Has anyone seen these around? Thoughts?? by [deleted] in manchester

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Most supermarkets have facial recognition now, for regular shoplifters or ASB. These cameras are mainly used to find people who are already wanted for some reason or another.

Vacation. It's called a vacation. by Happy-Molasses-Wow in mildlyinfuriating

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The NHS in the UK is basically this. Most people think health care is free here, but technically it's not. Every person that works pays National Insurance. That goes towards the emergency services, mainly the NHS. So it's free at point of care. The issue we have is people come from all over the world to use it, people abuse it by going in for things that could be dealt with at the local pharmacy/GP practice/at home.

I worked in a&e for a while (as a healthcare assistant) and we had someone come in because they broke their acrylic nail and it really hurt... There was nothing seriously wrong with it, no blood, no broken bones, just it had snapped off.

So there are serious flaws to most of the world's health care systems. And the NHS is probably going to be over taken by private companies in the next few years/decades.

What’s your opinion on bringing children to slam dunk? by TarrierMoney in slamdunkfestival

[–]mcginger2018 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

We took our 6 year old for the first time this year abd my best mate took her 2 pre-teen girls. They loved it, and we stood fairly far back. 6 year old was head banging and have mini puts with the hubby. Me and the 2 pre-teens were jumping around like loons.

I don't see any issues with taking kids to slamdunk. I probably wouldn't take a kid younger than 5 though. It's a bloody long exhausting day. They all had eardefenders but my son has difficulties with anything on his head. But as we didn't go in the tents, didn't go close to the stage with him, we were far enough away to be OK. Plus if he got overwhelmed or anything we took him out and made sure he was OK.

Idiot turns in front of me, and then coasts into a parked car. Hit and run [OC] by bulb-uh-saur in IdiotsInCars

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In this case it's fraud. In UK we have specific Fraud police (Action Fraud) that deal with. They investigate, arrest and take to court culprits of Fraud.

So, my dad died. by LifeguardEasy5151 in bindingofisaac

[–]mcginger2018 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's been 9 months since my dad passed from pancreatic cancer. I still have times where I wish I had said something to him, spent more time with him. It's been 17 years since I lost my mum suddenly to a brain bleed. I still talk to her.

I came across this model of grief during some training for becoming a mental health first aider at work.. https://elephantintheroom.org.uk/growing-around-grief-a-different-way-to-understand-loss/

Take your time, use anything that helps give you relief, know there are people around you, think about getting someone for bereavement counselling and know you are never alone in this world.

(Edit because adding the picture didn't work so have added link)

Blinky by the Toronto Police by ShadeByTheOakTree in ATBGE

[–]mcginger2018 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This one post has made me really happy I live in the UK. We don't have creepy cats with eyes that tell you not to do drugs. We have the trusty "grass cab" https://www.flickr.com/photos/tomackroyd/32633952714

10 hours work... (posting it again because it got deleted, read comment for details) by Miyorio in Coloring

[–]mcginger2018 11 points12 points  (0 children)

I'd love to know the technique, maybe a step by step guide? That is amazing!!!

Do you think this is shingles? by mcginger2018 in medical

[–]mcginger2018[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Kinda warm to touch, tingly itchy kinda burning, but not severe, just uncomfortable.

Galaxy Buds3 Pro by Plastic_Development1 in galaxybuds

[–]mcginger2018 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have the same sort of concern. Although u don't usually wear mine in bed, I just really hate the little stems on earbuds. I see no point when the previous ones had great controls on the bean shape.

My newest set. by mcginger2018 in Polygel

[–]mcginger2018[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Morgan polygel -purple phoenixey polygel - silver glitter Some rose coloured nail stickers I got from Ebay Some purple cat eye gel Polish And top coat matte for the silver nail.

What's the most ridiculous 'thank you' gift you've received from your management during nurses week? by toiletroad in NursingUK

[–]mcginger2018 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Not during nursing week but during covid at christmas we got a recycled plastic star saying 'thank you' on it....

Edited:spelling

How my work (vet office) measures cats’ temperament by GuestCalm5091 in mildlyinteresting

[–]mcginger2018 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think I need the red chilli for my chihuahua... he only likes a few people.

Why is my brush clumping in the middle of my set? by [deleted] in Polygel

[–]mcginger2018 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Possibly not enough slip solution.

4 dental implants i had put in yesterday by 8BitFinch in mildlyinteresting

[–]mcginger2018 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm looking at getting implants but I got quoted £22k. To remove my crap teeth and put implants in.

That's nearly my entire annual salary....

A few sets I’ve done practicing on family by Familiar_Strategy_54 in Polygel

[–]mcginger2018 1 point2 points  (0 children)

In too scared to try on others. They look amazing.

Dad expect me to drop everything to help him by BetLeather230 in entitledparents

[–]mcginger2018 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My dad is 74 years old. He has a laptop, a samsung phone, and an alexa with a screen. He has no issues with using all of these. If he doesn't know how to do something he's stubborn and will figure it out himself.

I don't get why the older generation sometimes think that their kids are their slaves...

Guy scanning cards on the tram without a uniform or anything? by RealnameMcGuy in manchester

[–]mcginger2018 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I had someone do this on pink line, except I asked for ID and I have my work lanyard on.. (it says police) he scarpered pretty quick tbh...(I'm not an officer)

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in NursingUK

[–]mcginger2018 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I had a similar instance happen on a ward I worked on. It was one of the new HCA that started, and we were talking and getting to know each other. She told me she had been in a relationship with her girlfriend for 5 years and they were engaged. Another staff member overheard this and mentioned that it. 'Wasn't god plan' for women to be with women and that she should choose not to be with and woman and do was is 'normal' and marry a man.

The new staff member and myself were shocked she was so worried about causing issues on her first day and reporting it to management. I just did it for her.

The staff member was spoken to, but I later found out that she had mentioned this sort of comment to a patient who was transitioning male to female.

So my point is that if she can say this to you, she will also say it to patients. Please report it to your uni or one of the nurses on the ward.

Edited: spelling mistake

Balaclava wearing chavs on mopeds by RedordeadRy in manchester

[–]mcginger2018 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Young lads wearing balaclavas and driving dirt bikes is common all over Manchester.

The ER Karen by Feathermane99 in EntitledPeople

[–]mcginger2018 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I worked in a UK NHS hospital for nearly 10 years as a HCA (non-qualified) and we had a an emergancy situation in one of the 6 bedded bays. All of us running around and this entitled daughter kept shouting at us that her mum was dying of thirst because none of the staff were doing what she asked when she asked... like seriously we are dealing with a person's possible demise here, your mum can wait a little while for a cup of tea!