Bleach
Strong bleach will dissolve it.
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Or shave it off when shes asleep?
Then youāll never need to worry about it again 
GMG - I have some kind of intermittent slow puncture of sorts. Garage couldnāt find anything so re-sat the tyre and got a new valve. Itās flat as a pancake this morning!
I may have against my better judgement gotten into a row with some muppet online about the killing of Jean Charles De Menezes, after proving that Cress made the right decision with a tragic outcome said muppet actually agreed with me.
But apparently she still shouldāve been sacked for it, god I hate people so much!
If not for that, then many of her other issues, sheās been pretty dire.
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Itās interesting the external perspective, the front line view her as easily the best Commissioner since Condon by a long chalk.
The most recent issues all predate her appointment as Commissioner but are somehow her fault.
The establishment hate her and have been trying to get rid of her from day 1. The left donāt like her because of De Menezes and the right donāt like her because she wasnāt the lapdog who was going to assist in the privatisation of policing like Hogan-Howe and Sir Tom Windsor.
The, erā¦ Whatās that youāre saying? Those words are an unpleasant thought.
Never gonna happen.
I can think of a million reasons.
Cost being the first.
Then our unspoken rule of law enforcement by our equals with knowing permission of society.
Not law enforcement by a private corporation oit to make a quick buck.
Private prisons have been chugging along without mass protest for yearsā¦
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Theyāve already successfully privatised prisons, forensic services, the vehicle garages and cad pounds.
They then cut budgets and 20,000 cops devastating community policing and leading to companies like this being on the rise.
Itās the standard government privatisation route, make cuts so that government agency is failing, then your lates can swoop in with a private alternative.
Successfully?
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They successfully privatised it. What happened after then is anyoneās guess 
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In the case of prisons success means āmade it someone elseās problemā
I.e. all of ours, when the reoffending rates remain ridiculously high, but the public still think āprison worksā because every minister whoās reached the opposite conclusion gets quickly reshuffled, and the new one spouts the same old line.
Iāve got no problem with the idea that prison works, purely in that it keeps the bad guys away from everyone else. I donāt expect it to reform properly, certainly not with a pointless 4 week sentence.
The real issue is in youth justice where we have probably swung too much the other way, education and reform are needed in most cases, but for others a proper shock early on could be whatās needed to adjust behaviour, but they system doesnāt do it. (14 year olds being given a cuddle from YOT when they have committed offences that would see an adult get many years inside GMG to keep us on topic).
In my experience, the proportion of people who need to be locked up to protect others is a very small proportion of the ones we actually lock up.
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Word 365.
Had a right mare trying to work out how to get it to recognise proper English!!
Oh no, itās not āFile>Options>Language>Proofing Languageā
Itās āReview>Language>Set Proofing Languageā
I have this with work wordā¦ Defaults to US englishā¦ Change default to queens englishā¦ Changes back to US english
Boris being a lunatic has made me consider going back into shielding from Thurs for several. Weeksā¦ Ergh
Joe public cant be trusted to be responsible
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Parents who ask if you can assure them that their child wonāt be taught by a gay instructor. Why do these people still exist?
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