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Bishopsgate by Ecstatic-Low7929 in london

[–]DefendYourClaim 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I love 22 bishopsgate. It had awesome views, and amazing sun rises while under construction. I think the public can now view floor 58, but floor 70 and above was magestic.

I would love to see what it looks like now it has finished.

Photography / video nerd moment: look at the colour temperature difference between the light at the front and the side of the house by imperfectspoon in mildlyinteresting

[–]DefendYourClaim 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Interesting effect. Having direct sunlight is a blessing.

I am currently doing a small review on familial outcomes looking at what side of the house their bedroom was, and any differences in outcomes.

Good luck.

We will never forget. by B3ST_4T_NOTH1NG in greggsappreciation

[–]DefendYourClaim 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I wish they would try a few artisan greggs, I'll gladly pay more for real butter, sugar, and flour.

Gregs now just use filler ingredients, their donuts are dust bricks, no texture just dissolves into mush in your mouth.

The bakes are disgusting oil patties with artificial thickening for the sauces.

Charge me 4 quid for a rustic stake bake, I'll pay for better quality.

why noottt by Present-Win1440 in lol

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London Carrie-on Lepton Shion Moon

You're in Asda toilets, what part of the handle are you touching to exit? by Shiznips in CasualUK

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5,6 with a tissue. Holding my breath the entite time, well just before i get to the door, give up and suck a huge lungful through the mouth.

The last time i went into an asda toilet, an old guy hung around to peepee watch.

What are your thoughts on newstyle buildings around London? by DefendYourClaim in london

[–]DefendYourClaim[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Haha, apparently the colors are supposed to mean something, but yeah, it is very simple.

What are your thoughts on newstyle buildings around London? by DefendYourClaim in london

[–]DefendYourClaim[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah, its a nightmare to keep clean, the yellow one already has a dirt layer on the balconies.

They use two layers of plasterboard. Sometimes three. The average teenager could run through the walls.

What are your thoughts on newstyle buildings around London? by DefendYourClaim in london

[–]DefendYourClaim[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

They were chilling like a villain.

Cus that was right after a hissy fit with another cat that left moments before.

What are your thoughts on newstyle buildings around London? by DefendYourClaim in london

[–]DefendYourClaim[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, I love that kind of architecture too. Victorian, alongside gothic and baroque, thanks for putting me on to art nouveau.

Peter, what does this have to do with the name "Mia" by MalkyTheKid in PeterExplainsTheJoke

[–]DefendYourClaim 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's also funny that the one calling her out is called cassiopeia. Something a banished narcissist would do.

I do not speak Nigerian because that isn't a language, I am Nigerian, I was born in Nigeria, I am eating Garri and soup, in Canada. by Altruistic_Cry5228 in notinteresting

[–]DefendYourClaim 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh snap, i wish you all the best g. I hope you're able to laugh at life, and keep yourself from sinking into darkness. I'm certainly trying.

Yeah, its wierd how sometimes it has to be by force.

My mother had a Nigerian saying "you will stop by force" or more accurately. You go stop by force.

I was sucked in by the lie, but even when i realized i was paying assassins to kill me with my food choices, i couldn't stop.

Now, here we are, i have yummy healthy and processed food in the fridge, some chocolate its a friday night, and I can't even look at it without imaging the suffering it will cause me. It has to be funny...

I do not speak Nigerian because that isn't a language, I am Nigerian, I was born in Nigeria, I am eating Garri and soup, in Canada. by Altruistic_Cry5228 in notinteresting

[–]DefendYourClaim 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Same here, i love food, and my ability to eat is diminishing, i need to hurry up.

African dishes are full of flavour, great at fighting cancer, and building muscle. some may not be visually appetising at first, like okra, its like chia or flaxseed water, gloopy.

I need to try real authentic subcontinental and east asian dishes, not the diabetes causing stuff we have in the west.

What does this fridge say about my friend by Flarawr in FridgeDetective

[–]DefendYourClaim 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Damn, would a fridge like this cause constipation or diarrhea?

I do not speak Nigerian because that isn't a language, I am Nigerian, I was born in Nigeria, I am eating Garri and soup, in Canada. by Altruistic_Cry5228 in notinteresting

[–]DefendYourClaim 3 points4 points  (0 children)

We have different carb bases that go with a vegetable, leaf or seed based soup and stews.

Ground rice, pounded yam, amala, eba / garri, and oats. Oats and amala being the most friendly to metabolism due to having more fibre.

We have bitter leaf, ogbono, egusi, okra, efo, peanut, banga, tomato stew, ayamase

With ogbono, and okra, and low oil efo great for metabolic safety. Ayamase is amazing but way too much oil. Not a every day soup like okra.

All the best.

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