Saw this photo and instantly got hit with nostalgia 😭 Feel like every kid in the UK had these at some point. Half the fun was trying to work out what animal was stamped into the chocolate.
Does anyone know what this key could be for? I’m in England. The key marking says dp.
Thanks
UPDATE: thank you for the helpful comments and not so helpful comments. I think this is universal shed key from years back.
Small hatch seen on the outside of houses in the UK
not one of my proudest moments. realized around 11 a.m. that it was his birthday. obviously, there was no time left for any physical gifts. bank transfer seemed too impersonal.
I did have some crypto, but converting it into fiat currency wasn't going to be easy. ended up finding a platform that does gift cards paid in crypto, picked spotify because i know he uses it, paid, got the code in email within maybe 8-10 minutes, sent it over with a message. he was happy. i felt slightly less terrible than i deserved to. the "instant delivery" thing i was skeptical about but it actually worked. the code actually popped up even before I was done typing the birthday message, in any case.
set reminders in your calendar. but then again, if you are as disorganized as I am and the only form of payment you have on hand is crypto, this particular combination proves to be very helpful. netflix, amazon, steam, ubereats. good variety for different kinds of people.
what do other people do in terms of gifts?
I've noticed this trend only in the past 2-3 years.
I am a white guy 18 and really like the look of durags as an accessory to an outfit.
Growing up I was around 90s and 2000s rap and basketball so I was always looking at people like (Eminem, 50 cent, Big L, Allen Iverson, T Mac) and love how they styled outfits. I feel as if a durag could help and depth to my outfits like wearing them under a hat.
I also understand that they are supposed to be used to hydrate certain hair types usually associated with African Americans due to there hair drying out faster. But I have a buzzcut and my hair doesn’t need extra moisture.
So can I wear a durag??
I’m not really interested in anything , what I want is to be stable , make good money practically.
The thing is both these career paths have great demand n scope.
The tech field, it needs great skills to stand out , takes less time, in the end even tho it earns less compared to dermatology ,with it I’ll be able to invest n make greater amount through time n interest .
Where is dermatology is a huge security for my future (that is IF I get into residency) n also killing myself the next decade or so.
But then again time will pass and ur 20s are supposed to the time you build not enjoy .
At this point the most logical and is to go with cloud architect, but idk
I am a white guy 18 and really like the look of durags as an accessory to an outfit.
Growing up I was around 90s and 2000s rap and basketball so I was always looking at people like (Eminem, 50 cent, Big L, Allen Iverson, T Mac) and love how they styled outfits. I feel as if a durag could help and depth to my outfits like wearing them under a hat.
I also understand that they are supposed to be used to hydrate certain hair types usually associated with African Americans due to there hair drying out faster. But I have a buzzcut and my hair doesn’t need extra moisture.
So can I wear a durag??
Woke up with this between my thumb and pointer finger. Could it be a bat bite
After eating certain vegetables like cucumber my mouth often feels fuzzy and dry (like after a strong wine or cup of tea) however I noticed this feeling was intermittent and depended on the vegetable.
I eventually realised that washing my cucumber with soap made it stop happening which made me realise I might be allergic to pesticides.
I found this to be a lot less in the UK than in South Africa where I now live unfortunately, I'm not well informed about pesticides/organic but wondered if anyone else had this issue and knew how to combat it. Thinking of just buying organic where I can or washing my veggies very thoroughly with bicarb or soap (ik ik but washing veggies with soap is a thing in many parts of Africa and if you rinse it properly it's fine).
I think it's like a slang term or acronym, but lots of people have said this to me, and I'm so confused on what it means lol.
Google doesn't help either.
I’ve been calling it a trippy, collage-inspired style, but I wanted to know if there was a more professional term I could use to sound smarter in my college workbook.
My garden is over shadowed by overgrown trees. The trees and the path behind my house are council owned and managed. Once a year I get a tree fella to trim the overhanging branches. They do their job and then chuck the off-cuts over the fence as this is apparently what you are supposed to do, give the owners of the foliage the off cuts as they own them. This year I intend to do it myself but I am very nervous of being done for fly tipping!
