jstone
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Project Servator is a tactic used to deter, detect, & disrupt criminal activity, while providing a reassuring presence to the public 👮♀️
It involves highly visible & unpredictable deployments of specially trained officers.
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Here's your first look inside the new Mercedes C-Class – and at its HUGE screen 🤯 buff.ly/6AS1yfz

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Hey @jakeshieldsajj your daughter is a fat disgusting pig.
I don’t know how you let her grow up to be such a fat ugly useless piece of trash but you sure pulled it off.
This is literally embarrassing 😂
Guess nazis daughters don’t know how to control their food addiction.
Gross lazy eye btw

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MORE DISGUSTING FACTS ABOUT YOUR LAUNDRY 🧺💀
1. Underwear washed with towels transfers fecal bacteria straight to the towel you dry your face with.
2. Cold wash doesn’t kill bacteria — your “clean” clothes can still be carrying live staph and strep.
3. Leave wet clothes in the machine just 30 minutes… and mold starts growing.
4. That front-loader rubber seal? It’s secretly lined with black mold you’ve probably never cleaned.
The stats that make it worse:
- One underwear load can release 100 million E. coli into the wash water.
- 90% of bathroom towels test positive for coliform (fecal) bacteria.
- Cold-water washing now dominates households… and leaves viable pathogens behind.
Your “fresh” laundry drawer might be grosser than you think.
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@jimac1111 Dunoon service suspended again yesterday, dont claim it is cheap, its not.
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I suspect the real reason for Singapore's opposition to a toll on Hormuz is not some high-minded devotion to international law, but because if it's set as a precedent and a toll were to exist on the Strait of Malacca, it would basically kill their current business model.
See, geographically speaking, Malacca runs primarily between Malaysia and Indonesia - Singapore only controls a small stretch at the southeastern exit. Yet currently they capture most of the strait's commercial value through port services, bunkering, and transshipment: it's basically like them having the best "service station" on the world's most popular free highway.
What the Hormuz precedent - if established - is all about is the revenge of geography: power given back to the countries that own the road, as opposed to those with the best rest-stop.
Fantastic news for Malaysia and Indonesia (which is partly why you're seeing key Malaysian political figures, like Nurul Izzah Anwar, issue a highly unusual rebuke of Singapore over Balakrishnan’s remarks: x.com/amerhadiazmi/s…), but a big threat to a city-state whose entire economy is built on being the best service provider on what's largely someone else's waterway.
Eric 𝕏@WorldStrategist
Singapore’s Foreign Minister on why he cannot accept negotiating with Iran for safe passage of ships. Definitely worth listening to:
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@akafaceUS Why you need to change the oil every 300 hours? Surely test the oil for continual use
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We are aware of images circulating on social media showing damage caused inside the Wyre Stadium at Firhill by so-called Raith Rovers supporters within our allocation on Sunday.
We are appalled by this behaviour and condemn it in the strongest possible terms.
We will be speaking with Partick Thistle and the SPFL tomorrow to investigate and identify those involved.

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@thweatt_robert @glcarlstrom Motor ships can use steam on the evaporator instead of jacket water, not ideal if ships not moving though
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@glcarlstrom Steam ships make fresh water, heavy fuel ships, which now predominate, cannot.
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Tens of thousands of crew are stuck on commercial ships in the Gulf, in increasingly dire conditions:
"Freshwater is running out on many ships, so the sailors are using social media and very-high-frequency marine radios to share survival tips and tactics. Some Chinese crew members have filmed themselves collecting condensate from air-conditioning units to shower and wash laundry. Others have taken to fishing over the side of their tankers."
"Restocking supplies has become difficult—and expensive.... the going rate for mangos is now $31 for a kilogram, and oranges are $15 a kilogram for about three large pieces of fruit." wsj.com/world/middle-e…
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@CallMeJossy @BladeoftheS What happens then, we end up with a lower power factor on the grid? Things get warmer, less efficient? Genuine question
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@BladeoftheS My case against renewables is its weak short circuit current capabilites and energy density. Industries generate lots of reactive power and IBRs can't absorb var.
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@DennisIrwell @paulenglish1961 I dont follow any of them or similar though 🤷♂️
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@paulenglish1961 @ndjstone Stop following them then. My following feed and lists have none of that crap. Maybe you should learn how to use the app. I've put you on my United list anyway. I'll see if your lowered output increases quality.
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Sorry to say I’ve pretty much decided to scale back my posts on this platform. I’m not coming off completely, but my days of spending 4 or 5 hours a day producing posts seen by about 500 people have got to come to an end. I’m fed up on my own feed seeing countless posts about Trump or Elon Musk or random people from the USA who are constantly spouting their MAGA nonsense. For an account that is purely about Manchester United you have got to ask yourself what algorithms is Musk telling his people to inflict on others? I’ve had enough. #MUFC #UTFR #GGMU #ManchesterUnited #ManUtd

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@Nitesh805181 Wired you can fall asleep on a plane and dont have to search under the seat
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Wired earphones actually making a comeback 🚨
After all that wireless hype, people are going back because :
- Sound quality is different (real lossless, no bullshit compression)
- No more charging anxiety or dead buds in the middle of nowhere
- They just work, no random disconnects
- Way cheaper than those fancy AirPods
Plus the Y2K nostalgia feels real, everyone's tired of battery drama
Even some celebs and Gen Z are rocking with wired earphones again

Esluva 🎀@Vesper_2005
why is everyone suddenly into wired earphones?
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@Western_Ferries Can you plesee advise on the annual price increase for travel that has just been implemented ?
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Travelling today to take full advantage of the long #Easter weekend? Remember to buy your tickets before you board to get the best possible price. Click the link to find our list of ticket agents and pay them a visit before you head to the terminal. buff.ly/rHTckCJ

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