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871.
by blitzar 9mo ago
Jerry, all these big companies, they write off everything.
872.
by blitzar 9mo ago
The people who fronted the brexit campaign, enacted the will of the people and took back control of immigration in the exact manner they promised to. Net migration went from 100's of thousands to millions, why would we not blame them
873.
by blitzar 9mo ago
You are thinking of the party that was previously in government.
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by blitzar 9mo ago
Checking my notes ... not allowed, allowed, allowed. Also anyone who says anything bad about me - not allowed
875.
by blitzar 9mo ago
@grok put them in a bikini
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by blitzar 9mo ago
The UK had 16 year old tits on page 3 of the national newspapers till 2004.
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by blitzar 9mo ago
The NatWest Three - UK nationals, working in the UK, for a UK company. "Defrauded" their UK employer and were convicted by a US court and jailed in the US for the crime.
878.
by blitzar 9mo ago
They are in the Epstein files
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by blitzar 9mo ago
I am a free speech absolutist
880.
by blitzar 9mo ago
Touching grass.
881.
by blitzar 9mo ago
We use the Great British Pound in the UK.
882.
by blitzar 9mo ago
Is that why there is a brick next to the procedure manual?
883.
by blitzar 9mo ago
I don't see many heat pumps in the wild - I do see plenty of resistive heaters and electric "power showers" still.
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by blitzar 9mo ago
You wouldn't download a car ...
885.
by blitzar 9mo ago
My gas usage in KWh vastly outweighs my electricity usage.
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by blitzar 9mo ago
> The government argues that wind projects are cheaper than new gas power stations and will "bring down bills for good", but the Conservatives have accused its climate targets of raising energy costs. Those for it say it is c
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by blitzar 9mo ago
I wonder what happened to the building when the internet went down. How do you get into the room to reboot the router?
888.
by blitzar 9mo ago
> Either that or I’m getting it mixed up with another conference. I suspect you are thinking of burning man
889.
by blitzar 9mo ago
The administration best set about seizing the means of production.
890.
by blitzar 9mo ago
The more they "uncover" the more it sounds like hysteria and propaganda. Looks like a run of cables we have on quite literally every single street in the country... Put on a high viz jacket and you could lift the access cover ther
891.
by blitzar 9mo ago
someone in PR is trolling the beatings with liquid glass will continue till morale improves
892.
by blitzar 9mo ago
I see Elon and Trump quoting and citing this level of "reporting" as "facts" all the time.
893.
by blitzar 9mo ago
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c0rpy7envr5o Data centre in the shed reduces energy bills to £40
894.
by blitzar 9mo ago
Apple might have gotten very lucky here ... the money might be in finding uses, and selling physical products rather than burning piles of cash training models that are SOTA for 5 minutes before being yet another model in a crowded field. M
895.
by blitzar 9mo ago
Several studies conducted during the last 50 years have shown that lower intelligence is associated with a higher body mass index.
896.
by blitzar 9mo ago
> an underlying health condition that necessitates an MRI scan yearly Elevated piles of money
897.
by blitzar 9mo ago
I'll bet you can't tell me what it smells like in the Sistine Chapel. You've never actually stood there and looked up at that beautiful ceiling; seen that.
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by blitzar 9mo ago
Your friend circle in Germany probably doesn't have many members who were a proud big boned 5"7' 300lbs (~140kg).
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by blitzar 9mo ago
> Earliest Roombas navigated by touch (bumping into walls) My neighbour used to park like that; "thats what the bumpers are for - bumping"
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by blitzar 9mo ago
Partisan politics has rotted peoples brains, I wonder if it is by design to lower peoples critical thinking skills or if it is just a fringe benefit from the tribalism it creates.

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