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@KITKAT The lorry and trailer have trackers on them use that

Help us find them. Use the Stolen KitKat Tracker. Link in bio.

@IcelandFoods my shop arrived with no bags! What a bloody nightmare. Other stores allow me to buy bags . No one can carry the red baskets you use. Another customer lost. I thought ordering via Amazon they would arrive in paper bags like Morrison. Give customers a choice.

@lady_valor_07 Margret

I need a old fashion girls name that will fit her! Hmm 😒 🤔?¿

@TasteAtlas The yellow is from the cattle eating grass.

The difference between premium and mass-market butter comes down to water content and fermentation. High-quality butter starts with rich, high-fat cream, often cultured to develop a nutty aroma and a deep yellow hue. Because it contains less moisture, it foams gently and browns evenly in a pan, making it the essential choice for serious cooking. In contrast, low-quality butter is a mass-produced product often stretched with whey, water, or additives. This chemical makeup causes it to soften too quickly and "sputter" violently when heated as the excess water evaporates. While the top-tier version relies on pure cream and sea salt, the industrial alternative offers a flatter flavor and a watery texture that disappears into the background

@AmishInqPodcast what's the What's App group called please?.

@Hauke1893 @DailyUnknown123 @theepicmap @grok France is more than twice the size of the UK

@DailyUnknown123 @theepicmap @grok Look at the damn picture you twat

UK vs France - 300 years of population change in one glance

If liars' pants really did catch on fire. Watching the news would be a lot more fun.

An aerial view of the ‘Unfinished Obelisk’ in the 3500-year-old granite quarry in Aswan, Egypt... The Unfinished Obelisk is one of the most revealing archaeological sites in all of Egypt precisely because it was never completed. Carved directly out of the bedrock, it offers an extraordinary behind the scenes look at how ancient Egyptians quarried and shaped the massive monuments that still tower over the Nile Valley today. Had it been finished, this single piece of granite would have been the largest obelisk ever created, weighing an astonishing 1,100 tons. Its size alone demonstrates the incredible engineering ambition of the New Kingdom era. Work abruptly stopped when cracks formed in the stone. Instead of repairing it, the Egyptians abandoned the project entirely, leaving behind a frozen moment in time. The tool marks, the trenches, the channels cut around the obelisk all remain exactly as they were left more than three millennia ago. It is one of the few places where you can literally see the construction process in mid motion, preserved in the desert just as the workers walked away. Archaeologists found remnants of ancient dolerite balls, hard stone pounding tools, scattered around the site. These were used by workers to slowly chip away at the granite, a process that could take years for a single obelisk. #archaeohistories

"By applying the least squares method ... This rigorous mathematical approach sets a high standard for any hypothesis attempting to explain the origin of these depressions using natural environmental conditions." w/ @SciencePsychic #carolinabays journals.bilpubgroup.com/index.php/jees…

@juneslater17 Why does the government support this!

I checked with a councillor the letter is real

@lifeonly75 Have you listened to the audio on the latest episode? The background noise makes it impossible to listen, sorry.

NEW EPISODE! The first of a 2-part conversation with Antony’s friend Peter Seal, author of ‘The Self-Help Delusion: A Manifesto For Genuine Change’, a book that seeks to help the reader evolve their thinking and inspire long-lasting life changes Enjoy! lifeandlifeonly.podbean.com/e/episode-58-t…

I'm 54. I wasted 24 years learning this the hard way. But I'll teach you in 5 minutes. If you're soft, stop reading now. Here are 24 uncomfortable truths I wish I knew earlier:

@historyinmemes That's really sad

Every spring, cows in Sweden get let out of the barn when it's warm enough after being indoors all winter.

NO AGENDA NEWSLETTER mailchi.mp/dvorak/birthda…

Ringed Gannet @Bempton_Cliffs today, not sure if this photo is any use in being able to read it? @_BTO

@thameswater "got" is dreadful English. We are not Americans. Please use. " Have"

I’ve spent my life working in extreme heat and we survived by having a beer under a tree. Climate change is real. Drink more beer.

@LockdownNo @SyedKamall Because it worked so well last time🤣

Podcasting 2.0 Episode 80: "Wheels Up!" -- Adam & Dave discuss the week's developments on podcastindex.org with more PodSage Philosophy! l.curry.com/fxR

@ThompsonMorgan " You've still got items in your basket" Is dreadful grammar. You still have items in your basket. It's correct non American English.