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@JaneHayes691081 @arundeljones @JamesMelville There are so many parts of the country with no bus service. A free bus pass is no use where I live - no buses!

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@StandingHannah How did you achieve this? I have a 19 year old whose food range if anything is getting narrower. We keep offering ever, but she always refuses.

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@xVickyLeighx @DavidOpie Yes me too - that was definitely him! Loved those ads.

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@xVickyLeighx @DavidOpie That was his brother Murray, I believe.

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@anon_opin We make rolls and freeze them, then just defrost as required. Saves a lot of waste.

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@NimkoAli Has anyone actually wanted to feel ‘cute’ when giving birth?!

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@QuibbleUK The funniest ‘do you accept cookies’ I ever saw was on the Slimming World website - well yes, that’s why I’m looking at Slimming World!

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@GrammarUpdates I think we could probably have guessed this one.

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@9mmsmg We are the same - I find it odd people don’t know each others’ codes. Marriage is about trust.

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@fesshole AI writing is always immediately obvious. I am a proofreader and I genuinely don’t know why people think we can’t immediately tell, even when they’ve edited it.

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@Austen Aw that’s sad that your kids were out of the imaginary play age by 8.

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@SamaHoole I hate that this is legal, and that people don’t realise it’s happening.

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@John_Barach The square brackets are to mark an editorial insertion, which I suppose is correct, in that the ellipsis isn’t in the original, but it does seem like editorial tautology! I’m in the UK and wasn’t taught to do this, I’m not sure where it comes from.

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@AnnieHQ21 This is weird - my 6.4 score was met with a shrug of the shoulders. I’ve never been offered statins and I’m now starting to worry I should have been.

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@adbennoEFC This is a good point and certainly contributes to the problem.

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@Muncomagic We pay £5500 a month for mum. We’ve just sold her house to pay for it and the house value has just covered the arrears as it took ages to sell. It’s heartbreaking, but we’ll soon be below the £23k threshold for the council to pay after all savings and house gone.

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@colonelkurtz99 It is hard to see your parent in a nursing home but in many ways my mum (with dementia) is living her best life - she is cared for and people come in to do activities with her, including music, which she loves. So much better than us struggling to keep her safe at home.

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@mjsimpsonfilms It’s only ‘shush’ if you’re extremely posh - to the rest of us it’s ‘sheer’.

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@anon_opin People replying ‘there is’ - you do realise that each surgery has their own system? Just because you can book online at any time doesn’t mean everyone can. My surgery does online booking but you can only access this during a mysterious morning timeslot that I’ve not yet found.

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@Nyct0phil3_x This depends entirely on what your hobbies are. I found amateur theatre that requires rehearsals till 10pm several times a week (plus a really intensive show week) was impossible with children. Just started again at 55.