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16vCento wrote: ↑Wed May 15, 2024 5:33 pm It's a fiver a pack on Ocado if they deliver to your area?

Amazing, great spot! Going to order a load asap, thanks!

I was expecting a cameo from cycling Miney

To bring a counter-cultural edge to this thread and talk about the most non-dangerous beers, I've spent the last few months trying all the low/no alcohol beers I can find in the main supermarkets and there's been one very, very clear winner, Athletic Brewing Run Wild IPA. It's the first zero alcohol...

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nuttinnew wrote: ↑Wed May 15, 2024 1:13 pm

Gavster wrote: ↑Wed May 15, 2024 12:16 pm Honestly thought that Steve would make a good YT channel

Dave seems to do ok.

Who is that? Flewy?

Then a horses head appears in the scaffold truck driver's bed

People in the UK seem predisposed to find the most stressful way to do anything tbh. Like, the roads in a lot of Europe are chaotic but most seem to shrug it off. People here treat the commute like going to war. Are you saying that Italians just shrug stuff off? :lol: I'd imagine they're going even...

Something along the lines of “I bought the cheapest supercar, what’s wrong with it” interspersed with “I bought the cheapest 320d” Or possibly “I got drunk and bought a Bentley” That would be a great concept - "Let's give Steve a box of wine, load up eBay and an PayPal account with £5k in it. ...

Do you think cyclists would get so pumped if they rode sit up and beg type bikes? The aggro seems to be such a British problem. I mean I'm sure it happens elsewhere to some degree, but by and large in most places I've been cyclists and other road users happily mix. Not specifically about aggro, but...

When someone does a genuinely close and dangerous pass like that scaffold lorry, it kicks off a massive surge of adrenalin, as neatly demonstrated by the cyclist there :lol: anyone fronting up to a bunch of scaffolders definitely isn't thinking straight :shock: Do you think cyclists would get so pu...

Honestly thought that Steve would make a good YT channel

When someone does a genuinely close and dangerous pass like that scaffold lorry, it kicks off a massive surge of adrenalin, as neatly demonstrated by the cyclist there anyone fronting up to a bunch of scaffolders definitely isn't thinking straight

Mito Man wrote: ↑Tue May 14, 2024 9:41 am Sounds like the old jack of all trades master of none chestnut.

“a jack of all trades is a master of none, but oftentimes better than a master of one.”

I'm behaving myself at the moment and waiting until both are gone before I buy anything new. Well that didn't last long :lol: New car game. What kind of silver 2017 Range Rover 4.4 SDV8 Autobiography did I buy today ?? I'm quite looking forward to having a prod around this one, I keep hankering aft...

Jobbo explained it perfectly. Many people assume that because we cannot guess Anne's marriage status, we also cannot determine the answer to the question. If we step back from that assumption, we can realise there are only two states of marriage that Anne can exist in, and both of those states prov...

I've started reading 'The Intelligence Trap' and it has this puzzle near the beginning, which is a little bit mind-bending. Curious how many of you clever lot can get it! Jack is looking at Anne, but Anne is looking at George. Jack is married, but George is not. Is a married person looking at an unm...

Well, to be honest it would be nice to see solar all over supermarket / factory / warehouse roofs which is just dead wasted space instead of covering fields with it, but obviously there are logistic and structural issues with that which probably make it many times more expensive to install and main...

BTW I love how tempting a £1450 Range Rover is

Just had a look and wanted to see what their cheapest car is https://www.thevoguecentre.co.uk/used-cars/land-rover-range-rover-3-0-td6-vogue-auto-4wd-5dr-oldham-202208249087817 “ with cars that are over 15 years old and/or over 140,000 miles we unable to offer any returns, warranty or guarantee” Hm...

I feel like the higher up management/entrepreneurial people seem to prefer working in the office. I would love to have a team and a studio where we could work for 3 days a week. True that some indsutries are better suited to it than others. Creative projects definitely benefit as Rich says. I've bee...