New Singapore - Madrid flight

With the new service to Madrid by Singapore Airlines apparently it will make a stop in Barcelona first. Does anyone know whether people who are flying to Madrid get to stay on the plane when it arrives in Barcelona or do they have to get off clear customs and then go to the gate to wait for the next flight?

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u/melbourne_au2021 — 5 days ago

Samsung S25 is currently best small phone in my opinion

I just got a Samsung S25 and I must say that I am so pleased with it. This phone feels so small and so comfortable in my hands (6.2 inches screen on a 6.1 frame) It is also very thin and it has a very sturdy metal back which means I won't need to put it in a cover as that would add to the size of it.

Honestly I think this is the smallest recent phone you can get these days.

u/melbourne_au2021 — 7 days ago
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Europe these days

I am bit jealous of those of you who live in Europe these days with all the really handsome immigrants you are getting from places such as Africa, Middle East, Pakistan, etc.

Do you see them on Grindr much? Do they try to flirt with you when they see you on the street? I understand that not all of them are gay, but in many instances they are really horny for sex and will go for anyone.

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u/melbourne_au2021 — 13 days ago
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The Giver (2014)

I just rewatched this movie after so many years and I had forgotten how great it was. Has anyone else watched it? what did you think of it?

u/melbourne_au2021 — 16 days ago

Livia Soprano - Most accurate media representation of BPD parent

Not sure if you folks have ever watched the Sopranos, but there was a character in it who had BPD and was incredibly accurate in her on screen portrayal of this condition.

You can watch some clips of her on this link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4wqYmXqZRs8&t=331s

The director of the show David Chase created this character based on his own mother. I am sure we all feel a bit jealous towards this director, imagine being able to create a tv series where you show the world what an horrible person your mother was.

Anyway enjoy the clip and let me know what you think of it!

u/melbourne_au2021 — 1 month ago
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Over the years I couldn't help to notice that there are lots of old people who travel to warm places for holidays and often times even to permanently retire.

My question is why? I can barely stand heatwaves in my youth, I can't even imagine putting up with them as an old person. Also isn't the human body likely to suffer more in the heat than it does in the cold as one gets older? (e.g. hot flushes, heat strokes, dehydration, etc)

Also is there really this huge number of people who move to hot places or do we just hear more about it because people who move to cold places don't brag about it?

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u/melbourne_au2021 — 1 month ago