>> | No. 6294
/poof/6294
Where's a good place to get some good boots? |
>> | No. 6324
6324
Now that this thread has me thinking about it; what are some good city boots/shoes? I walk roughly 4 miles in London conditions for exercise so I've just been using some sturdy trainers but last night the ice when I was walking over a bridge made me feel very uneasy. I fucking hate ice, lads. |
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6325
>>6324 |
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6326
>>6324 |
>> | No. 6327
6327
>>6325 You can get plastic ice treads that attach to your shoes/boots but that would almost certainly make you look a twat. |
>> | No. 6328
6328
Victor still game.jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() >>6327 |
>> | No. 91877
/pol/91877
>LIZ TRUSS: Equality should be for everyone - not just for the woke warrior's favoured few |
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92019
>>91879 here again. |
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92020
>>91893 |
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92057
>>92020 |
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92058
>>92057 |
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92059
>>92057 |
>> | No. 27223
/news/27223
Push to get staff back to offices amid warning of UK's 'ghost towns' |
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30649
>>30645 |
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30651
>>30649 |
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30652
>>30648 |
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30655
>>30652 |
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30656
>>30652 |
>> | No. 92021
/pol/92021
Is tackling inequality a pipe dream? |
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92044
>>92042 |
>> | No. 92045
92045
It's not a pipe dream, but I think we're going all the wrong ways about it. Or at least, the people who often talk about it have their priorities in all the wrong places. |
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92046
>>92045 |
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92047
king.jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() >>92046 |
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92048
>>92021 |
>> | No. 27759
/g/27759
I have a work laptop and a personal laptop on my desk, with a nice big monitor, bluetooth keyboard, and bluetooth mouse in the middle. |
>> | No. 27760
27760
>>27759 |
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27761
>>27760 |
>> | No. 27762
27762
https://www.amazon.co.uk/UGREEN-Sharing-Keyboard-Scanner-Printer-Black/dp/B01N6GD9JO/ |
>> | No. 27763
27763
Getting a flashback to my Maplin days where we would sell people KVM switches that had probably been made in the mid 90s. |
>> | No. 67861
/iq/67861
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>> | No. 67871
67871
It was very funny, but I get the impression that their videos are mostly the same joke. It is a very funny joke on first viewing, but less so on the next video. |
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67872
>>67871 |
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67875
>>67871 |
>> | No. 2835
/uhu/2835
What's the trick to getting a bedframe that won't fall to bits after a few years? I'm quite 'heavy arsed' and a giant so breaking beds is something I do. Low-beds are maybe one solution but there are a host of reasons why people don't sleep on the floor. |
>> | No. 2840
2840
>>2839 |
>> | No. 2841
2841
It doesn't have to be nearly a grand as >>2838 mentions, but a good bed costs money. You can build your own if you're handy around wood, but if you're buying one anything which comes as a kit with fancy nuts and bolts to screw it together is, very likely, a bunch of tosh. The metal frame shown in the picture, for example, looks exactly like the kind of trim you find on a tube framed bit of cheapo nonesense. |
>> | No. 2842
2842
Just get a hammock. |
>> | No. 2843
2843
>>2842 |
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2844
>>2843 |
>> | No. 67866
/iq/67866
Lads I think I'm on to something. |
>> | No. 67867
67867
EURef19Junsmall.jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() When did Leave move ahead of remain in the polls? The day Harambe died. |
>> | No. 67868
67868
When did Trump take his first ever poll lead over Clinton? The day Harambe died. |
>> | No. 67869
67869
5502.jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() This timeline going to shit all ties in with the deaf of Harambe. |
>> | No. 30350
/emo/30350
How do I stop intrusive thoughts about embarrassing memories? |
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30364
>>30362 |
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30365
>>30362 |
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30366
>>30364 |
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30367
>>30366 |
>> | No. 30368
30368
This one time, as a child, I took a shit onto a plastic bag while infront of the mirror in my mothers room. I just wanted to see what it looked like coming out, who doesnt? Well I forgot about the shit and my mom found it hours later when she got home from work. |
>> | No. 13515
/shed/13515
Ban appeals, supplication and fry-ups. |
>> | No. 15687
15687
I think we should all make an account tied to our NI number and only be able to post from that. |
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15688
>>15687 |
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15689
>>15686 |
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15690
>>15689 |
>> | No. 15691
15691
Now come on, that wordfilter is implying that isn't actually funny, you know that's not true. |
>> | No. 9084
/spo/9084
Any of you play Fantasy? |
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9086
>>9085 |
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9087
>>9085 |
>> | No. 9088
9088
I generally set a team and then forget to make any changes for the rest of the season. I play a (slowly dying) online football manager game but that's about it. |
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9089
FPL.png ![]() ![]() ![]() >>9086 |
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9090
