u/mizumena_

The depression doesn't go,it just hides better.

Invite him in, offer him a drink and then move on.

Nobody riots better than the French. Revolution is in their blood.

It's a bit more unknown but the album Departure songs by We Lost the Sea.

Its a mostly instrumental album and each song is focused on a disaster or individuals end. As grim as that sounds it is hauntingly beautiful to listen to. It's surprisingly calming.

Anything by Bob Marley, he just had such a gifted and calming voice.

So if you had a cemetery of these, would it be classed as a dead forest?

Might be able to get one from shakeaway in town.

Six months?! My dude, I wish I had the spare cash to buy like you. That's insane.....and I'm pretty jealous.

Now you just need to find the time to read it all.

Inside job. Not on the list but I'd say Final Space

Each piece has a different style of signature, surely they would be consistent.

Isn't there a lantern that is basically a living volcano without a head? Does that count?

Nice, now you just need another shelf for the 2000AD collection!

American History X and the curb stomp.

Do not go gentle into that goodnight, rage rage against the dying of the light.

Don't go for something expensive as your insurance will be high enough anyway.

I would say aim for something under £2000 with some wear to it as the chances of scraping and denting is pretty high the first couple of years when driving without supervision.

Might be best to get put on your parents insurance if possible to drive their car supervised for more experience.

As for garages, there are plenty around but it depends on what you want to spend. I'd recommend Cattedown Trade Centre which is where I got my car from. They don't negotiate on prices but have a number of cheaper cars in their lot suitable for first time drivers which you can test drive pretty quickly. No appointments needed when I was there.

All cars are serviced before being sold and when I bought mine they offered three years free mot if you take it to their garage. I've found them pretty reasonable. All of their stock are listed on their website so search that before going for a look physically.

Driving is expensive for newbies so at this point I would say focus on your lessons more than a car unless you're close to your test date. It's up to you though, its going to be a huge change in your life which opens a lot of doors. Just don't waste your money on insane insurance prices and a car if you still have months to go.

Also, make sure to do your theory test if you do get a car for more.practice, it helps implant the driving knowledge in your head, especially form hazard perception.

Yeah, we'll thats just like your opinion man.

Good choice.

Like mass effect?

That's insane. Me and my wife just had a baby through an unplanned C section which caused us to stay in hospital for close to a week. If we were in the U.S we would have been bankrupt big time.

Damm, he's good? I never thought to push him past 50.i need to max him out!

The long wait times do suck but that is something I'd gladly deal with compared to going bankrupt after falling ill.

Isn't it like a 1000 dollars just for an ambulance to take you to hospital in the U.S? It'd be cheaper to die i think .

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I hope you make a comic or something because your art style is epic.

Wait, are you telling me Santa isn't real?! What else have I not been told?!

There was a trip to the Alps planned for the higher years which I put a deposit in for what would be a week long trip of skiing and trekking only to be told a week later it was cancelled which sucked but I thought oh well, shit happens.

Three months later I find out that the group did go, they just forgot to tell me it had been rebooked. Felt so betrayed because it looked awesome from the photos. Fell out without friends because of it when they said "oh, thought we told you. Nevermind"

Catch 22 covers bits of the Italian campaign but its not the main focus. Still worth watching though.