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You have sweet potato's in cans? That sounds awful.are they pre-cooked? I don't understand why?
Poor mykel felps
Heat gun on the battery, that sounds fun
Hell yea, great game to play with the kids
If by traffic, you mean the flow of traffic will increase, then yea, of course because if you remove obsticles and increase capacity, then more cars can use it instead of travelling through small villages and clogging up their roads.
If you mean building more capacity and removing junctions in the middle of nowhere where there is a bottleneck of traffic because of poor road layouts and a world heritage site will cause more traffic jams, I'd love to see that study. That's pretty a niche study, and I'd imagine the people protesting this tunnel would appreciate seeing it.
If there were a train route along the a303 this may be true. It's also not building an extra Lane the whole route, most of the route is a 2 Lane dual carriageway, this section is not, it gets gridlocked as the roads struggle with it going from 2 lanes to 1 Lane, this is a rural route, everyone already drives anyway.
I'm not defending the building of the tunnel as I no longer need to use it, I couldn't care less. But saying that building the tunnel won't make a difference is completely wrong here as the traffic is not caused because the roads cannot handle the traffic, it's caused because it's a single lane road next to a world heritage monument that everyone slows down to look at it. Building a tunnel will improve the area around the monument and will stop idiots from stopping to take pictures on a single lane road. The extra lane will also prevent the bottleneck caused by going from 2 lanes down to one.
It might fix everyone slowing down to a crawl as they go past Stonehenge though. The a303 is a dual carriageway that goes down to 1 Lane past stone henge, the new tunnel would stop the bottleneck that happens as it goes past stonehenge, if having a busy road that goes past Stonehenge hasn't affected it's world heritage status, then changing that to a tunnel shouldn't affect it either, if anything it will improve the aesthetics as all you can hear there is the road.
The main question should be, could this money be better spent? The answer is obviously yes.
Read the article, he was not referencing the UK, he was advising them how to get more backing from western countries.
That's useful, hopefully you get it, having a boxing community is the thing I miss most about that other place.
Both could go either way quite easily to be fair, I'm gonna go with the 2 Brits so we can sort up the superfight in Wembley, but that's probably wishful thinking.
This is heavyweight boxing though, so the chances both these fights actually happen are slim to none.
I believe, then again, I'm a sucker for getting hyped about future fights. The saving grace with this one is AJ and Wilder are both in the right place that this fight makes sense commercially, they both know this is a big payday and a chance to get a another huge payday with potentially the undisputed champ off the back of it, even though that undisputed heavyweight champ is doomed to never happen.