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Originally Posted by Danny B
(Post 12854466)
Caretaker, one of those planes you saw just crashed down the road from me
The twitter link doesn't show in your original post, so I'll drop the video here. |
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One team member dead, one seriously injured :(:
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Originally Posted by caretaker
(Post 12854538)
One team member dead, one seriously injured :(:
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Originally Posted by caretaker
(Post 12854538)
One team member dead, one seriously injured :(:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RWd-d-v_YuU |
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Originally Posted by spouse of scouse
(Post 12854573)
A horrible tragedy :( It was so well intentioned too, hoping to give people a bit of a lift.
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My big purchase today; 4 masks for $20. They have a pocket for filter paper and a removable wire nose piece. When I found out which neighbourhood she was in, I thought wouldn't it be crazy if it was our old house.... but it was almost directly across the street! No trouble finding that place. The owner saw me taking a picture of her house and came out. I explained that those two massive trees in the front yard came home from school with me as seedlings in 1965. :rofl:
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My husband doesn't like mashed potatoes. I found out yesterday. Been together 20 years. His favorite meal is shepherd's pie. I'm confused.
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Originally Posted by Piff Poff
(Post 12855869)
My husband doesn't like mashed potatoes. I found out yesterday. Been together 20 years. His favorite meal is shepherd's pie. I'm confused.
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Originally Posted by Piff Poff
(Post 12855869)
My husband doesn't like mashed potatoes. I found out yesterday. Been together 20 years. His favorite meal is shepherd's pie. I'm confused.
In this case it's "not" mash if it's part of something else. :unsure: My stepson doesn't like cabbage but he loves stuffed cabbage rolls. :nod: |
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Originally Posted by Jerseygirl
(Post 12855876)
My husband had mashed potatoes tonight...first time in at least 10 years. He likes mash...I prefer potatoes cooked any other way than mashed.
Originally Posted by BristolUK
(Post 12855884)
It could be one of those things where something isn't really what it is. Like chips (spuds not crisps) are not really vegetables. :rofl:
In this case it's "not" mash if it's part of something else. :unsure: My stepson doesn't like cabbage but he loves stuffed cabbage rolls. :nod: |
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Originally Posted by Piff Poff
(Post 12855869)
My husband doesn't like mashed potatoes. I found out yesterday. Been together 20 years. His favorite meal is shepherd's pie. I'm confused.
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I don't know the process as to how UPS/Fedex and such clear international parcels when they arrive in Canada, but the process must be different vs Canada since something can arrive and be delivered same day, where with Canada Post that does not happen and can take days after arriving into Canada to clear customs and continue on.
Anyhow, notice this on a parcel Amazon is sending (bought on Amazon CA but lately seems more items are originating in the US even though they were bought on CA and these are items listed as sold by Amazon and not 3rd party.) that there is a customs clearance scan Richmond, BC before the parcel as even left the US, its due to be delivered Thursday, Amazon sent it next day air, and that flight doesn't arrive to Vancouver to 4am or so. So guess UPS pre-clears parcels? If this was a one off, I would say its an error, but its been on every parcel/package that has arrived from the US via UPS or Fedex. Like airline bag tags, the tracking info is read bottom to top. Thursday, May 21 2:27 AM Package has left the carrier facility Louisville, KY US Wednesday, May 20 11:03 PM Package arrived at a carrier facility Louisville, KY US 9:53 PM Package has left the carrier facility Lansing, MI US 6:40 PM Package arrived at a carrier facility Lansing, MI US 5:40 PM Package has left the carrier facility Wyoming, MI US 2:04 PM Completed customs clearance process RICHMOND, BC CA 1:20 PM Package arrived at a carrier facility Wyoming, MI US Package has shipped |
Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
Originally Posted by Danny B
(Post 12855920)
I like raw coconut, I love chocolate, yet I hate the taste of bounty bars :unsure:
I love all three. :tounge_smile: |
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Originally Posted by Jerseygirl
(Post 12856021)
I love all three. :tounge_smile:
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Originally Posted by Danny B
(Post 12855920)
I like raw coconut, I love chocolate, yet I hate the taste of bounty bars :unsure:
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Originally Posted by BristolUK
(Post 12856147)
I like KitKat and I like various mint chocolatey things but I don't like mint KitKat.
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Originally Posted by Jsmth321
(Post 12855987)
I don't know the process as to how UPS/Fedex and such clear international parcels when they arrive in Canada, but the process must be different vs Canada since something can arrive and be delivered same day, where with Canada Post that does not happen and can take days after arriving into Canada to clear customs and continue on.
