That's what I was gonna say. You don't want the uk maga types in a room full of kids several hours a day.
Give them their own schools, but they still have to sit at desks and chairs the size corresponding to their year.
Agree. The channel Barry's Economics is a good stand in if you've not seen it yet.
My money is on him having a coronation. I can't see him leaving willingly. Assuming the elections won't be totally rigged to give him 99% of the vote.
I'm not a bloke, but thanks lol
For some reason, in the last 6 years, I lost the ability to feel full up at lunch. It doesn't affect me at breakfast or dinner, but once I have lunch, I will continue to feel hungrier and hungrier and I end up bingeing on junk and then feeling disgusted with myself. So I just have to skip lunch now.
The only way to stop the munchies is to immediately play a video game, but I have to want to play it for it to work. It's annoying because lunch is the only time I want to load up on vegetables. By dinnertime, I can't be bothered to do more than microwave a bowl of sweetcorn with my oven chips.
That's why you just reset the chip manually.
Once I accidentally found that printing in photo mode doesn't use black ink. So I can get a dark enough colour for documents by telling the printer it's using photo paper. (Except one time when I printed on matte sticker paper ond it decided not to print any of the black.)
I thought it was because the black had pigment ink, but even after a thorough manual flush before switching to dye ink, I still get clogged nozzles. I never had this much blockage on the old family Epson, so who knows, maybe this one just hates me.
The only reason I haven't switched to laser is because they just don't compare to the res of inkjets and I mostly use my printer for miniatures and other art projects.
I just couldn't get this level of detail on a laser :(
I know, I did that on purpose ;)
My inkjet is elite. It will do a perfect nozzle check several days in a row, then when I actually need to print something the next day, the black is clogged.
Yes, just to clarify, that's what I meant! It's on the table.
They literally already mooted that in the UK.
Didn't they do this, or at least claim to do this, during lockdown?
(I'm not making this a regular thing, don't worry).
I used to say sitting room, but like settee, at some point I switched over to living room. I'm a Londoner, but had a Midlands mum.
Following on from the other post, I think if you say settee, you probably say sitting room. If you say sofa, you probably say living room or sitting room . Lounge definitely goes with couch.
Which term do you use, what region are you in/from? I'm not counting front room, because that's a separate thing imo. The front room is the good room, or "the parlour" if you're posh.
Which word do you use?
Growing up, we used to say settee, but at some point, we switched to sofa. I'm a Londoner, but my mum was from the Midlands, so I think that was a regional thing we got from her.
Man: I think I have a crush on Beyoncé
Woman: whatever floats your boat
Man: no, that's buoyancy
[Harold leaning back in his chair: Day 1209 of not using sin, cos or tan.]
I've been clean since 2002.
Sorry for the bad dad joke
I can't remember the last time I saw one of these. These used to be as ubiquitous as the digestive and rich tea (which incidentally, the finger version seems to have fallen out of fashion too, and they were much better than the round version).
It looks like if you want this biscuit now, you have to search it out. Why did they stop being sold in supermarkets?
Edit: there is one mention of them on Wikipedia about being a variant of Rich Tea. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rich_tea
Your body has run out of magnesium.
0Mg!
@syiridium703
6 years ago
Well of course your camera gets full of photons. When you get the message "SD card is full" what you think it is full of, honey badgers? It is full of photons and you have to empty it to take more photos, everyone knows that!
Also, when the plane is "upside-down" what would be the source of the force that would pull everybody to the ceiling of that plane? No, no, no, let me guess - Nibiru?
I don't know if this is enough to count as a murder, but I thought it was a perfect description of Raygun.
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