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@katieposner Totally agree.

@hughosmond @CressidaSmith1 @RubyRedhead4 But in 4 years time it’s likely that car-to grid tech will also be in place, meaning your electric car (which is saving you £100s per month vs petrol) will also act as your house battery overnight.

@CressidaSmith1 @RicardoBlack @RubyRedhead4 They lose at least 20% by this time typically.

The average solar panel installation costs around £7,000 (Which Mag) and, to be able to use power at night when you need it, you need a battery for around £5,000. It could "save" you around £660 per year at current prices. (This claim itself is open to question but it's industry standard so I'll leave it) The cost to borrow the money to do this would be around £1,000 per year (8.25%) so you'd lose money for ever. For ever. If you bought it from savings, you'd lose about £600 per year in lost interest so a net surplus of £60 per year, so break even would be well over 100 years. And it basically won't work between November and February in the UK or when it's cloudy for extended periods, so you'll still need 100% grid back up (or a generator burning fossil fuel). Anyone not understand why green grifters like @DaleVince need Government to use laws and taxes to force people to buy this miss-sold technology that is wholly unfit for purpose in the UK? Anyone not understand that attempting to use it to replace fossil fuels for grid-scale generation is not only insane (given UK winter performance) but also entirely uneconomic? @Ed_Miliband Anyone not understand that in addition there is the multi-hundred billion pound cost of changing the grid to accept solar farm power, which is unaffordable? @RachelReevesMP

@NatsWoodward Brilliant! You’ll be so excellent at this.

I’m a Trekstock trainer! Dance/movement programme starting soon… keep your eyes peeled. #cancerinyour20sAnd30s #dance #movement #therapy #strongertogether #trekstock

@ADHDForReal I do wonder whether reshaping our brains to bite sized chunks of ever changing content via scrolling has just basically spandangled our attention spans.

@WorksWithWords Seconded. An excellent (and very funny) bit of TV.

@ThePOTSPostman Catching/succumbing to a bug when away from home (I’ve got a weak immune system and can crash pretty hard/fast), not being able to look after myself (get food, water, painkillers etc) without my husband around, having to rely on strangers when I’m intensely vulnerable.

What’s something you’ve come to fear with your chronic illness? For me it’s fainting or being in a situation where I won’t be able to cool my body down.

@adeyinkaaaaa @guy_hodgkinson Wow - amazing achievement Ade!

kinda proud of this one, but just wanted to say me and my homeboy @guy_hodgkinson have just opened an acting studio in central london we’ll be offering drop in weekly acting workshops website goes live tomorrow 11am 🤍

@madeleinelily Surprise final act that centres around the Lionesses?

I really don't wanna be mean about our national team, but how the fuck is James Graham meant to craft a new inspiring ending to Dear England based on this wretched performance?

@jakeyoh Did you see the @tangledfeet senior producer vacancy?

I have capacity for paid freelance producing, programming & bid writing this autumn. I can: - produce arts events - strategically support events, company development & business planning - programme arts festivals & venues - write funding bids jakeorr.co.uk

@SketchesbyBoze Is the lead illustration from The Goblin Rat? That one scared the living daylights out of me as a child.

We need fairy-tales because they preserve ancient wisdom about how to live in this world. Here are some of the weirdest and best fairy-tales ever written.

@LeeBraganza My son used to like Sosij Piy. We still write that on the weekly food menu.

Hardly seen the girls this afternoon as they've been busy in the kitchen. Finally got my menu. Can't wait to try 'gracal molee.'

@ThanksCancer Never have I ever had my chemo in a day patient setting (mine was all in-patient). I was weirdly jealous of everyone sitting round in one room having their infusions and reading magazines 🙃

Never have I ever, cancer edition! Comment something you have *never* done (cancer related or adjacent), and everyone who YES HAS done that thing has to comment with a drink. 🥃

@Amarach41208783 @ThanksCancer 🍺🙂

@ThanksCancer Never have I ever gone out in public with my bald head, when I had cancer.

@EddiesMum5 @ThanksCancer 🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺 sooo many pints of blood. And plasma.

@ThanksCancer Never have I ever had to get a blood transfusion. Never have I ever had to shave during treatment🤣

@susanl_author @ThanksCancer 🍺

@ThanksCancer 🍺🤮

Never have I ever thrown up during chemo — I did come close a few times!

@ThanksCancer 🍺

Never have I ever had immunotherapy.

@geraniumkate @Dogstarlemon I remember fondly the school journey minibuses in the Highlands of Scotland where kids sat on two long wooden benches facing each other in the back of a Transit van. No seatbelts. When you went round a sharp bend we all slid to one end or fell on the floor.

Okay, people of a certain age, give me your Gen X story. Here's mine: My mom was working but she didn't trust my sister or I with a door key, so every afternoon when we returned from school we had to break into our own house by crawling through the window. 1/2

Our Senior Producer job is out on @artsjobs @ace_national today. artsjobs.org.uk/jobs/search/44… please share in any networks you think we’d find people looking to reach audiences in kind & surprising ways!

@danlehnermusic Blood clots are forming in my head And this seems to indicate that soon I will be dead I can’t feel my legs But those blood clots keep forming, oh blood clots keep forming…

The category is “parody lyrics that are so good they sometimes supplant the original in my mind”