In a world of ever increasing numbers of fancy, exotic craft ales there's a real joy in finding a pint of well kept Ringwood 49er on cask. No frills, no gimmicks, because it doesn't need any.
That's just your inner Yorkshire puritan kicking back against any joy or pleasure!😉
My mate has a script for his CF/ME and finds it really beneficial, which sort of sounds counterintuitive. But he's really happy with the results.
I made this feed here, adding ppl on Bsky that I recognised from various forums and boards bitd (you're already in it):
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Its ffs
We did buy one after our ancient Miele died and it's significantly worse. Also worse than the 2nd hand Henry we had that ran for years and years without even putting bags in it. 'Cordless' is it's one and only advantage, but I'm certain almost every other brand has overtaken them in that now too.
I just spent an hour mixing Boo Williams records and that is as good as any Sunday service you're going to find anywhere.
I saw somebody talking about why youtubers pad their videos with loads of waffle to hit the magic 30 minute mark. Something about the amount of advertising kickback increases significantly for them at certain time intervals. Literally incentivised to create more shit.
From the company that made hand dryers so badly designed they spawned a secondary market in drip trays and soak mats.
Return of forums? Seems obvious that big isn't always better for certain groups and interests.
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"You're right! My previous target contained an error. Schools do contain children, not munitions drones, as you correctly pointed out. I apologise for the confusion.
Is there anything else I can help you bomb today?"
I reckon it started earlier when Tony Soprano put a quarter in the jukebox.
I remember we drove up to see them at Edwards no. 8 in Brum. There wasn't much interest in them in the months after the 1st album until Nirvana blew up later in the year and ppl made the Butch Vig connection. So we arrived to unexpected queues round the block and no entry, so never saw them. Good.
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OK, if we're doing 303 day, let's 'ave it!
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I mean, come on!
+2. So, so good. And also pretty much word for word on the rest too.
Last night was all the awesomes.
Turns out I have very simple requirements - a masisve stack of Funktion One subs, 4 F1 mid-tops in the corners and some great ppl to play some great tunes on them, surrounded by great ppl dancing.
Sitting in a tank in hi-viz, hard hat and safety glasses.
Astronauts meme: It's raining in Ireland again! Always has been!
That's Alexander Skarsgård in the pic, surely?
10/10
(Real answer: also no, same bear, I'm just a sweary irishman that liberally uses expletives for punctuation or emphasis)
No, just one from a different timeline where the first film was a flop, the franchise falters and he ends up in LA working in the porn industry
Fucking Paddington is a bit quiet on all this recent royal news, eh?
Dead prince
Not dead not prince
Knew I'd seen that photo of Andrew leaving the police station somewhere before.
Yep. Even the mahoosive sample, you know the one, was off the Live at Montreaux album on Blue Note which had "Cookin' With Blue Note" printed all around the edges of the front cover iirc.
This was great. Kept me sane today in work.
We don't broadcast it, but Enya does control the weather, amongst other things, in Ireland.
The first vinyl album I bought, influenced by an older cousin (previously having only bought 7" singles or cassette tape albums).
Top tier place, in fairness.
