>> | No. 13647
/job/13647
Am I not able to claim benefits at all? |
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13666
>>13658 |
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13667
>>13666 |
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13670
>>13667 |
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13671
>>13670 |
>> | No. 13724
13724
How much notice did you have? |
>> | No. 1795
/job/1795
ITT: Workplace annoyances. |
>> | No. 13719
13719
Pretty much every place I've worked at have always had the hump with me leaving on time. |
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13720
>>13719 |
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13721
>>13719 |
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13722
>>13721 |
>> | No. 13723
13723
I've been on flexi for a while as have the rest of my team and my manager. As long as the work gets done and gets done, no one cares. WFH is even better, answer a few emails/Team messages via my phone whilst in bed, have a slow start and sit down at my desk for about 11:30am, do things around the house as I get bits of work done, eat and then finish about 7:30ish with everything done (including housework and dinner), drink, read and write into the evening, watch a film and fall asleep. Pretty comfy life. Can't remember the last time I wore more than a t-shirt and boxer shorts. I do not miss my old 'proper' job, having to wear shirt and trousers everyday, 9 - 5 - fuck that. Works for some, not for me. |
>> | No. 91916
/pol/91916
So... |
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92146
>>92145 |
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92147
>>92145 |
>> | No. 92166
92166
https://twitter.com/cstross/status/1356960430699257856 |
>> | No. 92338
92338
Oh goodie, it looks like Brexiters are pushing to bring back brexit. |
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92339
>>92338 |
>> | No. 30213
/emo/30213
I have started seeing a therapist via Zoom. He spent some sessions just smiling and nodding to whatever I was saying, no feedback at all. At the end of my last session, he offered me this: |
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30220
4vqhp6uvgcez.jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() >>30218 |
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>>30220 |
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oh-dude-thats-5c689f.jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() >>30221 |
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30223
>>30222 |
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30415
>>30213 |
>> | No. 68075
/iq/68075
Do Jews name their kids "jew" like Christians name their kids "Christian"? |
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68096
>>68091 |
>> | No. 68098
68098
Why are we still even doing names when we could have a code for kids which is like year-area-class-flair. 2012-LON-$-Tarquin is a perfectly cromulent name. |
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68099
>>68098 |
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68100
>>68091 |
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68101
>>68095 |
>> | No. 8483
/£$€¥/8483
Let's say, hypothetically, I'm currently living and working outside the UK. |
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8484
>>8483 |
>> | No. 8488
8488
I, for one, don't even have a student loan. |
>> | No. 5003
/101/5003
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>> | No. 30950
30950
34055144-8810733-image-a-39_1601994183017.jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() 'Game changer' in the context of selling novelty food products. Normally in the context of some tat you can pick up at some bargain shop - even M&S is getting in on it now which just shows how far we have fallen as a nation. |
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31113
1280px-Samsung_Logo.svg.png ![]() ![]() ![]() SAMSON |
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31407
afpotatowedges13-720x540.jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() POTATO WEDGERS. |
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31408
>>31407 |
>> | No. 31471
31471
I can't really describe it, but you will notice it if you hear someone say it. |
>> | No. 30405
/emo/30405
I know there have been lots of threads involving therapy, but I don't think there's been about how to actually find the right therapist. |
>> | No. 30406
30406
Harmony from The Queen's Nose is now a therapist. |
>> | No. 30407
30407
I too am interested in this as I've heard tales of people having to try multiple therapists which I really don't have the cash for, I want to be as sure as possible before biting the bullet. |
>> | No. 442238
/b/442238
So, I made a bet with some Indians about the cricket... I had to dress like this for them while we watched the second half because we were losing that badly... :/ |
>> | No. 442239
442239
I'm not sure where your weird roleplay would be appropriate but it's not /b/. |
>> | No. 2892
/uhu/2892
Will a 7.5W LED bulb in a 7W lamp/fixture cause problems? |
>> | No. 2893
2893
>>2892 |
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2894
05onfire1_xp-jumbo-v2.jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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2895
>>2894 |
>> | No. 2896
2896
Lamp fitting wattages used to be important in the days of incandescent bulbs which put out a shitton of heat. If you put a 100w bulb in a 60w lamp, it would get very toasty in there and possibly melt or catch fire. |
>> | No. 68025
/iq/68025
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68050
>>68049 |
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68051
>>68025 |
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68055
>>68050 |
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68071
>>68048 |
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68072
>>68071 |
>> | No. 27783
/g/27783
Anyone else? |
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27797
>>27796 |
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27798
