@stekenwright Great choices. It’s a pity that X-8 had the terrible Stephanie build and having to follow the Rock/Hogan match. Jericho was hurt badly and he deserved better.
@Marie_Haynes@iamrofe People cut down on bigger luxuries (keep their cars for longer, forego holidays) or reduce the cost of their luxuries (holiday short-haul or in the UK, smaller trees). Small-scale pampering like makeup does well in recessions, for instance.
The comedian referenced a recent Gallup poll which showed more Americans than ever before (7 percent) identify as LGBTQ+, with 21 percent of Gen Z saying that they were queer. “If we follow this trajectory we will all be gay in 2054,” he said. https://t.co/FLoXorqPHP
@bimbotoad It’s triage blood tests based on symptoms. The more identifiable & well-researched the disease, the better this process works. So for something like cancer with a ton of research, there’s a good map of what to do when based on severity.
I distinctly remember the scene where the everyone was given their payslips and the women were paid less than the men, it was presented in a way that tried to suggest that Britain in 2004 had no gender pay gap.
This brought back a core memory - “The 1970s Office” where people had to come up with ideas to advertise SodaStream and Space Hoppers.
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If I leave a shop and the person has pissed me off, I google their store and see if they have Google Ads. If they do, I click as many times as possible on the advert, costing them money, until I've calmed down.
@OhMarieTurner@IonaJTownsley There was a documentary on channel 4 a few years ago that went inside Microsoft’s “Autism-friendly” office and it’s essentially just one person to a room and peacefully quiet like a 1950s bank headquarters.