BBC has been ramping up the scare mongering lately. I mean, moreso than usual. Maybe I’m just noticing it more though.

To be fair it would be illegal to do so outdoors.

To be fair we did send the interviewers down there too.
Although I don’t believe they disagreed either.

When I’ve munched enough of the Devil’s Cabbage, I get so strong I imagine that I’ve done everything, so fast, that like Superman I end up freezing time itself and send it backwards to where everything is even worse than when I started.

No, it’s an impressive superpower babe, and yes this explains the dishes in the sink too!
#science

The people who drowned, of course! They look so peaceful.

A few times some relatives (English not being their native language), when I was younger, would ask me “are you of the gay?!”
I always use the phrase whenever I can. Just typing it is making me laugh.

I looked at it and thought, “lol funny comic strip”.

Pokémon Red, Pokémon Gold/Silver, Super Mario World, Super Mario World 2: Yoshi’s Island, Call of Duty 4.

I played a lot of games and can list many more, however those are the ones off the top of my head.

In 1979, because homosexuality was listed as an illness in Sweden at the time, a few people called into work saying they “felt gay”.
One person even got state benefits for being homosexual

As the article points out, that was only a very small part of the overall effort to change the classification, however it’s still quite funny to think about.

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I save up for the Netherlands. There are enough places to just get a peace of mind, away from people, with a nice spliff and no one to bother me about it.

I’ve been three times within the span of a year, and will be going back in a few months.

This is good advice. I put up with back issues and sciatica for years, before some time ago I had an MRI - confirmed disc issues in my lower spine.
It’s not the best and I am waiting for another MRI to see how it is now, yet without the diagnosis, follow up physiotherapy, etc. it would be considerably worse right now.

Mid-30s here.

Not as severe as the actual condition, however when one of my childhood cats was hit by a car, I tried to check her pulse and blood splurted from her ear onto my hand. For several years afterwards I would constantly wash my hands, moreso when I was stressed/anxious. I would wash them with soap, then wash them again. Sometimes I would dry them, and then go back to wash them again.
Psychedelics helped me realise the fear of ‘always having her blood on my hands’, in a very serious and confrontational manner to my trauma. It’s difficult to explain the mental journey to rewire the habit away, though ultimately I began to understand an aspect of my plight as a source to the action.

You can never be too serious about skincare.

I have a small hammer I use, to lightly chip away at the wall tiles to provide both exfoliation, a back scratcher, and acupuncture all in one.

I had this experience, unfortunately.

Things were going well. I was the CEO of a new company, I had a shiny new black suit and I had a team of very active workers - I honestly could not keep up with their pace! Suddenly, everything came crashing down as the acid wore off and I was wearing a bin bag in front of rats.

You mean there are other uses???

I still keep my Blockbuster membership card on me, just to remind me of a different time.

I tried, but he kept saying things like, “my name is not Jeeves” and “I rented this suit for a wedding who are you”.

Things were just simpler in the past :'(

Bring back Alta Vista!!