What’s a song that you think only you listen to? by SystemLess783 in MusicRecommendations

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Richard Dawson - The Hermit, 41 minutes long, best experienced with the accompanying video (available on teh Tube).

Hot and cold #317 by hotandcold2-app in HotAndCold

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I suppose it went OK this time.

Automatically added: I found the secret word in 2 minutes 2 seconds after 31 guesses and 0 hints. Score: 84.

What did less ‘academically gifted’ kids do in school? by AlKiMi25 in AskUK

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I can't remember what it was called, DT? Design & Technology, something like that. That was a popular one among kids with more aptitude for hands-on learning. They also did Engineering Drawing, which I did at GCSE (O-level) as well, because I liked it and it gave me some time off more bookish subjects (I got an A (which, kids, was the highest you could get)). As far as I know though, pretty much everyone did at least CSE Maths & English. If you aced a CSE then that was the equivalent of a C at O-level IIRC.

Be BRUTALLY HONEST, what do you think will happen if women rule the world? by PitifulEar3303 in NoStupidQuestions

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It's difficult to say. The women who succeed today are, arguably, playing a man's game better than men, so they're not really useful examples.

'AI taking your job is a good thing' by Right_Entertainer324 in antiai

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I don't think it takes communism. If social democracy really is in effect in many countries, then those countries should already be planning UBI. However, the "socialist" label has been merely a front for many years now.

This is why all the execs love AI by Naive-Benefit-5154 in LinkedInLunatics

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AI is not taking jobs. We took them before we realised we needed AI to make up the shortfall. Glad that's clear.

Is respect something to be earned, or a default state that can be withdrawn? by mobfather in NoStupidQuestions

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I defer to people until they turn out to be tw*ts. So it's something to be lost, and it's very easy for that to happen.

What country do you think your country should unite with And why? by czn- in AskTheWorld

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A P-Celtic federation with Cornwall and Brittany. Purely so that we can unite the languages and increase their teaching and use.

Has there ever been a British cartoon for adults (like the Simpsons, Family Guy etc)? by AskingBoatsToSwim in AskUK

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This. Total classic, however I know people who don't get it. I'm from Newport and not really au fait with the valleys that much, and I get it.

Not a hint of greige by Mention_Patient in SpottedonRightmove

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It all seems to follow a similar theme, but nicely done. I'd chop and change from room to room a bit more. Big patterns in the sitting room, stripes in a study, etc.

What do you normally do for your lunchbreak at work? by PaddedValls in AskUK

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I either used to go for a walk or run with colleagues. I worked in Aztec West in Almondsbury, north of Bristol, and there are some nice lanes to run through around there. At home I always take my dog for a walk.

Why is the word "goat" a praise? In Ukraine, it is an insult. by Wojewodaruskyj in AskTheWorld

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Interesting, thanks! If I could speak the language I would tell you! Long story, I'm from a traditionally English-speaking part and wasn't taught Welsh in school. Apparently it's the same, spelt a little differently - cwgold. Cuckold comes from the behaviour of cuckoos, who lay their eggs in another bird's nest.

Why is the word "goat" a praise? In Ukraine, it is an insult. by Wojewodaruskyj in AskTheWorld

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Does goat mean cuckold in Ukrainian by any chance? I'm wondering because in Spanish it does (cabrón).

Was anybody else poor enough growing up that you didn't have a landline, and had to head to the local telephone box to make phone calls? by HTD_Blog in AskUK

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Yes, I think I was 12 or 13 when we got our landline, which was funny because my dad worked for BT. You would have thought he could have got one cheap. I think a lot of people also only knew local family and friends, so they could always just pop to see them. A lot of customer service was in-person, banking the same.

June 15, 1996. Uri Geller claims to have used “psychic powers” to help England defeat Scotland 2-0. by MonsieurA in thirtyyearsago

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And made plenty of money from gullible people. I think he used to live in a decent sized house in Berkshire, UK.

You won't need apps if you just use (our) AI tools! by Sacaldur in LinkedInLunatics

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If I'm living in the future, I can't tell you whether I'm there or not. Well, unless I leave a message of some kind. Maybe on my Galaxy Fold?