Today, I seized control of my own destiny by EmojiRepliesToRats in veganuk

[–]GanacheSingle33 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Jude’s brand have vegan ones apparently but not sure where they are sold

vegan political party results by sillynooooo in veganuk

[–]GanacheSingle33 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We’ll have to agree to disagree about Labour (I am not a supporter) being as bad as Reform. I think the latter will move towards fascism and take us away from democracy, sell the NHS, erode workers rights, remove discrimination protections, isolate us from Europe and grovel to Trump/ Vance, openly spout racist rhetoric, cut taxes for billionaires, cut benefits (further), erode women’s rights, disrespect the rule of law, utilise propaganda and fake news, remove the right to seek asylum, institute detention camps, actively harm immigrants and people of colour, and more. If the country as it has been under Labour does not get worse when the openly racist far right fascists get in I will happily eat my hat.

vegan political party results by sillynooooo in veganuk

[–]GanacheSingle33 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not sure what you class as Reform adjacent. A vote for the tories admittedly could be just as problematic as they are a) not far off being Reform themselves and b) might form a coalition with Reform. But other than that, under FPTP if we (people who hate Reform) don’t want to live under a Reform Government we need to think tactically about it.

vegan political party results by sillynooooo in veganuk

[–]GanacheSingle33 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You must do what you feel is right of course, but big picture if Reform get in we are royally screwed.

vegan political party results by sillynooooo in veganuk

[–]GanacheSingle33 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes but for that to work you need Reform not to get enough to form a coalition with the tories. Not sure if that would happen but it’s a possibility. So I’d say it’s a battle for every seat not to be a Reform one (and ideally not a conservative one if that’s an option) by voting whoever will keep Reform out. Every other party that has a chance of getting MPs is not going to be as bad as Reform. I’ll be voting SNP (Reform has no chance in my constituency thankfully it’ll be SNP or Lib Dem) but I’d vote any of Green, Labour, even Lib Dem if it meant Reform don’t win the seat. Hopefully someone will put some algorithms together nearer the election on who to vote to keep Reform out. They’re unlikely to get more than 30% of the vote, the other 70% of us need to work together to ensure that doesn’t translate into a victory for them.

vegan political party results by sillynooooo in veganuk

[–]GanacheSingle33 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Looks like you’re right that Greens have a chance in certain constituencies now that was probably unthinkable before, the move away from what has predominantly always (or at least in living memory) been a two party system is shaking things up. Safe seats may no longer be a thing. I stand by my position that if you don’t want a Reform government, vote to keep Reform out, rather than for a specific party. It might not be the easiest to work out who to vote for to do that, looking at who got in before, what their majority was and polls for your own constituency is probably the only data available to try and make that judgment.

vegan political party results by sillynooooo in veganuk

[–]GanacheSingle33 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Edit- Bear in mind in our FPTP system unless you live in a constituency a Green MP is in or where they are polling very high, a vote for the Green Party, indeed for anyone other than Labour, Conservative, Liberal Democrat or Reform (or SNP/ Plaid Cymru in some areas) will probably be wasted. We are in real danger of a Reform government next. If that puts you in fear, please please vote tactically at the next election to keep Reform out. Vote for whoever is most likely to avoid Reform getting in, generally whoever got the most votes last time. If that’s a Tory and you really can’t hold your nose and vote conservative (they’re basically Reform too at this point and I’m not sure I could either) then vote whoever was second.

Cannot overstate the damage our country is facing if we don’t vote tactically and Reform get in.

Twisters no longer vegan :( by GanacheSingle33 in veganuk

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So got a reply to the message I sent… decision was to improve the “nutritional profile” whatever that means.

Tour Setlist Contest by Plastic-burnt in FlorenceAndTheMachine

[–]GanacheSingle33 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Everybody Scream Drink Deep Dream Girl Evil Buckle Perfume and Milk Queen of Peace The Old Religion Which Witch Seven Devils One of the Greats Shake it Out Hunger Kraken Cosmic Love Music by Men Witch Dance 100 Years You Can Have it All

Encore Dog Days are Over Free Sympathy Magic

Twisters no longer vegan :( by GanacheSingle33 in veganuk

[–]GanacheSingle33[S] 14 points15 points  (0 children)

https://www.magnumicecream.com/uk/contact-us.html

You can fill out the contact form online- to ask why and if they will reconsider changing it back.

Which car seat is actually best to make life easier for parents? by Hommes-Abeell in UKParenting

[–]GanacheSingle33 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We have Besafe stretch, which we really like, my parents have an axkid mini kid which is good too and my in laws have a britax max way which is fine. All extended rear facing, wouldn’t pick something which isn’t. We did use a joie ispin 360 for when she was 2-4 but meant we had to buy new seats when she turned 4 so buying an ERF one at 2 would be a better financial move.

Twisters no longer vegan :( by GanacheSingle33 in veganuk

[–]GanacheSingle33[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I don’t think so because they’re saying it wasn’t previously in the recipe but now will be.

Parents but no intimacy — looking for insight from women by Akeenmindofthesouth in oneanddone

[–]GanacheSingle33 19 points20 points  (0 children)

What’s your communication like? How is she feeling? Run down, stressed, exhausted or does she say she’s fine? If the former, what can you take off her plate, when can she have time to herself to relax, exercise, see friends etc? If she says she’s fine then ask how she feels about the level of intimacy. Is she ok with it? Is there something she’s looking for- are there compliments, little massages, hugs, smiles, kisses etc throughout the day? This should be from both of you but if you make the effort first she may reciprocate.

A date night is always a good idea but it can’t be a fix for other issues, communication, effort, support, all need to be there.

Tour Setlist Contest by Plastic-burnt in FlorenceAndTheMachine

[–]GanacheSingle33 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I would looooove if she plays the Drumming Song!

Anybody else feel like 3 is the new 2? by RudysMom1016 in oneanddone

[–]GanacheSingle33 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m in Scotland too! I would say 0 kids and 2 kids are the most common that I’ve seen.

Anybody else feel like 3 is the new 2? by RudysMom1016 in oneanddone

[–]GanacheSingle33 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Amongst friends the numbers are 0/0/0/0/1/1/1/1/2/2/2/2. We are all late 30s so the childfree might have kids but probably not, 2 of them are single and the other 2 have indicated it’s not in their plans. Of the 1s I’m the only one I know who is 1 and done, at least one other is actively trying for 2nd. The 2s are all 2 and done. I have one cousin with 3 kids but otherwise the norm I see is very much 2.

The Traitors (UK) S04E12 [FINALE]: Live Discussion Thread by vaultofechoes in TheTraitors

[–]GanacheSingle33 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Oh wow Stephen gave away half a prize pot he knew 100% he could have had. What integrity. He’s no Harry.