Sean
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Not accepting zaps. Shove em up your hardware wallet.
Poundland opened its first shop on 13 December 1990, in the Octagon Centre in Burton upon Trent. A pound back then would buy about what £2.90 to £2.95 buys today.
A pound today is worth about 34p in 1990 money.
1 ÷ 2.9 is about 0.34. Prices have risen 195% since then, so the British pound has lost 66% of its value since the first store was opened.
It's ironic really.
https://news.sky.com/story/poundland-bidder-tells-administrator-it-remains-keen-on-rescue-deal-13605702
Spend less time trying to find motivation and more time making good habits the path of least resistance.
oh, this is why they fabricated the migrant crisis. Makes sense now
How much of the internet is taken up by dead people?
I was mainly thinking about email addresses just sat filling up with junk and spam, hoarding tons of data
fuel is £2 per litre at the pump. He has to be trolling here
GM
lets get it
Bet on sports
Sit all day (< 8,000 steps/day)
Eat fake food
Scroll reels/tiktok for > 1 hour straight
Take a stimulant (eg. Zyn) or drug
= living the American dream
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The only thing I think saving face for Manchester City is they have no commendable history. The billionaire buyout is their history, nothing else.
If this was a Liverpool, Manchester United or Arsenal I'd be more suprised. But I'm not at all. The stands where empty week in and week out.
We also have The Great British Bake Off and The Great British Sewing Bee. Both conveniently shown by the BBC.
BBC News
GB Grid: Andy Burnham says public body will invest in electricity grid
The prime minister said he wants to reduce energy costs in his first conference speech as Labour leader.
a 2.5% deposit to receive a loan to cover 20% deposit for a mortgage. So they now know that its impossible for most people to use their savings to purchase a home, so the answer must be to offer more debt.
the Guardian
Andy Burnham announces new homes scheme for first-time buyers
Exclusive: Policy initiative for England will help more young people on to property ladder, prime minister tells Guardian