>>27797 |
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27799
>>27798 |
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27800
>>27799 |
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27801
>>27800 |
>> | No. 2878
/uhu/2878
I want to make an electronic switch to turn another 9V current on and off. What components do I need? |
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2886
>>2881 |
>> | No. 2888
2888
doorbell.png ![]() ![]() ![]() If you're the lad from >>2882 then this should work. |
>> | No. 2889
2889
Why would you take the switch connection from the low (switched) side of the solenoid? Are you trying to build an oscillator this way, to make the bell ring? |
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2890
>>2889 |
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2891
doorbell.jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() >>2890 |
>> | No. 23506
/v/23506
Well, it seems we have a new Adam Curtis series that will be shown from mid-February. |
>> | No. 23577
23577
Up to the final episode which I will save for later, like the otherlad, I've been finding quite a bit of the series really quite funny with regards to the unintended consequences of the last 200+ years of Western history, and even found it funny with the idea that the language and forms of power themselves are universal and blind - nobody is free from its grip, no matter how much fervour in system x or y they have. It reminded me of his series All Watched Over when it turned out that hippy communes just ended up being cults of personality and the enforcement of one will above everybody else's. |
>> | No. 23578
23578
It's like Marx said innit. The more free you believe yourself to be of ideology, the deeper you are ultimately likely to be immersed in it. |
>> | No. 23579
23579
Just finished it all. I don't know, it just felt a bit wondering? I think if it was half the length and a lot tighter-edited it could have a much greater impact. |
>> | No. 23580
23580
>>23579 |
>> | No. 23581
23581
I sort of get the idea that this series is considerably more meta than his previous ones - there are a hell of a lot of half-made allusions between the more visible and large-scale looting going on in Russia and China and what's going on in the UK and US where the looting of the economy by a few is more formally legalised and backed up with our states' views on what is acceptable and what is not. Even further, I would like to add, and I'm sure Adam would probably agree with this to some extent - the entire series is just a narrative thread that he has plucked out to help describe how and where things are going, so is he ultimately any better or worse off than a bog standard conspiracy theorist? |
>> | No. 2873
/uhu/2873
When carrying some furniture through to the garden, I left a ding in my stainless steel fridge-freezer door just a few mm in diameter. My girlfriend says no sane person would notice it and not to worry, but I hate causing damage and not at least trying to fix it, and it is visible from a very low angle. I'd estimate it to be 3mm - 5mm and not maybe 1mm depth at the deepest point. |
>> | No. 2874
2874
s-l1000.jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() >a standard toilet plunger would be too large |
>> | No. 2875
2875
Small dents like that are really tricky to pull, because there's less surface area and more plastic deformation. Your best chance is with a PDR tool (about a tenner from AliExpress). You could try just buying the puller tabs and yanking on it with a pair of pliers, which should only cost you a couple of quid. |
>> | No. 2876
2876
Hot melt glue a stick to it. Pull and wiggle. |
>> | No. 2877
2877
>>2875 |
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2887
>>2874 |
>> | No. 66957
/iq/66957
£152pp for three nights 'near hull' seems a tad excessive. |
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66962
>>66961 |
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66963
>>66960 |
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68041
acklams.jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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68042
>>68041 |
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68052
>>68042 |
>> | No. 441416
/b/441416
[b]Lockdown: Clap for Carers to return as Clap for Heroes[\b] |
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441491
>>441490 |
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442224
>>442223 |
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>>442224 |
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442226
>>441488 |
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442227
>>442226 |
>> | No. 17227
/e/17227
I bought the worms bundle twice absent mindedly so here are the extra keys .gs |
>> | No. 24796
24796
Rage 2 will be free on Spic Store from the 19th. |
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24797
>>24796 |
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24798
>>24797 |
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24799
>>24796 |
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24800
>>24796 |
>> | No. 92239
/pol/92239
What do you think will happen in the near future to our world, Britbroes? Say, 20-30 years from now? |
>> | No. 92277
92277
>>92272 |
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92278
>>92277 |
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92279
>>92277 |
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92280
>>92279 |
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92281
>>92274 |
>> | No. 8441
/£$€¥/8441
I'm considering switching my main current account to one of the online-only banks like Starling, First Direct, or even something like Revolut. |
>> | No. 8467
8467
>>8466 |
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8468
>>8467 |
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8469
>>8468 |
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8470
>>8468 |
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8471
>>8470 |