It doesn't say what type of establishment is being visited.
Presumably it's a hospital where you'd think they'd be able to bring about a coma.
Sorry. A comma.
At least Waldemar Ĺysiak should feel justified.
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It doesn't say what type of establishment is being visited.
To appreciate fully this photo from Dennis A, you need to know that, in the UK, we drive on the left. So, when we were youngsters at school, it was rammed into us daily that we should stop at the kerb of a two-way street and look right to see the oncoming traffic.
It follows therefore, at least in the minds of Gosport council workers apparently, that, on the other side of the same two-way street, you should look left.
The 'electrician' had one job: to fit a power outlet in Ellie J's old house. And Tom L was there to capture the moment.
In its coverage of the meeting in Ireland between Gerry Adams and Charles Windsor last month, The Washington Post made an interesting observation.