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Comment #49242949
Love this - I'd wanted a little site that helps me see which of the top ~100 cocktails I already have the ingredients to make, and which I need to make a purchase to be able to sam…
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Comment #49158002
I always wondered that - but will it be economical to have the plants not working in the months of the year that the energy isn't free?
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Comment #49154992
Interested in this as I haven't heard of this from an all population point of view, do you know which European countries this is? I know many have a national DNA database but that …
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Comment #49006032
This is so off-topic to corals, but I feel I need to address your two comments - one you are saying housewives don't do any labour? My wife isn't currently in paid employment but l…
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Comment #48923639
The only thing I did take for a long time was Fenugreek seed extract, but recently read long term us is potentially toxic, so stopped that, but I really liked how that made me feel…
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Comment #48922708
I find magnesium great - but I also like 5-HTP which I find also helps me sleep if I take it with a little food about 30 mins before bed. I find I feel a lot calmer when taking it …
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Comment #48803917
My children's school ran a great small bonfire and fireworks night that was well attended and received (and raised funds for the PTA/school). Sadly after a conversation with the sc…
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Comment #48734912
It is used interchangeably here in the UK - most tradespeople or theatre folk say is as gaffa, as in boss.
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Comment #48673112
eBay seems to have the X4 new and delivered for around £52 here in the UK - and AliExpress is a little cheaper - but I was put of AE by the warnings that the firmware could not be …
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Comment #48477410
Stunning, and amazing to consider that these were painted by firelight/flaming torch. If you've not watched the Herzog classic "Cave of Forgotten Dreams" - I highly highly recommen…
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Comment #48452114
To me the Nokia N95 was close to a perfect phone, only the E61 or 62 then the E72 could beat it, especially for the price at the time. I still like to think of a parallel time line…
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Developer gets Half-Life running at 30 FPS on a Nokia N95
https://twitter.com/dante_leoncini/status/206303501506830790...
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Comment #48255014
Correct spelling here in the UK version I'm reading - Quote: Because centuries of ploughing destroyed the original floor and hearths, its true purpose remains a mystery --- I wonde…
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Comment #48232591
Wow, that is a strong union!
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Comment #48211955
Great summary here of the kind of things people are arrested for and a bit more about the laws this refers to https://open.substack.com/pub/monkdebunks/p/are-30-people-a-...
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Comment #48145684
Apparently it was common in pre industrial Britain https://www.bbc.co.uk/future/article/20220107-the-lost-medie...
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Comment #48087446
Really? Man that's a shame, you used to be able to 'buy' them at the post office for £5 - so I'd get at least £50worth a month and spend them around east London, I seemed to find i…
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Comment #48084755
Back in the 2000s/10s I had a little jar of various £1 and a couple 50p I was certain were fake. Interestingly the fake £1 I got most frequently were -from- vending machines - I wo…
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Comment #48046111
They all work for me now, maybe it was getting hugged to death?