Intolerable

Probably half life 2

Ashens. Released a video the other day about microwavable burgers that I couldn’t immediately tell whether it was brand new or 10 years old.

One, was just to replace my old laptop. I didn’t buy it because it was a thinkpad (i didn’t know the following of them until later), it was just a really good deal on a used (2016) laptop in fantastic condition and it has a touchscreen and pen as it can convert into a tablet.

I use it as a general purpose laptop, comes with me when im away for work, hangs out by the sofa if I need something bigger than a phone and just gets used as a portable computer.

I had a controlled parking bay painted around my car years ago… Thankfully the council saw sense…

Coats and scarves and layers in general! So much opportunity!

I used to live with a system more like that. There was a food waste bin, a glass recycling caddy thing and some other stuff. I’d love to know if the more complicated categorisations results in more or fewer people recycling and sorting things correctly vs the all in one bin approach. Not having a provided wheelie bin is utterly wild to me though.

My council (in the UK the rules vary between coincils) just has two bins. We have a black lidded wheelie bin for general household rubbish that is collected every week and a red lidded bin for most recycleables (glass, plastic, paper cardboard) collected every two weeks but it has restrictions on things like plastic film. If you are found to break the rules (open lids, wrong items in bin) they may refuse collection and leave a note saying why it won’t be collected. For example the black lidded general waste bin stipulates that all your rubbish must be inside refuse sacks, if you just have loose rubbish they won’t collect it.

You just make sure the bin is accessible/near the road on collection day and it gets picked up. Bins get lifted and tipped into the bin lorry then they put the bins back.

You can also leave a plastic bag on the floor next to the bin for disposal of ‘small electricals’ (chargers, dead electronics etc.).

Bins are provided by the council and collection is paid by your council tax. Both bins are 140 litres but you can ask for a 240l if you have a bigger family producing more waste.

You can pay an extra charge (I think about £80 per year) for a ‘green bin’ and associated collection which is for disposal of plant waste (i.e. if you have a decent sized garden and maintain it).

And finally if you have too much rubbish or items that can’t be easily disposed of (oil, large electronic items, diy waste) you can fill your car and take it to the local ‘tip’ (normally named something like waste management centres etc.) where you can get rid of it all.

Very location specific but I enjoy dinlo

Do they sell Smarties where you are? The most similar thing to M&Ms I can think of, just slightly larger. Problem is that its European but Nestlé…

In that vein there is also Sophie Wilson who basically invented the ARM chip thats in basically every single phone.

I cry daily at all kinds of things, good and bad. I can basically be made to tear up on command, something my bestie has weaponised against me a few times lol by sending me things like cat rescue videos.

Fair enough, more of a misuse as the word has kind evolved away from its original meaning.

Red car and black car having a race

Its not mistranslated, its caffe latte but the caffe part is cut off for brevity when ordering at a coffee shop.

I used to be a phlebotomist and have worked in pathology my whole working life and never heard that one.

Coffee

Surely the latter has to be the tortie

Cars are more scared of you than you are of them

Nah its Daniel Day-Lewis