TomRad85
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Honestly all young kids have a billion toys anyway. Obviously we are buying our son some bits but we're not going nuts, he's 2, there's no point.
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Honestly all young kids have a billion toys anyway. Obviously we are buying our son some bits but we're not going nuts, he's 2, there's no point.This is where I am as an uncle to twins who are turning 2 on Christmas Eve. Bought them a top each which will do for birthday and Christmas because they'll have no idea what's going on. The 6 year old on the other hand is getting a few things.
Honestly all young kids have a billion toys anyway. Obviously we are buying our son some bits but we're not going nuts, he's 2, there's no point.
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"Apologies if you may have been offended by any language that you may just have heard."
Flemish? Swahili? Gaelic? Urdu? What language would offend me?
Trigger warnings: I'm also heartily sick to death of the "if you've been affected by any of the issues raised in this item, there is a range of organisations which can provide help and advice, listed on the BBC Action Line (or C4, or whatever) website"."Apologies if you may have been offended by any language that you may just have heard."
Flemish? Swahili? Gaelic? Urdu? What language would offend me?
Really you must have missed France on your travels. Worked extensively in both countries and know which I prefer. One country are arrogant and so far up their own backsides and the other are belgianBelgians, absolute biggest cunts on the planet.
You'd better delete that in case O'hare sees it and refuses to sign a new contract in protest.The Tom Grennan Gilette advert.
Really you must have missed France on your travels. Worked extensively in both countries and know which I prefer. One country are arrogant and so far up their own backsides and the other are belgian
Are you from the Congo by any chance?Belgians, absolute biggest cunts on the planet.
Dont know if it already on here but loyaly cards can't stand them.Went into a shop in my one horse town the 1 that matches a rival before Chrismas (wifes chose not mine) .Sure enough they were matching them on veg if you had 1 of their know everything cards and wanted potatoes 15p a bag without a card six times the cost of with 1.
Introduced when we were experiencing shortages, they can FO!Dont know if it already on here but loyaly cards can't stand them.Went into a shop in my one horse town the 1 that matches a rival before Chrismas (wifes chose not mine) .Sure enough they were matching them on veg if you had 1 of their know everything cards and wanted potatoes 15p a bag without a card six times the cost of with 1.
It was pretty sad when Sainsburys proudly declared me their second biggest buyer of breakfast biscuits in the area, mind you!I don't see the issue in them knowing what I buy in my weekly shop.
It was pretty sad when Sainsburys proudly declared me their second biggest buyer of breakfast biscuits in the area, mind you!
It was only because one month they were on offer, so I stocked up!You should use it to negotiate a bulk discount or you’ll take your breakfast biscuit business elsewhere.
Think it's just a lack of trust. Plenty of people, myself included, thought the same way about their data in general with things like Facebook but then you have things like Cambridge Analytica and you start second guessing what is 'safe'.I don't see the issue in them knowing what I buy in my weekly shop.
Think it's just a lack of trust. Plenty of people, myself included, thought the same way about their data in general with things like Facebook but then you have things like Cambridge Analytica and you start second guessing what is 'safe'.
indeed, I don't really give a shit if Tesco know what I buy.But then again it depends what data you're giving them.
My Tesco shopping habits are pretty boring.
indeed, I don't really give a shit if Tesco know what I buy.
tbh I probably fall into a gap between people who are completely oblivious to what happens with their data and people who fully understand data science.
Know enough to be slightly suspicious that someone is up to no good
I used to work with somebody who was convinced the government were reading his emails.
I kept asking what the fuck he emails for them to be interested as I'm not sure mi5 would be interested in me getting hammered by Wowcher.
I mean they absolutely are. Anyone who has been through GCHQ clearance can tell you that. But they’ve been doing that for decades and aren’t going to stop, so unless you’re doing something to get yourself on a watchlist or want to work for the security services it’s not really a worry.
I have been, they still need ripa requests for a lot of it.
Like you say, a lot is at isp levels.
Silver is just the first loser.It was pretty sad when Sainsburys proudly declared me their second biggest buyer of breakfast biscuits in the area, mind you!
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