My dad was pretty quiet and placid for the most part so he just went that way to the max. He was the same, remembered stuff from way back when but short term stuff not a clue. Now he'd barely remember 30 seconds ago, he's pretty far gone unfortunately.
Honestly all young kids have a billion toys anyway. Obviously we are buying our son some bits but we're not going nuts, he's 2, there's no point.
Trigger warnings: I'm also heartily sick to death of the "if you've been affected by any of the issues raised in this item, there is a range of organisations which can provide help and advice, listed on the BBC Action Line (or C4, or whatever) website".
Really you must have missed France on your travels. Worked extensively in both countries and know which I prefer. One country are arrogant and so far up their own backsides and the other are belgian
You'd better delete that in case O'hare sees it and refuses to sign a new contract in protest.
Are you from the Congo by any chance?
Introduced when we were experiencing shortages, they can FO!
It was pretty sad when Sainsburys proudly declared me their second biggest buyer of breakfast biscuits in the area, mind you!
It was only because one month they were on offer, so I stocked up!
Think it's just a lack of trust. Plenty of people, myself included, thought the same way about their data in general with things like Facebook but then you have things like Cambridge Analytica and you start second guessing what is 'safe'.
indeed, I don't really give a shit if Tesco know what I buy.
indeed, I don't really give a shit if Tesco know what I buy.
tbh I probably fall into a gap between people who are completely oblivious to what happens with their data and people who fully understand data science.
Know enough to be slightly suspicious that someone is up to no good