scr_squad_en_big.jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() >>9089 |
>> | No. 30345
/emo/30345
This is something of a meta-thread, though the topic is of some personal relevance to me as well. |
>> | No. 30346
30346
Agreed. At the high-functioning end, loads of people self-diagnose as autistic just because they're a bit socially awkward. Not knowing what to say at parties is not a medical condition, we've just been conditioned by the media to believe that everyone is extroverted and quick-witted. You're not autistic, you're just a bit of a berk. |
>> | No. 30347
30347
High-functioning autistic people are a special bunch who can often learn to live with their condition and have successful lives and careers, if they're raised in the right way. |
>> | No. 30348
30348
>>30347 |
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30349
>>30347 |
>> | No. 23364
/v/23364
Let's get all femanista for a bit, lads. I was just scrolling down the list of IMDb's Top 250 - which are still all excellent films - and I was struck by just how male the list is. You have to go all the way down to The Silence of the Lambs before you get a lone female protagonist, and even then more people remember that film for Anthony Hopkins than Jodie Foster. |
>> | No. 23447
23447
I'm loving the entertainment nuggets per hour system of grading entertainment. |
>> | No. 23448
23448
I find drama/comedy/entertainment in general just doesn't work sped up for me. (If it's so badly directed or edited that I need to change the speed, it's rubbish that's not worth watching to begin with) |
>> | No. 23503
23503
>>23371 |
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23504
>>23503 |
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23505
>>23436 |
>> | No. 4253
/mph/4253
Okay might as well try and be polite and keep the oil out of the other megathreads. |
>> | No. 4502
4502
>>4498 |
>> | No. 4503
4503
I've lately become a little bit fascinated with really old cars. |
>> | No. 4539
4539
I'm afraid my Meriva has sensed my thoughts about its 'spongy' steering and decided to throw one of them EPS failures at me. |
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4540
>>4539 |
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4541
>>4539 |
>> | No. 4996
/fat/4996
I'm going to attempt to quit smoking and was wondering if any of you had tips or experiences to share? We did have a thread a few years back but it seems to have disappeared from the catalogue, though from what I remember Allen Carr's book was highly recommended. |
>> | No. 5584
5584
I've never been an addict but found that having a 0mg vape stopped me from buying a pack when drunk or bumming cigs off people outside pubs. It's an excuse to go outside and puff but without the nicky hit. Maybe that'll help by still allowing you to go outside for a bit? |
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5585
>>5581 |
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5586
>>5585 |
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5587
>>5577 |
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5590
>>5583 |
>> | No. 66854
/iq/66854
What exactly *is* a Laurence Fox? |
>> | No. 67853
67853
>>67850 |
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67854
>>67850 |
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67855
>>66854 |
>> | No. 67856
67856
Well, simple answer is, he's a wanker innit |
>> | No. 67859
67859
>>67854 |
>> | No. 67702
/iq/67702
Why is it you only see mini babybel in shops and not proper size babybel? |
>> | No. 67708
67708
fuckminibabybels.jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() Fuck Mini Babybels. |
>> | No. 67711
67711
>>67702 |
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67713
>>67711 |
>> | No. 67780
67780
They've changed babybel recently. It's like they've inflated them. They're larger but a lot less dense. |
>> | No. 67858
67858
will o' tha people innit |
>> | No. 62754
/iq/62754
>A neo-Nazi terror suspect entered a "Miss Hitler" beauty contest in a bid to attract new members to a far-right extremist group, a court has heard. Alice Cutter is alleged to have won the competition organised by National Action after taking on the nickname Buchenwald Princess in reference to the Nazi death camp. |
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67799
>>67798 |
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67800
PARIS IN THE THE SPRING[1].jpg ![]() ![]() ![]() >>67799 |
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67801
>>67800 |
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67802
>>67801 |
>> | No. 67857
67857
i'd smash that fash, lad |
>> | No. 14054
/nom/14054
How many takeaways do you have in a month? What's the right amount? |
>> | No. 14074
14074
I have one every other week usually. |
>> | No. 14075
14075
>>14072 |
>> | No. 14076
14076
Usually I have one once every six weeks, if you average it out over a year. However, in the past month just gone I've had two, because I'd not had any takeaways at all for a couple of months before exactly a month ago and then on something like the 28th I wanted a Chinese. I had a crab that time! Oh, the novelty. The chippy and the Chinese closest to me are probably the best I've had and COVID has forced the Chinese to start home deliveries rather than only doing customer pick-up, so, that least some good has come from all this. |
>> | No. 14077
14077
>>14054 |
>> | No. 14085
14085
Once, maybe twice. |
>> | No. 7610
/£$€¥/7610
My last paternal grandparent died relatively recently. My parents have been advised to set up a Deed of Variation, which is apparently re-writing my grandmother's Will so that their share of the inheritance doesn't go directly to them. The plan is for the funds to go into a trust and they will loan the money from the trust via a Promissory Note, with this liability repaid to the trust when they both die. |
>> | No. 8211
8211
>>8210 |
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8212
>>8211 |
>> | No. 8213
8213
>>8211 This is the most specious argument, and I don't understand why it gets any traction. Is it some yank thing? |
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8219
>>8210 |
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8220
>>8219 |