To paraphrase Laurie Anderson, "I d[o]n't know whether to laugh, or cry" at the police breaking up a dental rally.
I lean toward cry.
We used to have a good health service once Jer, but over the past few decades, successive administrations have destroyed it!
Thank you fellow Guardians.

Sorry I was away for a couple of days. Big storms with high winds were blowing through Kalifornia. Trees were down all over town and they knocked our power out for a couple of days.
Sorry to hear that John, ho damage to Chateau DF I hope
Kicking off another day with this recovered 93.
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Jack, I think I'd let my teeth rot before I stood in a queue that long!
For most, there isn't even a queue!

Folks are routinely having to pull their own teeth out!

I've just spent a couple of hours looking at dental care packages overseas - sounds great, spending £5-10,000 going on holiday to the dentists!
Good morning Guardians !
Vulcan in my pocket today

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Looks fabulous Steve
Sounds great!
It was absolutely fantastic Barrett, a small pub, with two rooms, full of some of the most interesting characters you might ever meet, the best pint in Sheffield for only 30p, Park Drive behind the bar. I had some of the best nights of my young life there
The Landlord: Fred Woodbine, came home from WWII, and took over from his dad. Ran it with his missus.
Notable regulars: Surrey George, Blond-haired Cath, Red-haired Cath, Young Singh, Old Singh, Tikka, Bob Gilpin, Vic Umpofo, Dave and Maggie Ash, Derek Dishman, Gloria, Mick Thorpe, Vin Tate, Karl Dexter. Alan Parkinson, Maggie Barnes, Chris Mulligan, Big John Allen, I could go on at greater length. Each had a host of stories to entertain a 16 year old lad, who liked old men's boozers, and who most thought was in his mid 20's!
Never!
You’re obviously quite the charmer, Jack.

More like the only regular over 50!

Old men have warned me about what it's like to get old for many years! I will never forget the look of horror on an old feller's face, when he advised me, "NEVER go on a Saga Cruise!!"
Interesting that they’ve got the illustrated non-Lambsfoot knife on the cover of that edition turned the other way round compared to the one I saw at the library the other day. Maybe one of them is the Australian edition.

LOL!

There's a bit of a Lambie knife on the cover of one of Dave Canterbury's books
I think that’s part of the charm in some of those old Barlows.
Definitely
Every time I have to ship something lately, I think I should just get a cheap postal scale and label printer and start doing that bit myself, so I can just drop packages off rather than wait in line.
The last time I had to mail something, a week or two ago, there was only one person working the counter in our little post office, and the lady in front of me had three reusable shopping bags full of packages to mail.
Thankfully she had already paid for shipping and affixed labels on all of them, and was only waiting in line to make sure they all got scanned, which only took a couple minutes.
I am certainly glad that the self-service machines were still in use when I was shipping out all the Guardians' knives, that was one heck of a job!

