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@meowingabyss @krysbeau I have side pockets. They make no difference when sitting

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@meowingabyss @hubbstercat I have had phone in one pocket I
& keys in the other of this dress for most of today. Not uncomfortable. Easily accessible, & I haven’t noticed any affect on how my dress hangs. If they look lumpy, I don’t care

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@DreamHazelnut @TinyWriterLaura My favourite dress has pockets big enough to fit a paperback book!

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@joenutt_author @SketchesbyBoze I read that for GCSE - & people think Austen is too hard!!

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@EristheFair @historigins Post-menopausal women are the most hormonally stable population group

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@Bathilde777 @russburt @anon_opin But my NZ colleague uses dah-tuh

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@Danjsalt @simonmontefiore

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@Kenadid274663 @stendhalist 200 years ago western woman nearly always wore a cap/hat/or some form of head covering when out, especially after marriage. Everyone wore hats

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@time4crusades @dave43law @JeremyVineOn5 @bonsuman @theJeremyVine There is a religious exemption to carry the Kirpan, just as there’s a cultural exemption for the Sgian-dubh. Stabbing people with either of those knives (or anything else) remains illegal. That’s why he was convicted of murder.

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@Aurora736835 @EHRC @akuareindorf @unisontheunion How embarrassing to not understand that *The Public Sector * Union represents people who will, as a course of their work , have to make this guidance work

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@UghitsAnjali @Smackgroyper @PitkinRenae @DipshikhaGhosh & your grandparents can make the decision, when of sound mind, to leave their body to medical science. My Nan did. I have no problem with it because it’s what she wanted. Her body, her choice.

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@flowergirl_lon Depends on your disability. I love a backpack because I can’t carry anything any other way with 2 sticks.

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@RaminNasibov Dizzy Egg

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@speakoutsister The 120+ year old pool where I swim has cubicles with doors around the pool, or communal men’s/women’s changing rooms.
Personally I’ve never cared who’s in the next cubicle.

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@thedeadcentrex @thelucyjohnston @carlheneghan My school had a (small) pool on site. It appears to have been filled in

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@stone3Clare @speakoutsister So are single sex loos. I don’t always need the space of an accessible room, but a single cubicle where I don’t have to worry about my sticks between stages, or negotiate a wet floor is really good

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@1RabbitInMyFlBd @Jellefant @SexMattersOrg @WeAreFairCop @MForstater @HJoyceGender The paradox of tolerance. The one thing you cannot tolerate is intolerance. She announced her intention to be intolerant.

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@IslandLight5 @EdgeOTI @archer_rs @marksandspencer But that works both ways. If more of us are t bothered than are bothered, you don’t get to object on our behalf.
You can only say that *you* don’t want to use them, and shop/etc accordingly.

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@20_Houses @shriverist But the block of flats my friend lives in has community washing lines. You’d not get that as an alternative in the US

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@millymcewen @TheatreSpoonie If it was in M&S, then it was posh. Likes of me couldn’t afford to shop there