Tim Hill of Antifa, #FBPE

I'm lucky to be on mains gas. When I moved to this area 10+ years ago lots of homes I looked at were on heating oil.

The Trumphound expects someone else to clean up his shit.
He doesn't need warships, he needs doggy bags.
Oi, 🦇💩🤪🟠👨👶, you broke it, you fix it. Why not ask your mates in Israel to send their warships to protect vessels in the Strait of Hormuz. 🤔

Electricity is pretty constant; gas heating causes the seasonal variation. Other than a boiler I have only a gas hob.

You're right to be skeptical. "The Times has been told" always sounds like "we made this up in an editorial meeting".

Not many people seem to realise that if the ice that's already floating in the sea melts it doesn't raise sea levels at all.
It's only ice & snow that's on land that matters.
To put that another way, glaciers only have to enter the sea to make levels rise, they don't need to melt.

Check shirt with a check jacket? Bleaugh.

Having smart meters doesn't make their calculation of a budget account payment accurate.

With Octopus, all you have to do is cancel your DD and when setting up a new one (once your credit balance is exhausted) select the option to pay the actual bills monthly.

I heartily recommend paying the actual bill monthly as the Smeters make them accurate, even with Octopus' split bills nonsense - assuming you can budget for that. Mine varied from £224 (Feb) in winter to £90 in summer (Jul).

Inside the Department of War are two wolves:

"We've shut down the Colleges of War because book learnings are woke, gay, and irrelevant to war fighting."

"How come no one told us the Strait is important, there are different kinds of Kurds, Iran is big, and air power historically doesn't win wars?"

My nearest Waitrose is 25 miles away so not much chance of me ever shopping there but even so, I definitely won't now!

...account at £173 a month even though my average use over 12 months has been £150 a month.
🤦‍♂️
This was after the price cap was announced and before the Israel+US war on Iran so they were effectively asking for £426 extra a year they didn't need for my bills and can't justify. 🤔

...bills monthly so a good option if you can absorb the seasonal fluctuations.
Having said that, Octopus Energy - normally good - have broken the link between my gas & electricity and I'm now getting two bills and two direct debits every month. Their only suggested solution is to take out a budget..

Energy company budget accounts are designed to provide them with free working capital.
Though they can't spend customer deposits, their bank will offset the enormous credit balances they hold in prepayments against their overdraft which will then be free.
Smart meters enable you to pay accurate...

Likewise the UK, where us$3.60/usGal equates to ~£0.72/L but we're actually paying ~£1.40/L (=can$2.50/L)
AFAIK, the main difference is taxation as successive UK governments use fuel duty as a cash cow. 30% of Can. fuel price is tax; yanks pay only 19c a gallon and UK is ~53p/L.

His response may change if someone finds his family in the data and publishes it.

Monarchists on #newswatchbbc are a tad upset that BBC news acknowledged the protests against our feudal overlords of yesteryear.

Quite funny watching an item about opera not being as popular as opera lovers would like.
I wonder how they'd react to a rock band on the high street?
🤔
#bbcbreakfast

Is anyone surprised to discover that the Children of DOGE hadn't a fucking clue about what they were doing?
...that Elon Musk is the world's richest wanker?
No and no?
I didn't think so.

Trump hand holding was 'moment of assistance' - May PM explains Trump photo and rejects claims she was robotic in election campaign, in a BBC interview.

Projection, as usual. Theresa May had to hold his hand to help him down a slope.
www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-poli...

Seen from above, a six month old B&W kitten lying on the floor but with her paws on the skirting board making it look as though she's walking on it.

Fidget is trying to redefine "up".
#Caturday eve

I gave up on it 25 years ago.

A proper car in an e-prix.

The item on found missing episodes of Doctor Who should remind us that the theme music was better in the 1960s than it is today.
#bbcbreakfast

Radicalised by X

Another newspaper that doesn't want any new subscribers, you say?

Lloyds, Bank of Scotland and Halifax apps showed customers other users' transactions The Lloyds Banking Group customers reported being able to view payments and charges from other sources.

I used to work in banking. I don't use banking apps.

BBC News - Lloyds, Bank of Scotland and Halifax apps showed customers other users' transactions - BBC News
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

With archaeological sites, aerial photos are first studied to see where the ground has been disturbed. This can show up hundreds of years later even in ploughed fields.

ALT TEXT: A farmyard. A stupid cow stares over a fence at some calves in a pen.

geomodel.com/new-mexico/