He was a paladin in the D&D film

This quiz sucks but happy to be @edzitron.com

A seal is rón, which leads to the boy's name Rónán, or little seal. This name is a reference to an old Irish story about a man who marries a seal woman (a maighdean mhara, an Irish version of a mermaid, who is a woman who can shape shift into a seal), and her son was supposedly Rónán.

Firstly, the ladybird (or ladybug for those with North American English). In Irish this lovely wee beetle is called a bóin Dé, or "god's little cow", which oddly enough is also what the Russian name translates to! It can also be called a bóin samhraidh (bo-een sow-ree), which is "little summer cow"

Eh, close enough I guess. Survey feels very American and tilted towards American issues which might be why there's nothing about welfare, identity, other pressing European issues

Tenor didn't have a gif for it..

I would as well, but assuming the Guardian didn't just invent this, it's an odd soundbite in comparison to what the bloke said.

committees.parliament.uk/oralevidence...

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committees.parliament.uk/oralevidence... during Q161 The charity Reunite Families UK also met with Mike Tapp and he confirmed to them that it was proposed to apply to spouses of Brits

Here is the relevant slide btw

Same document you just screenshotted.

Nevermind I'm doing another practice test and this is my new favourite question. I would like to meet a single human person who did not write this test who calls the West End theatreland

At least they didn't try to trip him up with this one...

You've managed to out-obscure the life in the UK test textbook, your prize will be in the post Regrettably it has been sent with Evri

You're not alone, she's forecast to lose her seat badly to the greens www.electoralcalculus.co.uk/fcgi-bin/sea...