Anyhow, notice this on a parcel Amazon is sending (bought on Amazon CA but lately seems more items are originating in the US even though they were bought on CA and these are items listed as sold by Amazon and not 3rd party.) that there is a customs clearance scan Richmond, BC before the parcel as even left the US, its due to be delivered Thursday, Amazon sent it next day air, and that flight doesn't arrive to Vancouver to 4am or so. So guess UPS pre-clears parcels? If this was a one off, I would say its an error, but its been on every parcel/package that has arrived from the US via UPS or Fedex. Like airline bag tags, the tracking info is read bottom to top. Thursday, May 21 2:27 AM Package has left the carrier facility Louisville, KY US Wednesday, May 20 11:03 PM Package arrived at a carrier facility Louisville, KY US 9:53 PM Package has left the carrier facility Lansing, MI US 6:40 PM Package arrived at a carrier facility Lansing, MI US 5:40 PM Package has left the carrier facility Wyoming, MI US 2:04 PM Completed customs clearance process RICHMOND, BC CA 1:20 PM Package arrived at a carrier facility Wyoming, MI US Package has shipped |
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Originally Posted by BristolUK
(Post 12856147)
I like KitKat and I like various mint chocolatey things but I don't like mint KitKat.
Originally Posted by Siouxie
(Post 12856149)
Same! :D
Even if it defaulted to milk chocolate. :unsure: Ahah! Is that maybe the issue? |
Re: Random stuff - the anything else thread
Originally Posted by Piff Poff
(Post 12855869)
My husband doesn't like mashed potatoes. I found out yesterday. Been together 20 years. His favorite meal is shepherd's pie. I'm confused.
Don't be. Their tastes change with age. At age 57 hubby loved my lasagna, spaghetti sauce, roast pork and beer sauerkraut and now complains about all 3. I don't like meat in the lasagna, there are no peppers or mushrooms in the sauce, roast the pork without kraut instead of the German way. Don't make pot roast or steak or a roast beef. I don't like beef, never have. I want to take the meat mallet upside his head. |
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Originally Posted by Rete
(Post 12856226)
I want to take the meat mallet upside his head.
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Originally Posted by BuckinghamshireBoy
(Post 12856165)
I've never seen mint KitKat, but I'd risk it.
Even if it defaulted to milk chocolate. :unsure: Ahah! Is that maybe the issue? There are lots of KitKat flavours. Mostly in Japan fortunately. https://cimg2.ibsrv.net/gimg/british...0088934ef7.jpg Oh look...that bloody thumbnail thing happened again. I 'removed' them in theory but not in practice. |
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Originally Posted by BristolUK
(Post 12856147)
I like KitKat and I like various mint chocolatey things but I don't like mint KitKat.
I recently bought a large bar of Kit Kat. The fingers were shorter and thicker than normal...the chocolate was thicker too. It was delish. |
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Originally Posted by BristolUK
(Post 12856234)
Funnily enough I always preferred plain/dark chocolate to milk but I don't like plain/dark KitKats either. Orange is even worse.
There are lots of KitKat flavours. Mostly in Japan fortunately. https://cimg2.ibsrv.net/gimg/british...0088934ef7.jpg Oh look...that bloody thumbnail thing happened again. I 'removed' them in theory but not in practice. The Cheese KitKats that I found in Osaka were absolutely scrummy. :wub: Here, any additions are tarted (screwed) up by wrapping it/them in milk chocolate. It no work for me. |
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Originally Posted by BristolUK
(Post 12855884)
It could be one of those things where something isn't really what it is. Like chips (spuds not crisps) are not really vegetables. :rofl:
In this case it's "not" mash if it's part of something else. :unsure: My stepson doesn't like cabbage but he loves stuffed cabbage rolls. :nod: Don't care much for whole potatoes though, and also don't care for mash potatoes, but can tolerate the kind made from powder, but still not my favorite. I can eat like 3 or 4 potato chips, but I can eat a whole bag of plain tortilla chips in one sitting. I am kind of picky, and as my wife will attest to, will gladly not eat rather than eat something I do not like. Helps that I never feel hungry though, I don't think my brain and stomach talk to each other. |
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Originally Posted by Jsmth321
(Post 12856378)
I like french fries, well some french fries namely the kind you get at fast food places, haven't ever been able to make a french fry I like myself or the store frozen variety.
Don't care much for whole potatoes though, and also don't care for mash potatoes, but can tolerate the kind made from powder, but still not my favorite. I can eat like 3 or 4 potato chips, but I can eat a whole bag of plain tortilla chips in one sitting. I am kind of picky, and as my wife will attest to, will gladly not eat rather than eat something I do not like. Helps that I never feel hungry though, I don't think my brain and stomach talk to each other. |
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An oldie but a goodie
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Originally Posted by Piff Poff
(Post 12855869)
My husband doesn't like mashed potatoes. I found out yesterday. Been together 20 years. His favorite meal is shepherd's pie. I'm confused.
