Black cat you say …

Amazing. That’s my lunch sorted tomorrow

“Fun” fact: Dyson is the UK’s biggest farmer and richest man Britain’s Biggest farmer

My migration to Linux Mint coincided with getting a Brother Laser printer (DCP-L3520CDW) and I’ve had zero issues with text, photos or scanning. I just fired up the Brother and Mint said “oh, you’ve got a printer, wanna use it?”

Cos he’s a Scramblin’ Maaan…

A: The sun isn’t in space it’s its own self contained atmosphere,

So would you say it’s somehow been towed outside an environment into it’s own environment…?

Two thirds of a pint please, so that’s two thirds of the cost of a pint yeah? So cheaper right? Right???

Hey, if you’re anywhere in the area, I’ve got fine collection of IKEA allen keys a

I was just thinking the other da…ALL HAIL HYPNO TOAD

I saw AC/DC’s second London gig in a pub

Ours plays the Match of the day theme

It drives me fucking nuts

There was the same feeling here in fhe UK with Starmer, although he’s not the leader everyone wants, he at least is driving the bus in fhe right direction.

A cheese sandwich. Buttered white bread, a thick slice of salty cheddar, and a layer of English mustard. No nonsense.

You’re gonna need something to that beer,wine and sandwiches cold. We got one of these Titan Wheeled Cooler. Sooo useful, and at the end of the day you can put all your shit in there to take back and dump responsibly. Costo had them on offer a while back or the usual online places.

Stumbleupon was how I found Reddit !

Good God, were you that security guard???

Brit here. About eight years ago I flew from London to Belfast and return for business. We don’t need a passport to travel to Northern Ireland, just photo id like driving licence is fine.

Coming back to London I approached the gate and before I could pull out my wallet to show my id, the guard says " Good evening Mr. Codandchips have a safe journey "…

Yes they have facial recognition, the cameras are visible but you don’t notice them.

Thank you Lain!

I was looking to see if this had been posted! A fascinating and essential look at how our modern civilization came to be.

I was 15 when I first got my glasses. I walked out of the opticians to the bus stop and was stunned that I could actually see and READ the number of the bus approaching from 500 yards away and not when it arrived at the stop.