Brenda Pilott

@RetroCoast I do. And the dot matrix printer it needed to print anything - very slowly.

Remember green bar computer paper? #1980s

@oelma__ I do. Or using a damp cloth if a garment was very creased.

My brother says no one did that… but who remembers sprinkling water on clothes before ironing?

@saniyafatma1278 That's a very handsome cat.

The cat distribution centre has given me a hulk of a boy. I wasn't looking, I've just moved in, I've just separated and I'm busy learning to be single again. Then he appeared, I stroked him, then named him.. I have another heartbeat in my life. Yes hes been to the vets, no chip and not been neutered. Appointments booked for both. Meet Vincent, Vinny for short.

@DrNeilStone Trump derangement syndrome takes some strange forms.

Shockingly, a huge percentage of the West is rooting for the regime. 🙁

@MykhailoRohoza Yes, though best wait till he's achieved peace. Which I hope is soon. The Ukrainian people have suffered for too long.

Would you support President 🇺🇦 Zelensky receiving the Nobel Peace Prize? YES or NO? buymeacoffee.com/OlenaRohoza

@GigaBeers They weren't something used to take stuff to school. They were for hiking. We had satchels or, for older kids, briefcases.

Did backpacks not exist in the ‘60’s?

@saniyafatma1278 I do, except they were called tights.

My husband says it never happened, but who remembers when pantyhose came in an egg?

@cath_nz Agree

@DrNeilStone Nor do I.

I don't

@ronsterd89 You should, as a matter of courtesy.

If a coworker has a car and lives near my house, and drives me to work every day, am I obligated to chip in for gas?🫣

@RescueWarrior1 @LairdOfThManor @QLoTII Diana was married to an insecure man who was shorter than she was and always wore low shoes that didn't emphasise her height.

@LairdOfThManor @QLoTII Everything is lovely except for the shoes. I'm no fan of sky high stilettos on anyone. Not only are they gauche, but they can cause permanent damage to the foot and ankle. Diana kept her heels under 4 inches, even after her divorce.

Flawless. That’s it… that’s the tweet.

@we_dollar And presumably more job losses for this region.

@BrendaPilott They could have stayed in the Hutt Valley and been delivered to the CBD by electrified trains and now we rely on potentially non existant ferries and road/rail transport fueled by diesel.

Yet another signal that Stuff and The Post are retreating from Wellington. Losing any reason to keep using them. stuff.co.nz/nz-news/360956…

@Nic18111 I imagine they will fly the Post in from Christchurch. If they really plan to keep producing actual newspapers.

@BrendaPilott The ferries better not fail then!

@Mishi_2210 127

Brain Teaser Answer is not 72 then whats the answer??

@tauhenare That would be a good decision on her part.

Interesting. BTW, Hana will go Independant.

@dineen20dineen Where I grew up, the chip pan lived permanently on the stove top.

Back in the days after a night out get chip pan and cook the chips

@NoContextBrits Replace the batter with bread crumbs or matzo meal and then it would be perfect.

Name a better meal than this. I’ll wait…

@mcnaughthelen1 @cath_nz Especially as in this case, each table was supplied with serviettes and cutlery.

@cath_nz @BrendaPilott This is very annoying.

Who do cafes put the serviettes under your cake, thus rendering it unfit to be used for intended purpose.

@mcnaughthelen1 I think it should be made illegal.

@BrendaPilott According to Google "Yes, it is legal for a business in New Zealand to refuse cash, provided they inform customers in advance. While cash is legal tender, businesses can set their own terms of trade, including going "cashless," as long as clear notice is given. (Sign or spoken)."

So the owner of the library cafe says he truly respects that some people want to use cash. But he doesn't allow them to use cash at his cafe. How is that 'respect' ? How do business owners get away with declining legal tender? thepost.co.nz/nz-news/360970…