Notices by 𝓓 𝓑 𝓒𝓸𝓸𝓹𝓮𝓻 (partnumber2@c.im)

@Infoseepage

Coincidentally, I just turned over our calendar from Feb which was a picture of that very castle. 👀

@BeAware

They may have just blocked the instance you’re on. They probably don’t realise that you might be a really nice person (I don’t think so but then I hate everyone so don’t go thinking you’re special 👀😎😂)

@brie @selzero

I had a tv that had “touch sensitive” buttons for changing channels. They were so sensitive that if a fly walked across them it would change channel. Really annoying whilst watching a programme. 👀

@ayoub

It might not be the story but it’s an irrefutable fact 🤷♂️

@ayoub

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/donald-trump-keir-starmer-john-major-gordon-brown-theresa-may-b2680179.html

I don’t think I’ll be getting this app…

@darnell

“Just in case he messes up the economy.”

👀

@inthehands @tess

The “Can’t you just…” mantra is NOT limited to SWE; it applies to all technical jobs. 👀

I’m a go-with-the-flow type of person just as long as ‘the flow’ has been planned at least three days in advance.

One day each of us burned a CD for the last time only we didn’t know it was the last time. 👀

You think you can hurt my feelings?

I’m an over-thinker. I hurt my own feelings.

At one of our favourite restaurants on the Algarve in Quarteira: Rosa Branca.

@Lana

I know all that but, as a disinterested Brit, can you tell me what any of the policies of either candidate are?

All I got from the head-to-head was a slanging match with neither of them saying what ‘they’ would do. I may have missed those bits but it seems to be a trend in politics these days where the opposing parties just have a go at each other without telling us what ‘they’ would do.

@Lana

Because nobody has actually said what ‘their’ policies are or what ‘they’ would do.

It’s not enough to know that Harris isn’t a criminal and Trump is.

Not being a criminal doesn’t fix anything.

“Fine words butter no parsnips” as my old gran (RIP) used to say (amongst other things).

The year is 3129. Humanity is extinct. The last LG SmartFridge is desperately emailing its last owner that they are low on orange juice.
The satellites still left, their orbits decaying, dutifully relay the message.
The automated "away from office" response turns on, as it always does, notifying the refrigerator that it's owner will likely return to the office in 3-5 business days.
A pack of roombas, the local wind turbines giving out, search for the next functional docking station.
A washing machine tweets: "anyone need to do a load” every Saturday at 1:30 a.m. eastern standard time.
The replies are filled with Al thirstposters and their hypebots.
In North America, raccoons have entered the bronze age, while babboons riding domesticated battlewolves rule most of Asia.
Unbeknownst to either, the octopi are mastering nuclear fusion.

👀

@BeAware

The buildings are still there but their use has changed many times over the years, mainly because a new set of shops were built to the left of the picture.

It has changed so much in the 50+ years since I left. It was a proper village when I first lived there in the early ‘60s but changed so much even whilst I grew up there.

The first picture shows the original pub and the second one shows the rebuilt pub.

@BeAware

Circa 1972 😎

The white building on the right was the fish & chip shop (recently opened after being the newsagent’s). To the left of that is the Post Office and then the pharmacy with the off-license next to that. Then there is the recently opened Co-op which moved from about half a mile away.

@BeAware

That’s the war memorial we’d sit and chat for hours. The Chinese takeaway was just off to the right. 😎

@BeAware

If I tell you I was a teen in the late ‘60s/early ‘70s you might get some sense of how old I am, that and dipping into my gran’s tin of Cadbury’s Lucky Numbers 👀😎😂