At the same time I love any sort of cheese and most pasta, but the very thought of Macaroni Cheese of any description makes me want to heave...I would like to add that other than not liking chocolate or bananas I am the most relaxed and least picky of eaters imaginable... |
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Originally Posted by MillieF
(Post 12856427)
Your husband and I would be a match made in heaven. My death row meal would be home made Shepherd's Pie...yum...but ordinarily I don't like mash :huh:
At the same time I love any sort of cheese and most pasta, but the very thought of Macaroni Cheese of any description makes me want to heave...I would like to add that other than not liking chocolate or bananas I am the most relaxed and least picky of eaters imaginable... |
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Originally Posted by Teaandtoday5
(Post 12856394)
have you heard the theories that your digestive system is kind of a second brain? The bacteria in your gut can, according to some theories, have a big effect on your health/mood? It might be worth exploring.
I always had a theory about my digestive issues being caused by an infection of some sort back in 1999 when I had a wicked bad gastrointestinal illness. All my digestive issues started at that point, prior to that I had no issues at all with my GI system. |
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Originally Posted by Jsmth321
(Post 12856454)
I have read some on that. I have tried a variety of different brands and strains of probiotics as well.
I always had a theory about my digestive issues being caused by an infection of some sort back in 1999 when I had a wicked bad gastrointestinal illness. All my digestive issues started at that point, prior to that I had no issues at all with my GI system. Thing is, your GI tract can be damaged so it needs to heal and, apparently, bone broth is great for this, along with probiotics. Might be worth looking into. |
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Spoiler:
 If this is what collections on the bottom shelf inside the apartment after 2 weeks, hate to see what it might do inside our bodies. This is just 2 weeks of nasty that collected, its not as bad in winter when the windows are closed most of the day, but now with windows open 24/7, this crap collects quickly. Maybe it explains why every summer since we have lived in this apartment both of us have had unexplained coughs each spring and summer. (the photo quality is eh, and my wife has a bw filter set that I can't figure out how to turn off, its a white paper towel after wiping the shelf that is below the open window.) |
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Strata is too cheap to hire security guards and they want residents to play security instead and confront the drug addicts and criminals that break in, uh not gonna happen, I will report it to the police but I am not confronting these folks in a parking garage alone, they are unpredictable on a good day.
If you want security, hire a security company to provide it, residents should have to play security. I hate strata living so much. |
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Sometimes I wonder where Amazon gets their list price to cross out and proclaim your saving X amount of money.
This particular item is 100ml bottle of iron for aquariums, I am not buying it but was window shopping, they are selling it as an add on item for $8.99 but claim the list price is $82.13 and a savings of 73.14 or 89%. There isn't a planet in this solar system where this product would ever be $82, general price range for this size at stores is $7-$9, the 2 gallon jug doesn't even sell for $82 dollars. https://cimg2.ibsrv.net/gimg/british...713722c61f.png |
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Originally Posted by Jsmth321
(Post 12856777)
Sometimes I wonder where Amazon gets their list price to cross out and proclaim your saving X amount of money.
This particular item is 100ml bottle of iron for aquariums, I am not buying it but was window shopping, they are selling it as an add on item for $8.99 but claim the list price is $82.13 and a savings of 73.14 or 89%. There isn't a planet in this solar system where this product would ever be $82, general price range for this size at stores is $7-$9, the 2 gallon jug doesn't even sell for $82 dollars. https://cimg2.ibsrv.net/gimg/british...713722c61f.png Some years ago I contacted them about what I thought was an error - someone was asking several hundred $$ for something that should have been about $15. Their response was that sellers could ask what they like. The reviews are okay apart from the one that said "I think it turned some of my plants brown" :lol: |
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Originally Posted by BristolUK
(Post 12856817)
I wonder if the 'list' price in this case is a previously listed price on Amazon - possibly by a third party seller.
Some years ago I contacted them about what I thought was an error - someone was asking several hundred $$ for something that should have been about $15. Their response was that sellers could ask what they like. The reviews are okay apart from the one that said "I think it turned some of my plants brown" :lol: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcas...=1000400935581 |
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Originally Posted by Teaandtoday5
(Post 12856824)
The was a ‘boring talks’ podcast about the amazon book pricing algorithm which may relate....(how do people do those nice tidy links?)
Click on the chain link icon. Allow the defaults, copy/paste the url at the bottom field and copy/paste or make up your own words in the top part. Alternatively, highlight the bit of text you want to appear, then click on the chain link and copy/paste the url into the bottom part. |
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Originally Posted by BristolUK
(Post 12857001)
Breakfast |
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Originally Posted by BristolUK
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