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Jaeluni Asjil posted:Just noticed this bit of your post clothes dryers are 5% of all us residential energy reminds me I have an American friend who lives in Cairo. Despite the fact you hang your washing out on the balcony and it is bone dry within half an hour, and as little as 10 minutes on the hottest days, she insisted on using a tumble dryer not putting stuff to air dry. excuse me do you expect me to stand there and clip my clothes myself  wiki posted:The British Rail Class 322 are electric multiple unit passenger trains which were built by British Rail Engineering Limited in 1990 for the Stansted Express service from London Liverpool Street to Stansted Airport. After becoming surplus to requirements on this route, the fleet saw further use with a number of other operators.
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The worst part of winter is it being too damp and cold to dry outside.
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WhatEvil posted:So loving glad I got out of the UK. My last place there I had 2 cunts by me, one next door and one directly across the street. Just absolute aggro Tory shitheads. One was a divorced dad and the other I heard him and his wife arguing and just being nasty as gently caress to each other, so at least I can take solace in knowing that they're miserable. Where'd you go? And would you say the national character is different/better? Completely subjective of course.
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Guavanaut posted:Dehumidifiers are great during winter because they release more heat than they use from all the latent heat of condensation. I built an advanced solar powered clothes dryer last week  Too bad about all the rain tho.
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My American partner cannot stand how clothes feel if you dry them in the sun and refers to my clothes rack as the "hell machine" as it is noisy and rattles. She just hates it so much, its honestly bizzare. Our nearby neigbours are all lovely at least despite living on the estate that is perpetually afraid of "youths". I spent this weekend gardening and just giving away shitloads of produce to anyone that wanted it. Harvested drat near 25kg of rhubarb, apples, herbs, plums, chillis and strawberries, pumpkins, potatoes etc. Had loads of folk coming round to grab things for their elderly relatives or to take to church or just to cook for themselves or friends and honestly it felt really good. Nothing wasted. Except for the rosemary! I've spent the weekend making rosemary and sage salt, rosemary jelly, rosemary and chilli butter, ice cube trays full of it, air drying bunches of it and i just can't use it all as nobody else seems to want it.
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mediaphage posted:the humidity level drops low in cold weather helping moisture either evaporate or sublimate Which bit of the US were you in? Because this is true of say Michigan because it's all locked up in the snow but v much not guaranteed with UK definitions of cold weather (and humidity).
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Mebh posted:My American partner cannot stand how clothes feel if you dry them in the sun and refers to my clothes rack as the "hell machine" as it is noisy and rattles. She just hates it so much, its honestly bizzare. I am the opposite, I hate dryer clothes, feels like someone else already wore them, like putting on dirty clothes.
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Mebh posted:My American partner cannot stand how clothes feel if you dry them in the sun and refers to my clothes rack as the "hell machine" as it is noisy and rattles. She just hates it so much, its honestly bizzare. It took me like a decade to convert my American missus to the True Path. Now she looks wistfully out at a sunny day and mutters "there's some good drying out there today"
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Mebh posted:Our nearby neigbours are all lovely at least despite living on the estate that is perpetually afraid of "youths". I spent this weekend gardening and just giving away shitloads of produce to anyone that wanted it. Harvested drat near 25kg of rhubarb, apples, herbs, plums, chillis and strawberries, pumpkins, potatoes etc. Had loads of folk coming round to grab things for their elderly relatives or to take to church or just to cook for themselves or friends and honestly it felt really good. Nothing wasted. For me it’s courgettes! Can’t get rid of the bastard things. Tomatoes, cucumbers, peas and beans all gone as soon as I offered them. My pumpkins and gourds are staying on because they’re for carving, not eating. If you’ve got a greenhouse don’t neglect the use for drying clothes in the winter. Not as good as a windy day outdoors but better than nowt if it’s raining and you’ve not got the heating on. I can get two clothes racks in mine, and string a load of stuff from the grapevine across the top.
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Mebh posted:My American partner cannot stand how clothes feel if you dry them in the sun and refers to my clothes rack as the "hell machine" 
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Jaeluni Asjil posted:If you're self-employed and work from home then if you DON'T have a dedicated workspace then you can claim something towards utilities subject to how many hours of work you do from home (I used to claim £10 per month for 25h + ). If you have a dedicated workspace then you might be in for Business Rates on that part of your home so you need to check the position VERY carefully. You're only liable for business rates if you have customers coming to your home. Having a home office isn't a problem.
