u/Technical-Algae-234

So I was cooking a recipe from Chrome off my phone last night when I did what I do multiple times a day, "hey Google, add oyster sauce to my shopping list". Gemini picks up the request and... says this?! What the hell? Even worse it read this whole thing out as a speech. I did add the oyster sauce in the end, but anyone have any idea what this was about??

As per the title... Any recommendations? It's spotted gum.

This might seem odd, but anyone with a Medusa safety pin brooch confirm if the pin part is meant to be sharp? I've just bought one from Farfetch, and everything looks legit and fine - but when I went to pin it on, the actual pin part was so blunt I couldnt even get it through fabric! I've tried to take photos but basically it's pointy, but not sharp ie: you couldn't draw blood with it! I've never had a pin/brooch that hasn't been very sharp, so not sure if this is normal for Versace.

Anyone looking to take a cheeky sick day could consider visiting the Brickworks Woolies - warm, unrefrigerated pate up for grabs! Perfect for all your last minute food poisoning requirements. 😂

Edit: yes, yes, yes, I told staff! I'm not some reddit psycho who can't talk to people. Calm down everyone.

EDIT TO UPDATE: to clarify, the red brick paving is going on the orange tree side on the left of the pic, where the scrappy lawn and dirt is, not the main bit of lawn on the right of the pic!

I want to replace this small section of lawn and bare dirt between my patio and the orange tree with red brick paving. Where should I pave up to: the edge of the planter box (yellow) or the edge of the patio (pink)?

Who are these for? I have never seen anything frumpier or less attractive.

I want to ask a seller a few questions about an item I'm looking at - what does this message mean? The seller has an "expert seller" and "professional" rating, over 8220 items sold. The item description contains this wording: "This item has been sourced through Vestiaire's consignment service. It has already been authenticated by Vestiaire's experts and is ready to ship from one of our warehouses".

This doll belonged to my late mother, and I understand from online sources that it might be a reproduction Bye Lo doll from the 1970s or 80s - but could it be authentic? How can you tell? Any advice appreciated.