Thank fuck that doesn't give you the runs.Had bran flakes for breakfast, beans on toast for lunch, and having a curry tonight. The Mrs isn't impressed. Laughing after every fart doesn't help.
Dutch oven tonight?Had bran flakes for breakfast, beans on toast for lunch, and having a curry tonight. The Mrs isn't impressed. Laughing after every fart doesn't help.
Don't laugh but I have been eating quite a bit for a while to gain strength and weight. I now have a bag with my shit stabber in it next to the toilet. Completely forgot about it being there and my sisters, son, daughter hell every fucking one has been to use the toilet with a stick in a big amazon bag next to it.I was on the loo all night more or less... 6 fucking times or so, my arse feels like it's been banged my times than stevie wonders fucking toes.
Congratulations @BloodOmen6-Months sober
Not gonna lie, I miss it but I'm happy I'm off it.
Congrats
If you don't mind me asking, was it a problem for you or did you just fancy knocking alcohol out?
I did Jan>April last year and am doing similar this year - not because I have a problem with alcohol but because I have a propensity to overconsume everything. Too much partying is my problem so I'm a bit of a yoyo-er. (But getting better).
6-Months sober
Not gonna lie, I miss it but I'm happy I'm off it.
Work till you drop people. Pension should raise to 71 or higher...
UK state pension age will soon need to rise to 71, say experts
Research on life expectancy and birth rates shows that ill health makes status quo unsustainablewww.theguardian.com
Apparently what's driving this is "preventable ill health". And that by the age of 70, 50% of the population are disabled with preventable problems.
Although the article doesn't pinpoint the reasons plenty of other articles have - it's a lifetime of very poor diet and lack of exercise.
So for me - we should be legislating to make unhealthy food really expensive and the tax on that should go into pension provision.
Additionally, if you've got to the point where you're disabled at 70 because you've refused to look after yourself physically then your healthcare costs should come out of any inheritance you plan to pass on. It shouldn't be down to the other half of the population to work 'till they drop to subsidise you.
Thoughts?
So we should ban the idea of the state pension then?Don't disagree, but flip-side, if you're still fit and healthy at 70, then it's off to work with you.
Let's just hope William will avoid tunnels for a while.On a side note, do you think Charlie will be resorting to homeopathy for this shit?
Yep. All of the "productivity gains" for the last 70 years have gone directly into the pockets of the rich, rather than shared equitably around the people doing the work.I think if you've contributed 50 years of work toward society, you should have a few decades to chill and relax. Otherwise, what are we working for? To enrich the already-rich?
Why 100 million?Yep. All of the "productivity gains" for the last 70 years have gone directly into the pockets of the rich, rather than shared equitably around the people doing the work.
Wealth cap is required. Nobody should have anything more than, say, 100 million - total. On pain of death. The rest needs to be shared between the people who've earned it, health, education, scientific endeavour and the environment.
Why 100 million?
Let's be honest nobody "really needs" more than a million.
*Edit And nobody "needs" more than one house to live in.
It's not about need. You have to cater to want. And want is clearly a normal and natural part of being human - and there's nothing wrong with that.Why 100 million?
Let's be honest nobody "really needs" more than a million.
*Edit And nobody "needs" more than one house to live in.
My solution to the standard of living question is a significantly poorer standard of living, but many thousands of hours in (relatively) cheap hobbies that I enjoyI could spend a million quid in 15 minutes. And I certainly couldn't live off a million for the rest of my life to the same standard of living I have now, not even close (I know exactly what the number is and it's several times more than a million).
Sony is erasing digital libraries that were supposed to be accessible “forever”
Casualties afoot as Sony merges Funimation with 2021-acquired Crunchyroll.arstechnica.com
Yup. Why I never bought an digital stuff outside of games.
One of the reasons I think physical media is still so important going forward, because companies can pull this shit and then try to resell you it X years down the line.