Alan de Enfield

But they don't get into the air - that must be good ?

I have 2 x 6 cylinder Diesels - are they even better ?

Maybe it is typo for "high vulnerability jacket" ?

Do aircraft engines produce pm2.5 particles? Yes, aircraft engines do produce PM2.5 particles. These particles are a subset of particulate matter smaller than 100 nanometers in size, which can have significant health impacts. Aircraft engines, particularly during takeoff and landing, are major sources of PM2.5 emissions due to the high temperatures within the engines that promote the formation of particulate matter as a byproduct of fuel combustion. Norwich airport is only 3 miles outside of the city - would the particulates not drift on the wind that short distance ?

Non Travellers

But you said that BANT are "National Travellers" - did you lie ?

Isn't that the antithisis of the Baton Twirlers ? He doesn't come across as being a real life continuous cruiser.

Simple - just stop posting. Close the door on your way out.

If you have received 13 warning points then its unsurprising. If you are still posting like you were (say) 12 months ago, its a wonder you are still posting at all.

The AI answer - you choose ! BANT can refer to two main contexts: British Association for Nutrition and Lifestyle Medicine (BANT): This is a professional body for Registered Nutritional Therapy Practitioners in the UK. It aims to promote high standards of education, training, and practice in nutritional therapy, ensuring that practitioners are bound by a code of conduct and adhere to national standards. BANT in Sales: It stands for Budget, Authority, Need, and Timeline. This framework is used by sales teams to qualify leads by assessing whether a prospect has the financial capacity to invest, the authority to make decisions, the need for the product, and the timeline for making a purchase.

Better to be cold, than cold and dead !

And whilst it may be considered Polical, the tax changes (NI etc), the business rates and property taxes have pushed many pubs over the top. The new properrty tax alone has increased the cost of a small village pub by almost £4000 and a medium sized pub by over £11000 We're standing in his beautiful Cotswolds stone pub, The Hog at Horsley. It is known for its well-kept local ales, from Stroud Brewery and good bar banter. But the landlord now has an alter ego on social media, "The Grumpy Landlord". Mr Honeychurch launched it after he discovered how much his business rates will rise. "At the moment we pay around £100 a month," he explained. "Next year, it will go up to £820 a month".