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Yeah I searched it too, fascinating stuff. You can't eat and drink at the same time because your small intestine can't handle it. You have to chew your food thoroughly because there are no stomach acids to break it down and you can only have small snack like meals

Bacon's rescues: Not a pig sanctuary

As this is now the Westlife FF, I recently saw on the news that one of the members of Westlife had some botched gastric band surgery and had to have his whole stomach removed. I had no idea a human could live without a stomach

They are working on desensitizing us to murdering each other, works well when you are pushing towards civil race wars like the US is. It's a key step in making it happen

I've been after a Surface Pro for a while now but have been slowly saving up whilst monitoring the prices. As is typical, when I saved up the money about 4 months ago, the prices were at an all time high so I held out till last week when a retailer had dropped it £25 above the all time low that I'd seen it at so I'd decided it was time to buy. It arrived on Sunday. This morning I checked the prices again (it's become a habit) and it was £75 cheaper than what I bought it for on the same retailers website. I thought I would drop them an email nicely stating that I was still in my 14 day return window and that they had dropped the price considerably. 45 minutes later and they had deposited a £75 refund in my bank account

'Don't shit where you eat' podcast?

Every Tom, Dick and Harry having a podcast.

Exactly, how did they all prep for it?! Were Year 10 out of lessons all day?! That's absolute wildness for a Year 10 class. I can not imagine how that got through safeguarding/no platform policies. The SLT of that school were really throwing balls to the wind Edit: my comment was meant to follow on from @CTXRussomark

A learner panel is where you are interviewed by students. When I interviewed for my last job in a school (2017) it was fairly similar minus the assembly to Year 10. Expecting an interviewee to do that is absolutely wild.

I have heard similar things with him not coping brilliantly with hecklers at times - other times he seems to cope very well. I imagine with his neurodivergence, the pressure of something like Traitors could be difficult for him.

It's a hell of a cast so that doesn't surprise me (assuming they aren't all just Acaster fans like me). I'd go as far as saying I had a negative interest in The Traitors up until this point and actively tried to avoid anything to do with it so if I'm watching it, they've achieved something.

I've never watched Traitors before but I know the premise. James Acaster being in it was my main reason for tuning in

Six million children and counting supported by Childline. The legacy she has left is huge and Childine is absolutely an amazing resource for all children, even today the amount of contacts with children have never really wained just how they contact has changed. Silverline and the campaigns for assisted dying are another part of her legacy. RIP

The fuck is a batch?!

UKFF: tackling all the important questions.