Is it correct that the cut branches and foliage are to be given back to the owner who in this case is the council?
It’s the same brand of tea, milk and sugar, and I’m using the same method I do at home, but it still tastes different at someone else's place. Why??
Hi! I am a 20-year-old Philippine citizen born after my parents married. They got separated, but not divorced and I don't have a way to communicate him (my father is a Japanese and my mother is a Filipina). I have my PSA Birth Certificate to prove direct lineage, my parents' Philippine Marriage Certificate, pictures, and two addresses from the documents. Unfortunately I don't have a Kosekitohon and I also don't know whether I am registered in my father's kosekitohon after I was born. Do I still have a chance to get citizenship even if it is work to citizenship. Or if there is someone that can help my situation. Also can a Gyoseishoshi help my case or a lawyer? Kindly give me some advice, please.
Any response can greatly help me.
Thank you very much in advance!
My question involves finding myself constantly pretending to not already know things and finding that others struggle with concepts that are easily for me to avoid insulting people. I'm not sure if I'm "smart" or if I'm in an environment that makes me feel that way. I don't know yet if I want to stay or if I need to find another environment.
I was always considered challenged, but I was homeschooled by parents who prefer to spend their time studying, have an exceptionally bright sister, only socialized in a nice church, and am dyslexic with auditory processing disorder.
I tested 111 IQ as a child, but I don't really care about that test and I feel like it is limited. I was tested because I have learning disorders.
My whole upbringing, I accepted that I had learning disorders, that I would have to work harder for everything, and that my potential was limited. I held the belief that I was not competent enough for any college education, but I recently took the leap to start nursing school because I hope to shift careers, because I needed a break from work, and because I could get housing assistance if I were a full time student. I expected that I may fail, but I wanted to give it a try.
Before starting school, I was in the boondocks, far into the woods and away from society.
Now that I'm in Scranton, Pennsylvania (where "The Office" is about) and in nursing school I find that I am a straight A student, most of my class is struggling, and everyone seems uneducated and emotionally stunted.
What happened? Is it unhealthy to be in an unchallenging environment? Where can I find a more challenging one?
My long term goal is to start a small farming community for people who are Deaf or fluent in ASL to live a lifestyle I'm happier with and to manufacture a workplace that uses ASL, my preferred language to use. I would like to reach a point where there could be dorms for young workers and a house for around 5 to 7 elderly to live with a resident nurse or rotating staff. That's just a dream and I may never have the resources to start, not to mention it's difficult to manage people.
I guess my less specific goal is to live a peaceful and happy life free of drama, and not to need to pretend to dumb myself down.
Does anyone know if there is a big cat in these photos?
A few years back my mother and her co-worker had a sighting of a big black cat near their workplace in Dundee, Scotland.
My mother was alone in the car on her way to pick up her co worker in the middle of the night when she spotted a huge what she first thought was a black alsatian dog sitting on the grass by the road. This struck her ass very odd but being alone in the middle of the night she kept driving to pick up her friend, who on the way back also saw the animal still sitting in the same spot on the grass.
They stopped the car to get a better look, my mums friend rolled down her window at which point the animal stood up, staring right at the car, revealing a huge jet black body and giant head with a tail much longer and bushier than a dogs. My mum said it looked like some kind of giant black panther.
The what now looked like a big cat then walked back towards the tree away from the car, which prevented any good clear pictures from being taken out in the open. The shock of the sight, plus the distance from the phone camera (maybe 30 meters) combined with the low light at around 4am all in all lead to some sadly disappointing photos.
I'm no expert by any means but I have some photoshop experience and despite my best attempt at enhancing the photos myself I still cant see anything clearly/ any animals at all. I suspect this is mostly because by the time most of the photos were snapped the animal was behind the bush and tree from the camera angle.
The approximate What Three Words location of the initial sighting were influencing.fund.glare, moving towards arrow.scrap.rail with the camera at shirts.sparks.rounds.
I'm putting these photos out there hoping someone out there with better skills than me can do something with these photos in the hope of actually finding some evidence of a big cat in them. There have been 2 other sighting of a similar animal in this same area.
These are the 6 original photos taken around 4am, mid June 2022.