blackn1ght
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- Comment on Why Do We Keep Fretting About the Future of the Full English? 20 hours ago:
Where the fuck are the beans and garlic and herb mushrooms and the rest of the sausages and bacon?
- Comment on Why Do We Keep Fretting About the Future of the Full English? 20 hours ago:
dividing our bubble and squeak-obsessed nation.
We’re not obsessed with bubble and squeak though
- Comment on Driving test cheating soars with use of headsets and impersonators 4 days ago:
Maybe I can get a £200 million contract witht the government to implement this technology.
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- Comment on Keir Starmer abandons plans for compulsory digital ID 1 week ago:
Good news! No doubt the next Labour government will try again though.
- Comment on Labour MP ‘baffled’ government still uses X after minister calls Grok’s sexualised images ‘weapons of abuse’ 1 week ago:
Why’s that?
- Comment on Labour MP ‘baffled’ government still uses X after minister calls Grok’s sexualised images ‘weapons of abuse’ 1 week ago:
I get why they’re using Twitter, as they want to reach as huge audience, but they really should look into running their own Mastodon instance and promoting that instead.
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- Comment on Why the NHS still wastes billions on patients who shouldn't be in hospital 2 weeks ago:
Plus there are a further 4,000 around the rest of the UK - which means around one in eight beds are occupied by people who don’t necessarily need to be there.
Many of these “delayed discharge” patients are older and may be frail and living with multiple health conditions who need support in the community.
This was the case for my Dad. He’d recovered but was awaiting a place at rehabilitiation, but there weren’t any spaces (the rehab places are at care homes). The physio’s wouldn’t let him be discharged home so he was in hospital for over a week longer than he needed to be until a space opened up.
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- Comment on Totally normal book on audible 2 weeks ago:
The book: A simple guide to choosing the right Lemmy instance for you.
- Comment on Circumcision classed as possible child abuse in draft CPS document 2 weeks ago:
Sounds like it was medically necessary then which they’re saying is ok.
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- Comment on Tried to carefully install the faucet immediately after gluing and caulking the sink 2 weeks ago:
It’s because you tried to force it.
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- Britain braces for Storm Goretti as 'danger to life' warnings issued over heavy snow and strong winds | LBCwww.lbc.co.uk ↗Submitted 2 weeks ago to unitedkingdom@feddit.uk | 1 comment
- Comment on Wrexham man jailed for selling assisted suicide chemicals online 2 weeks ago:
It must be an annoying business to be in, as you could only ever get bad reviews on TrustPilot.
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- Comment on 2 weeks ago:
It’s an instant downvote for me.
- Comment on Drivers over 70 to undergo eye tests every three years under plans to improve road safety | LBC 2 weeks ago:
Making it harder for poorer working people to get to work. This would be yet another cost that people have to face. Those that can’t afford to re-take it but need their car to get to work would end up criminalised.
- Comment on Drivers over 70 to undergo eye tests every three years under plans to improve road safety | LBC 2 weeks ago:
A quick Google suggests the salary is around £30,000, which would put it above the living wage. It’s not an amazing salary, but let’s say that got bumped to £40,000 and then you’d need to hire probably at least 10x the number of examiners to be able to cope with the demand, then suddenly that gets very expensive.
There’d be arguments about whether it’s actually financially worth it and whether there’s even though labour supply to achieve the number of examiners required.
- Drivers over 70 to undergo eye tests every three years under plans to improve road safety | LBCwww.lbc.co.uk ↗Submitted 2 weeks ago to unitedkingdom@feddit.uk | 31 comments
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- Comment on Something is very wrong with the HBO Max 4K version of Mad Men 1 month ago:
I’ve seen this happen with 24 - seeing camera crews and other people in certain shots.