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1 hour ago, bannedfromHandV said:

Cheese is shit.

then you've just tried the wrong cheese(s)

if you're talking about dairylea, babybel, or **** about with cheese like the stuff that has crap like cranberries in, then i agree with you

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4 minutes ago, tomav84 said:

then you've just tried the wrong cheese(s)

if you're talking about dairylea, babybel, or **** about with cheese like the stuff that has crap like cranberries in, then i agree with you

Black bomber my favourite at the moment 

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1 hour ago, bannedfromHandV said:

Cheese is shit.

Pertinent to nothing, reading this lead me on a long Google expedition which ended with a web page titled: "What is someone poops in my swimming pool?"

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3 minutes ago, Follyfoot said:

Black bomber my favourite at the moment 

man after my own heart. that stuff is phenomenal. once you've tried it you never need to buy another cheddar ever again.

that and isle of wight blue are christmas cheese board regulars in my house

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2 hours ago, Anthony said:

If you take it in the right spirit, I think REM's Shiny Happy People is OK.

Only if you listen to the Sesame Street remix version 

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4 hours ago, MakemineVanilla said:

It's the sort of thing amateur life-coaches tell people when they are being realistic about themselves.

Which brings us back to, You'll Never Walk Alone.

It always strikes me as a threat. 😬 
I want to be alone, and totally not believing in myself. 😉

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On 14/02/2024 at 21:40, Marka Ragnos said:

Conventional wisdom: “Gen Z’ers have it considerably harder than previous Gens.”

No, they don’t. They have it considerably easier.

Isn't life rather like the fairy tale, The Princess and the Pea, where the more pampered you are the more sensitive you become to minor discomforts?

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We should challenge people when they use the "b word" because, no matter how casually or innocuously it may be meant, it always* carries the gendered freight of ugly sexism, and ultimately, its meaning is based on denigrating women. It's especially a problem when we use it for women as a noun.

* The one exception may be in dog breeding, where the term is still used widely, if awkwardly. 

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Oh damn Meredith Brooks ain’t going to be happy reading that.

 

 

(I never use the word, well certainly not in the context of a woman, I might use it in a way Jesse Pinkman might)

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8 minutes ago, Marka Ragnos said:

We should challenge people when they use the "b word" because, no matter how casually or innocuously it may be meant, it always* carries the gendered freight of ugly sexism, and ultimately, its meaning is based on denigrating women. It's especially a problem when we use it for women as a noun.

* The one exception may be in dog breeding, where the term is still used widely, if awkwardly. 

I just had a mini unserious moan to the other half, and in order to avoid the b word, I said 'witches'. She pointed out that whilst she admired the intent, I was doing it wrong. 

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On 14/02/2024 at 21:40, Marka Ragnos said:

Conventional wisdom: “Gen Z’ers have it considerably harder than previous Gens.”

No, they don’t. They have it considerably easier.

Every generation has different challenges. Back in the 80s tickets for Villa were a few £ and kids could afford it easily. Try spending £60 every other week as a teen now.

Unless you are in a war/starvation situation (or need specialist medical help) no generation has it easier/worse than the next. 

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