Not consciously.
A roaster would enjoy watching the blades twirl.
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Yea, circulates the heat around a room.
Saw a pile of them lying around a shop the other day. Looks like they came back faulty and were going for recycling or repair.
And you donât even have to plug it in, imagine that.
Ffs.
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Reverend Sargent, in Bunclody, with the candle stick
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Vote Green! (and Orange)
Roy Keane is a grandfather.
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Real Madrid was set up by two Catalans and as a club were actually against Franco during the civil war.
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Last week a girl from Tanzania told me that there is no vaccine for malaria and everyone in sub-saharan person catches malaria repeatedly throughout their lifetime. Whenever you catch malaria you have to go to hospital immediately and if you donât get care in time youâll probably die. She hasnât caught malaria for 10 years now, which is considered a long time for an African to go without having it.
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Malaria may have killed half of all people who have ever lived.
They have one alright but it isnât great.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malaria_vaccine
I know an Irish lad has it. It comes back and hits him every year. Puts him in bed for a week. But he recovers. It canât be cured once itâs inside you.
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It says the vaccine was only developed in 2015. Sheâd never heard of it.
Long malaria.
You canât expect companies to invest billions in finding cures for poor country diseases.
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I just figured out this week that if you water coriander plants from a little saucer underneath them they do way better, this is amazing, they used always die on me.
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Must try that. I have a great record in killing coriander
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Yeah they always died on me. This is a game changer. I also really enjoy seeing the saucer of water disappearing.
Hospitals in China look exactly the same as Irish hospitals. Watching a thing here on Sky Docs about the lockdown in Wuhan.