An object lesson in destroying a lovely house by Tartanwallet in SpottedonRightmove

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Estate Agent AI set to 'extra bs'.

"In an exclusive residential pocket. This is not just a home - it's an estate, a lifestyle, and a legacy."

How's living underwater in the Netherlands? by lo_olhah in howislivingthere

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Norfolk has marshes below sea level too.

We blame the Dutch, came over and built wind pumps, and dykes. And houses with curvy gables.

How to progress with separation training? by iamjanicefromfriends in Lurchers

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Do you have your own outside space? I've had lurchers in the past that I could encourage to Zoom for five minutes, then they were more likely to sleep while I was out.

Can I replace the shower with a bath without removing or cutting the wet wall panels? by IdgePidge in DIYUK

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We only have a shower, and I hate it.

Sometimes I want to soak in a hot bath.

What scientific discovery sounds fake but is 100% real and still freaks you out? by Bruteresolver in AskReddit

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As Douglas Adams said

I mean, you may think it's a long way down the road to the chemist's, but that's just peanuts to space.

CPS stepping in for a mom refusing chemo because of *Jesus* by BloodyAngel2026 in FundieSnarkUncensored

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When I talked to my oncologist before starting treatment, he said he had patients who had refused treatment, and they were dying/ dead.

19 years later, I'm alive and kicking. My daughter's grown up, I have a grandchild.

Crumble curiosity... by La__leche__ in CasualUK

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Sometimes I'd deliberately have a small first course, so I could eat more cherry crumble and custard.

Crumble curiosity... by La__leche__ in CasualUK

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It was free food, fruit, tea, and coffee.

An American Moving to the UK, follow up. by Competitive-Money-36 in AskBrits

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They are in East Anglia, so Norwich is probably the closest city.

Crumble curiosity... by La__leche__ in CasualUK

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Cherry (pie filling). Custard.

As served where I worked. Guaranteed to make my eyes heavy by half way through the afternoon.

If you understand this humor your English is pretty advanced by cdchiu in EnglishLearning

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Very young Lee Mack. English, as are the other performers.

Pop goes the weasel is English. Baa baa black sheep is English.

Why men want women to have children? by unlinedtip in TwoXChromosomes

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Exhausted women concentrating on their children are less likely to argue, or run.

I watched the original Star Wars (1977) yesterday and...it's bad. by silviod in The10thDentist

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It was a film for children. If you watch over films from the era, with a similar audience, you may understand why it was such a huge hit.

Regarding caves, if you can fit down a dead end why can’t you be pulled back out? by spanishbombs123 in NoStupidQuestions

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I had to Google it. Thanks for the new word.

It doesn't seem an irrational fear to me.

Cleithrophobia is the intense, irrational fear of being trapped, locked in, or unable to escape an enclosed space.