She is fine, don't worry 🙂

Yeah as I said these are the plastic ones, not dissolvable. Those starch ones are fairly neat.

Isn't that a violation of church-state split? Or does that not apply to schools in the US?

To save you all some time, this is the poll.

Thanks for sharing.

Under the Marginal Pricing model, energy suppliers set prices based on the highest-cost energy source used, which in the UK is gas. Even though energy suppliers may buy cheaper renewable sources first, they must also rely on pricier fossil fuels to meet demand. Therefore, the final price paid by consumers reflects the cost of the most expensive source used.

Feels like we should abolish this system. Not sure why it even exists, as to me the price should be based on the cost. As things stand we are just giving free money to energy companies and worse petrol oligarchs.

I recognize that we will likely always need some fossil fuel energy in the UK to pick up the slack, but why are the savings of investing in renewables not making their way to the consumer?

Why is it that electricity prices keep going up when the cost of generating it should be going down from renewables?

Gas prices I can maybe understand. But electricity?

Don't care. JP Morgan can fuck off.

Also I'm pretty sure that that's an empty threat, like millionaires saying they'll leave.

That's why we're cutting disability benefits

- Conservatives, (Forced) Labour

Oblivion-ass conversation

https://youtu.be/N6hVmn9FM7o

London has seen a spate of ​antisemitic attacks ⁠in recent months, including the stabbing of two Jewish men

Hmmm... I don't like how those stabbings are being used here. Especially given what happened in context.

Still, it's good this man is behind bars.

Most of the coverage here is by all the dodgy right-wing papers. In fact, no left leaning paper is covering this story. Not too surprising given how this is being used to justify broader crackdowns on free speech. That said, not covering it at all is not great either.

Thank you for taking the feedback 🙂. Yeah sorry I didn't realise PIP was not explained. As others have said it's Personal Independence Payment and it's basically an extra allowance of benefits for disabled people to account for the extra costs they experience in their lives.

At the moment it's very hard to get and many mental health conditions have recently been excluded by the (Forced) Labour government to "get people back to work", even though that doesn't make any sense.

While I get the joke, I think it's a little insensitive.