This sounds great, what did you go for?

The scene in question

First year in dorms, fire alarm goes off and I’d evacuate. By third year I’d just put a pillow over my head and just accept my fate whatever it may be.

It’s not just the cost that prevents heat pumps from being viable, there are other costs too. In order to have a heat pump the house needs to be fully insulated, not just loft insulation. Radiators need changing, and there needs to be sufficient space for the heat pump unit.

There are plenty of houses with solid brick walls rather than cavity, which costs a lot more for external/internal insulation installation. Older houses were never built with the idea of heat pumps in mind, and so I think there needs to be a much more realistic and viable solution.

Signed. I’ve not got high expectations for this but it’s worth a try.

This was my first time watching The Traitors and I enjoyed it all the way except the final.

I feel like they need to have measures in place to have the faithfuls work together more, at the end it feels like it’s in the faithfuls best interest to whittle the numbers down the smallest possible for they get more money in a split.

This is clearly some quick thought from marketing. They haven’t actually created a product/solution that every day people would buy and use.

“It’ll only cost $50!*” *If you just buy the fans, and then everything else on top - per radiator.

The concept is cool, but maybe they should have actually invested more time and money into R&D for a real product.

Ahhh that finally explains why the spiders have items on them when you kill them

I suspect he surrounds himself with people that won’t tell him he’s wrong because they want to continue to suckle the Elon teat. He likely lives in an echo chamber and there are people who “protect” him from seeing criticism.

How about capping the amount they can earn above their lowest paid employee? For them to rise they have to take everyone with them

Chainsaws were originally used to assist in childbirth

Article says Sam Altman/AI CEO and Patrick Soon-Shiong/LA Times publisher

Jesus christ, FENTON

Nope!

Thanks for the description, I hate it just as much as the order of the panels in the picture.

This stuff is a miracle here in the UK:

First time I tried the Micromist nasal spray I was 100% blocked up and had no expectations of it working. After a couple of minutes my nose was completely unblocked.

I still use it now and then as my nostrils alternate being blocked and some days I just can’t put up with it or struggle to sleep. But you have to take long breaks from using it as you get “blowback” where symptoms come back hard if you use it for too long and then stop.

Brexit was a very close one, and a lot of people who voted leave understand now it was all a lie, wished they had voted differently, and should be more dubious of Farage.

I have concerns young voters who are heavily influenced by social media and weren’t overly aware of the Brexit vote 8 years ago will be enticed to vote for Reform. They have seen what a shambles Tories were, and are exposed to the negatives of what Labour are up to, regardless of if they have done some good. They may wish to vote reform because it is perceived as change.

I feel like for some employers this is a one way thing, come in 10 minutes late? How dare you breach our contract. Oh you have to stay 10 minutes late because a meeting has overrun? It’s part of the job!

Obviously not all employers are like this, but there are so many that are and don’t afford you the same flexibility that you have to give them in their eyes.

I remember the first time I found out about this, I mentioned it to a friend and they linked me to the profanity dictionary their company uses. While perusing through the list and having a laugh at some of the words that are filtered, like “cumtart”, “dickweasel”, “mastrabator”, and “wankerers” to name a few I realised that someone must have sat there thinking up some of these words to filter them. That must have been a fun afternoon.