When going on sites and it always asks if I want to sign in using Google. Especially sites I definitely don’t want my log in details on.
Anyway to stop that?
Who said that.You’ll go blind!
Yeah it's allowed racismHopefully you can take a photo now when you can actually see all of your face rather than just your teeth
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even if their dog hasn't done one?Dog owners who don’t pick up dog shit.
As if going after dippy is going to win them anything but derision/Just Stop Oil protestors deciding a dinosaur exhibit for kids is the thing to ruin on a bank holiday
Americans pretending to be Irish
Joe Biden in Ireland: President says Mayo is 'part of my soul'
The US president was addressing a huge crowd at a homecoming event in County Mayo, ending his trip to Ireland.www.bbc.co.uk
I was in a bar over there and this guy picked up on my accent and started going on about him being Irish, the IRA and the Brits etc. He’d never actually been there and was luckily lost for words when I got out an Irish passport card.I remember being in the US, and this bloke started chatting to me and mentioned his wife being Irish. I was like “oh yeah. My mums from Ireland. Where’s your wife from”? It turns out She was of course Irish from 3 generations ago.
Americans seem to cling on to these identities a lot more than we do.
I went to university with quite a few Americans. They claimed to be Italian, 'Scotch', Scotch-Irish, English, Welsh, German etc etc. Pretending to be Irish is the most popular though.I remember being in the US, and this bloke started chatting to me and mentioned his wife being Irish. I was like “oh yeah. My mums from Ireland. Where’s your wife from”? It turns out She was of course Irish from 3 generations ago.
Americans seem to cling on to these identities a lot more than we do.
Actually they do but they would rather not talk about that!It’s because they dont have any real history to fall back on
Sounds like Paddy's Day here.Americans pretending to be Irish
Joe Biden in Ireland: President says Mayo is 'part of my soul'
The US president was addressing a huge crowd at a homecoming event in County Mayo, ending his trip to Ireland.www.bbc.co.uk
Nah it’s not at all really.Is St. Patrick’s Day that big of a deal over here? I mean, I’ve seen some people wearing Guinness hats…
US television series with ludicrously convoluted plots and contrived end-of-season cliffhangers whose sole purpose is to keep the writers in employment for as long as possible.
I usually give up watching after about five episodes.
When looking at jobs and they try to jazz it up with words like "rockstar" but want to pay pennies.
How did that NME advert in 1976 go that attracted Julie Burchill and Tony Parsons? Something like 'Two hip, young gunslingers wanted'.When looking at jobs and they try to jazz it up with words like "rockstar" but want to pay pennies.
I confess I do like JB's prose, TP not so much.How did that NME advert in 1976 go that attracted Julie Burchill and Tony Parsons? Something like 'Two hip, young gunslingers wanted'.
It's even worse when the recap shows something completely different from what we saw originally.With reminders every 2 minutes of what happened 5 minutes before?
Tv shows where they follow 3 or 4 stories but keep cutting to another one then switching back to show the next bit of the first. Just show all of the story from start to finish. Seems now this is the standard format.It's even worse when the recap shows something completely different from what we saw originally.
Just started catching up on "Saving Lives in Leeds" (new on the missus' radar), and it is particularly bad for this. Also, the endless reiteration by the patronising and dreary narrator of what the surgical process is meant to correct, or how important it is not to slice through the nerve/blood supply to organ X while trying to resect a tumour, etc. Must they assume we are all fucking stupid?Tv shows where they follow 3 or 4 stories but keep cutting to another one then switching back to show the next bit of the first. Just show all of the story from start to finish. Seems now this is the standard format.
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