I have a terrible habit of talking to myself while making a cup of tea in the morning, and now my cat literally sits on the worktop and mimics the exact cadence of my voice back at me. What bizarre human traits have your animals copied?
Aside from the obvious bad answers, what are the subtle things that make you instantly write someone off?
Feel like the women always seem to be trying harder to make things work while the blokes are more checked out. Is this actually accurate or just how it's edited?
I did an unrelated degree and I'm thinking about getting a Masters in Computer Science to break into the field. Is it actually worth the time and money or should I just do a bootcamp and start working? Would a Masters actually help or am I overthinking it?
Obviously everyone says susan boyle or diversity but are there any hidden gems that people completely forget about
Losing Millie Bright to retirement and Sam Kerr in the same summer genuinely feels like the end of an era. They've been two of the biggest figures in the most successful period in the club's history. Replacing that leadership, experience and quality in one window is a huge task. How confident are you in the rebuild under Sonia Bompastor?
Personally, it feels like the intruders get a massive unfair advantage because they miss out on all the early drama and gets to coast in on a honeymoon bubble. Which side of the fence do you sit on?
Which is actually better? Steak bakes are properly filling, but sausage rolls are the classic. What's your ranking?
I genuinely want to know if I am losing my mind or if the job is actively getting worse across the UK. Between the constant shift overruns, missed meal breaks, and what feels like a permanent real terms pay cut against inflation, the goalposts just keep moving. It feels like management views throwing a tenner at us for a missed break as an acceptable cost of business instead of actually fixing the systemic corridor delays. People see us on television and assume we are on comfortable specialised salaries, not struggling with the baseline cost of living while facing regular abuse on shift
Not just recent series but any act across the whole run that deserved to win or go much further than they did
I am currently putting 12 percent into my workplace pension through salary sacrifice and my employer chips in 5 percent. I am twenty five and really want to get on the property ladder in the next 2 or 3 years but saving for a deposit is painfully slow. I am considering dropping my pension contribution down to the minimum 5 percent for a couple of years to boost my take home pay. Is this a terrible idea in the long run or a sensible trade off to secure a home early
With Millie Bright's retirement, Chelsea have some huge boots to fill both on and off the pitch. My vote goes to Erin Cuthbert. She's one of the longest-serving players in the squad, sets the standard every week and feels like someone the dressing room would naturally follow. Who would you give the armband to for matchday one?
A few people online are suggesting major structural adjustments like giving the couples entirely separate two bedroom apartments with individual door locks and banning the experts from pushing physical intimacy. If you take away the forced proximity and the awkward pressure to kiss on day one does the actual core concept of the show still function for a modern audience?
My company laptop completely died yesterday afternoon which happens to be my very first day of a two week annual leave block. I am stressing out because I know I need to log it with IT but I really do not want my manager thinking I am checking emails or working while I am supposed to be off. Should I just wait until the day I return to mention it or flag it now so they can get a replacement sorted in the background