Anthony

It seems like the band members are in competition with each other. Notice me! No, look at me! Listen to me! I remember laughing really hard when this type of music first came out.

"This next artist is a great singer, but you won't hear that because they've put all these effects on their voice to sound like a munchkin, because they think that's what people want to hear."

At the risk of this becoming something for the 'tech forum', you can even use gmail as your client. I haven't used 'on computer' clients for my email for about 15 years and it's saved me a lot of ballache. I've just remembered the existence of Outlook Express - long in the dustbin. *ballache is a Spanish garnish for baked fish** **this may well be a lie.

Glad to hear you're Still around. I was getting quite worried.

And funnily enough, I'm posting here whilst I should be doing something else. Go me!

Maybe Brexit wouldn't have happened. They'd have kicked us out beforehand.

I already had a psychiatrist - I mentioned it to them as a possibility and they referred me, but if you're starting fresh, then it's GP first. You may encounter a GP that dismisses your concerns, in which case report them immediately and DEMAND to speak to another GP. I have no sympathy for toxic clinicians who stop learning when they leave medical school. This US link is quite helpful: National Institute of Mental Health There will be a HUGE wait (2 yrs plus) unless you use the NHS Right to Choose route, where certain private providers can take on NHS patients, paid for by the NHS - the wait may be a couple of months instead.

I feel your pain. Losing the guilt has been genuinely transformational. No more hiding and lying. No more making up excuses. No more trying at something, thinking this time it'll be different, only for the same thing to happen. No more of the resultant self loathing. I've been labelled lazy all my life and it always infuriated me, as I wasn't lazy didn't want to be. I just couldn't do the stuff. Like you, homework, uni work, then in my 'career'. Turns out it's not my fault. There were tears. Anyway, see if you can get an assessment. Or, better still, delegate it happening to someone that doesn't procrastinate!

God it's dull. Years and Years stuff often has an X factor (not the show), whether you like them or not. This is so bland. Also, from a production point of view the bass is WAY too woolly. Horrible.

Procrastination is my entire life. In my case, there's a name for it - Inattentive ADHD. It's completely controlling and dispiriting. Once I learned what was going on, I stopped blaming myself, and just that change has made my life immeasurably better. I still put things off though. Lack of dopamine or something.

You're alive? I thought you were an AI pornbot.

Booked for Sat evening. That said, I always prefered the first part of the book.

That's the best bit though. It's the offender's problem to solve. It's going to cost them everything.

Well, we don't know about all the additional action being taken. This is just the council. There were 6 arrests for arson, but the article doesn't say anything about charges. Yet. With this council action, it may be that the police will look at other aspects (criminal damage, conspiracy to do whatever), and/or that the insurance companies might take a closer look, which could in turn lead to police looking at the financial aspect too (fraud)

The owners of the Crooked House are being forced to rebuild it. Nice to see arsholes fail to get away with it occasionally. BBC

Oh, hang on. On Topic? Eeeewww...

I did it in East London. With a white van. Do I win a prize?

Never again: Cheat on someone - coward move. Leave the relationship or deal with the issue, but don't cheat. Work full time. **** that. Camping. Too many miserable drenched 'holidays' in North Wales. Was going to mention pegging @Designer1, but what happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas. Never: Visit Dubai. It's a poster child for so many things wrong with humanity. Buy an Apple product.They're OK, but it's a horrible, narcissistic, gaslighting and abusive company.

There is another point to consider here, and that is that the SNP are utterly fuced financially and politically at the moment, and there's an election coming up. They need some big wins to turn things around. Anyone notice any big wins here?

You say this to me every time.

My GF and I watched it and found ourselves accurately predicting what was going to happen. The acting was fine, but the show was not in any way interesting or original. Neither of us even smiled, let alone laugh. One episode was enough.

I'm worried about @Chindie. Having a shit time and being passed from pillar to post by the very people who are supposed to be helping him.

I read a while back that although they've managed to jury rig Storm Shadows so the work from their existing ex Soviet jets, the missiles have to be pre programmed on the ground. Fine for static targets, but if that ship in dock moves after you've taken off, then you have to abort the mission. My understanding is that on F16’s they can be programmed/reprogrammed in flight.

Hang on, I never said that. Oh, I see...

Since Tweetdeck became 'only if you give money to Musk', I've had to use regular twitter, so it has become 99.9% less useful for me. Previously Tweetdeck was always open in my browser and I could check all the important lists and feeds at a glance. Now I check @fesshole maybe once a month or so. That's it.