Getting Strait to the point, doubtful.
It's our time.
Hey, big spender…
Off Topic And Now for Something Completely Different
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Hey, big spender…
My thoughts exactly…Certainly not a man of distinction.
It's our time.
After days of record-breaking temperatures around Europe, officials have warned people to adjust their behaviour - even fit, young people - as health services report a sharp rise in life‑threatening emergencies.
In London, the ambulance service faced its busiest day on record this week, with cardiac arrests up nearly a third, and is urging people to drink responsibly and avoid exercise outside.
Parisians, meanwhile, will be restricted from drinking alcohol in public from noon through the night on both Friday and Saturday.
Extreme heat puts immense physical strain on the body - made worse if you are dehydrated from drinking alcohol - with the heart pumping harder and faster to cool you off.
Even young and fit urged to skip runs and too many beers in heatwave
Cardiac arrests have gone up during very hot weather, and it's not just among the elderly and frail, experts are warning.
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On the other hand
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Frozen food packer takes Newport company to tribunal after claiming it was too cold
Gabriella Bolohan originally said the cold conditions could "make her heart stop" if she continued.
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Well given beer is typically 90-95% water, you may well be onto something!
But if it causes your heart to pump faster surely that’s what people, and they do exist, who ‘exercise’ (I believe it’s called) try to do to get healthyAfter days of record-breaking temperatures around Europe, officials have warned people to adjust their behaviour - even fit, young people - as health services report a sharp rise in life‑threatening emergencies.
In London, the ambulance service faced its busiest day on record this week, with cardiac arrests up nearly a third, and is urging people to drink responsibly and avoid exercise outside.
Parisians, meanwhile, will be restricted from drinking alcohol in public from noon through the night on both Friday and Saturday.
Extreme heat puts immense physical strain on the body - made worse if you are dehydrated from drinking alcohol - with the heart pumping harder and faster to cool you off.
Even young and fit urged to skip runs and too many beers in heatwave
Cardiac arrests have gone up during very hot weather, and it's not just among the elderly and frail, experts are warning.
Therefore as long as you don’t overdo it then surely drinking in the sun is the same as going to the gym?!
I’m going to be fit as **** soon!
After the social media ban in Australia it now reported that 85% have already found a way round the ban.
The others are still happy sucking on farleys rusks and amuse themselves by peeing on their parents while having their nappies changed.
No more than most of us got around drinking and smoking 'underage' 'bans', though hopefully not starting younger than no restrictions
Something needed to be done, not sure if this is the 'answer' maybe part of, but...
We are the product...
Something needed to be done, not sure if this is the 'answer' maybe part of, but...
We are the product...
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