Image 1 — Black vs blue dial - Tissot Gentleman
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Black vs blue dial - Tissot Gentleman

I’m looking for a GADA watch. Something that could be dressed up or down. It will be my first watch and I don’t expect to buy another one in the near future. I’ve decided to go for the Tissot Gentleman Powermatic 80, but unsure which colour. To me the black dial appears to be more versatile, whereas the blue is leaning on the dressier side. Would appreciate any help in deciding!

Also, I have a black Garmin watch that I wear in the gym and when running errands - I’m not sure if this should be considered when choosing.

u/Effective-Rutabaga13 — 5 days ago

Please make a complaint if you’re unhappy with the new T&Cs for limitless members.

The main benefit of the limitless membership was to watch movies as many times as you’d like. Now they have limited it to 5 times, which is very disappointing. They should either remove the limit or no longer advertise it as ‘limitless’.

If you feel the same way please submit a complaint. Here is the link to submit one:

https://help.odeon.co.uk/hc/en-gb/requests/new

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u/Effective-Rutabaga13 — 2 months ago
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Can two dragons that are fond of each other kill one another if their riders command them to?

For example, we saw Vermithor and Silverwing being affectionate with each other. If one of their riders commands them to attack the other dragon, do you think they’ll do it?

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u/Effective-Rutabaga13 — 3 months ago

How to train the fundamentals?

I train in a large BJJ academy, and have attended stand up classes 1-2 times a week for the last 5 years. I have developed a decent game and feel very confident against my training partners. However, I feel like I have underdeveloped fundamentals, which would be exposed by actual wrestlers. For example, weak under hooks, poor posture when shooting, lousy arm drags etc…

Has anyone been through a similar situation where your stand up is generally successful but you’ve ’rushed’ the basics? Any advice on training strategies to improve these skills aside from drilling more?

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u/Effective-Rutabaga13 — 3 months ago
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If someone gets choked and passes out, DO NOT lift their legs up.

I’ve seen people do this every time someone gets choked out, with their reasoning being “to increase blood flow to the brain”. This is medically inaccurate.

Blood returns to the brain immediately after the choke hold is released. The priority is to keep their airway open which is why you should put them in the recoveryposition instead. If you don’t do this, there is a risk of the tongue falling back and obstructing their airway or they may aspirate and choke on their own saliva or vomit.

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u/Effective-Rutabaga13 — 5 months ago
▲ 161 r/UKhiking

Ben Nevis CMD Arête in late Oct 2025

I also did Snowdon via Watkins Path and Scafell Pike via Corridor Route. But Ben Nevis via CMD Arête was my favourite! Long, but easy scrambling. There was enough exposure to keep things interesting and exciting but it was very manageable and did not feel sketchy. I definitely wouldn’t do it in strong winds though.

u/Effective-Rutabaga13 — 5 months ago