Benfleet A1
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Ive done conferences on vaccine production - and it's much more complex than normal pharmaceuticals...
Not in American films it isn't, takes about 20 minutes. What you playing at Pubey?
Ive done conferences on vaccine production - and it's much more complex than normal pharmaceuticals...
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I've been to the Novartis factories in Switzerland (where the vaccine is made) and it's a painstaking process.
By co-incidence my brother-in law works for one of their main competitors, Aventis.
That's what happens when you do anything like that during half-term MK. It's why I don't go to the cinema during half term. Holidays are exceptions, mainly because my birthday tradition is a film and lunch out and my birthday's at the start of the summer holidays.
Of course. Personally, I'd be bitching on the prices of stuff like that. Last I checked, a bottle of Coke in the National History cost £2.50. That's double what it costs in my local Tesco!
Day trip to the Science Museum. It was absolutely heaving :stunned: Still, nice day out and not as bad a the queues for the Natural History Museum!
Bumped into (literally) Carles Puigdemont, the Catalan president and one of the leaders of the independence movement on my way to work. His bodyguards clearly thought I was a secret assassin sent from Madrid who was intent on doing as much harm as possible.
Diagonal, near Francesc Macia, no idea what he was doing there.Bumped into the bespectacled one where exactly? (Obviously not in Gerona).:winking:
Diagonal, near Francesc Macia, no idea what he was doing there.
Sadly, that is. For London.
Probably spent at least a grand or more on transport in three years living there. Please God let Oyster cards go national. It's so much bloody easier.
Actually, scratch that, spent second year getting taxis back from the Asda with the shopping and that was £25 a pop so probably closer to 2 grand.
Because we were students and only one of us didn't drink/smoke/do drugs/any combination of the above. It took us a year to realise there was an Aldi five hundred yards further up the road!
(And it didn't take me long to realise I could do my own shopping at the Nissa or the One-Stop every week. Which were five hundred yards up the road and thus an easy walk away. Even with a week's worth of shopping. Which, when one lives on pizza, pasta, rice, noodles and sweetcorn, is bloody simple to carry).