I can imagine, shame that most people I know won’t swim in the sea as it’s within walking distance. They have all lived here their whole lives while I grew up inland and could only swim in the sea on holidays before moving here.

The only pool we know of is one we rarely get access to, sometimes once a year but for a few years now not even that. We would use it but I think the guy who owns it (or his wife) doesn’t like us using it, even though his son is the one asking.

Maybe I could get an inflatable spa/hot tub instead, far less water to maintain and instructions seem to largely just be filter and chlorine but replace the water after a while. Not so bad when it’s less than £1 of water in the entire tub but for a pool it could easily be significantly more, not to mention more wasteful.

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Pool management is the main thing putting me off anything bigger than a paddling pool. Not sure how low maintenance you can make it, I mean people swim in rivers and lakes. Those don’t have chemicals added, well actually they do. But they shouldn’t.

Doesn’t matter if I opt in or out if I just delete them all on closing the browser and they all disappear.

Well someone involved in making it probably knew

But we don’t know his plan. Jesus taught us to love thy neighbour which overwrites anything before him. So you must love your transgender neighbour.

I am sure the team sure feel motivated to release that on time and at high quality…

Trans people are all gods children. Their response tells you everything you need to know about their faith. If they reject it or look uncomfortable there is no point talking to them anymore. If they agree they might be alright.

There are usually other places at a similar price, its very unlikely there is literally only 1 place to live and everything else is significantly higher unless you are getting a crack den - at which point the pub probably has more reasons to complain about having a crack den upstairs.

Really? I heard the opposite, kicking everyone out at the same time results in them fighting more because you have a load of them all at once.

You chose to live there.

Closing means you have all the drunks dumped out on the street at the same time to have a fight. Stay open later, let people leave on their own staggering out out more.

Might take a look next time I have some free time around the library. Shame I usually end up in that situation on days they are closed.

Then again I think there is one not too far from where I work, hour long lunch break with very little else to do.

I prefer cooking suggestions or inspiration than actual recipes. Recipes result in buying 10 ingredients and using a fraction of each, then having a load of things left over.

Suggestions can be adapted to better fit what I already have. Or if it differs too much then I might pick another that is a closer fit.

Something like ready steady cook, a UK cooking TV programme. Contestants given a bag of ingredients and have to make something with it. THAT is the kind of cooking I want to be better at.

“crazy libertarian stuff” = business owners should be able to pick their own opening times?

There are other reasons to go to the pub. Half of the ones I go to don’t even have screens. Though they are also not places I would want to go at 6am. They would probably choose not to open at that time anyway.

My point is the government shouldn’t be dictating the allowed opening hours. Regulations on staff working conditions is totally fine so having staff working 18 hour shifts is clearly bullshit, but if you want to hire enough staff to cover opening hours like that then you should be allowed to.

Why are they requiring bars to close by 4am? Just drop the restriction entirely. If you want to get shitfaced at 6am then go ahead.

Monopoly is far worse

Sure, £20 in person and I’ll help.

Bullet heaven is often more about making good builds than skills in pressing WASD