlive this government.

FF8 is out on the Switch today. Been playing it at lunch - I forgot how brutal Triple Triad is at the start! The sharper character models look nice too.

Let's pencil in Wednesday with Thursday as a backup.

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Mon Sep 02, 2019 3:20 pm

If Boris feels poorly I'm sure a trip to a private clinic in Switzerland will sort him out in a jiffy.

He may want to venture outside of Europe in that circumstance...

Both my parents and several friends are on long-term medication which has to be taken on regular, specific days, and failure to do so can cause serious complications. Prescriptions can't be stockpiled by patients because you can only order them so far in advance, and obviously there are limits to ho...

That sounds amazing. :lol: You might be interested in this series that's recently been released (or at least 2 of the 4 books have been released to date): https://www.amazon.co.uk/Warriors-Weapons-Adventurers-Dungeons-Dragons/dp/1984856421/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2V611U5OPSBLU&keywords=d%26d+young+adventure...

That's the badger - while it's aimed at players, it's pretty essential if you want to run games as it details how to actually play the game (along with details of races, classes, equipment, spells, etc). I'll DM you the code when I get home. :) The DM's guide is a great read even you don't intend to...

With the discount it should be £12.42 ($15).

I should be fine for any evening this week. Also, if anyone wants to get the digital version of the player's handbook, I have a 50% off voucher - first come, first serve.

I also only just discovered it, and it sounds like it's in my wheelhouse. Will definitely be checking it out.

One of those days where actually reading the question helps.

While I agree with you in principal, I still think catapulting Michael Gove into the sun would be for the greater good.

Kind of pissed off that I can't blame all my problems on wasps anymore.

I’m intrigued as to what will happen next in practical terms, other than parliamentary outrage. A vote of no confidence is perilous - even now I don’t think it would succeed.

I'm not sure what to call it other than an act of tyranny.