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keep punching joe posted:Lol and furthermore lmao It's getting even lmaoier https://twitter.com/guardian/status/1561394977833472000
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Well they're in a union.
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Heat pump dryers are excellent and use very little power.
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Dunno anything about money but this seems like it's probably bad. https://twitter.com/MattGarrahan/status/1561643603780321281?t=n2bYf202VypzvCCL8rj2xQ
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gently caress me running, that's a lot of dead people, or revolution, or both
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People just need to graft 18.6% harder.
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Failed Imagineer posted:gently caress me running, that's a lot of dead people, or revolution, or both https://twitter.com/crimescript/status/1561639596819087360
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feedmegin posted:Which bit of the US were you in? Because this is true of say Michigan because it's all locked up in the snow but v much not guaranteed with UK definitions of cold weather (and humidity). definitely not true of where i was in the south either lol but looking at some humidity indices for uk winter it probably varies there too anyway i find it works indoors in the cold even then with some airflow mediaphage fucked around with this message at 11:11 on Aug 22, 2022 |
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Failed Imagineer posted:gently caress me running, that's a lot of dead people, or revolution, or both It'll be fine, Kieth is on the case
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keep punching joe posted:Dunno anything about money but this seems like it's probably bad. ho lee
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The number is going up though, I though that meant good times.
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Failed Imagineer posted:gently caress me running, that's a lot of dead people, or revolution, or both Judging by the replies, it'll be a lot of dead people whose last words are "well, nothing is stopping you buying shares in those companies" 
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Doctor_Fruitbat posted:Judging by the replies, it'll be a lot of dead people whose last words are "well, nothing is stopping you buying shares in those companies" drat I certainly hope so
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I need some advice I've been renting a flat since last April, and a few months ago started getting letters from some company down south asking for my tenancy details. No chance thought I, and handed the requests and future letters from that company direct to the estate agents for them to handle, including a few asking for rent to be paid to them. Couple months later and I leave the flat ready for a day of hijinks and there's a court summons on the door - a notice of possession, with a claim of trespass on unknown persons in the flat (they don't have my details). I've handed this over to the estate agents too, but kept a copy because of course I am going to keep a copy. The landlord has his name on this summons company, which makes me think they've gone behind the estate agents back and changed agencies. I'm in a rolling contract with my current agents who have given me no notice of any changes to my contract. They've said that I don't need to worry about this, to continue just paying the rent to themselves and they're dealing with this issue but hopefully understandably, I'm more than a little anxious. Does anybody have any idea on action to take? Should I just start looking elsewhere, attend this court date, burn the place down, anything?
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Bin men status: hard https://twitter.com/conceptKitty/status/1561168054612017155?t=QBZGVNfTmdoCwTHSzuKJ-g&s=19 This guy status: not hardened, should get a refund imo https://twitter.com/nocontextbrits/status/1561635684481392640?s=21&t=6hnUTUqSuRZmdbagLqbRxA
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Tesseraction posted:
lmao this is a dumb way to get it. Just bribe one of the staff to get it from the dispensary. It's cheap to the pharmacy, I bet someone would, we're paid poo poo.
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HopperUK posted:lmao this is a dumb way to get it. Just bribe one of the staff to get it from the dispensary. It's cheap to the pharmacy, I bet someone would, we're paid poo poo. Do you even need a prescription for dick pills now?
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Failed Imagineer posted:Do you even need a prescription for dick pills now? Nah but they're a tenner a box or so, bit spendy for some. And you have to answer some questions from the pharmacist to make sure you don't die and some people are very, very pissy about that.
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HopperUK posted:Nah but they're a tenner a box or so, bit spendy for some. And you have to answer some questions from the pharmacist to make sure you don't die and some people are very, very pissy about that. So you're saying you could bribe a pharmacist less than a tenner for some boner pills? Interesting
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They should get their prostate checked before going on ED pills in that case.
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lol I do like Juice Media, and her Brit accent is pretty good but you can hear the Aussie creep in, particularly when she says dickheads.
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Guavanaut posted:They should get their prostate checked before going on ED pills in that case. 
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keep punching joe posted:Dunno anything about money but this seems like it's probably bad.
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Looks like ransomware group hacked one of the water companies https://twitter.com/malwrhunterteam/status/1559244860636413952 says Thames Water here but later in the thread notices the names match Staffordshire Water who did recently report a cyberattack https://twitter.com/malwrhunterteam/status/1559265895419199497
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hacked by bronies how humiliating
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Necrothatcher posted:hacked by bronies
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