We did but you could have a certain number of people over on Christmas. It then got much stricter just after Christmas.

It absolutely definitely happened in the UK. Not on Christmas day but not long after.

Given the England flag in their name I’m guessing the UK.

I don’t think we had any social distancing restrictions during any Christmas but some did come into effect shortly after, I don’t think people were allowed to visit. I remember us having a new year’s party with our neighbours in the back garden, technically them not allowed to go into our house and having to stay 2 metres from them. Must have been December 2020.

What they failed to mention in the article is that the four flat earthers didn’t have a return ticket.

For a moment I thought the washing machine was outside on the balcony in picture 6!

Fork, knife, spoon, teaspoon

What does this mean? You literally can’t see a doctor?

Sounds like it’s time to create it!

A book shop isn’t a library.

I don’t get what you mean by this. Customers can go into both looking for something specific or seek out a particular author. If there’s no logical ordering how can customers find what they’re looking for?

Same, the only time it’s that colour is in summer during a drought.

They sound fucking delicious. Mackie’s ice cream is top tier too.

Hello, I would like 25 grams of data please!

There’s winget now too, which is the official Windows package manager. I’ve used it a couple of times now and worked as expected, not sure how it compares to chocolatey outside of simple app installs though.

This is the same on Windows, you can just carry on and then complete an update when you go to shut down the machine. Can’t remember the last time an app install or update required the whole OS to be restarted immediately.

I’m getting ET vibes from her.

As a Brit, the word fanny packs will always be hilarious.

Why did they write “to” as 2, but then the actual number 1 as “one”?

This is one of my all time favourites, it never fails to make me laugh!

People will be toxic no matter what. I don’t think making prospective new users feel unwelcome is a good idea when we’d like to see some growth.

Absolutely boils my piss that sometimes you don’t get a choice of 0% and that it asks you while you’re ordering your food! It’s so blatantly a service charge but trying to guilt you into leaving a tip. Which daft bastards are giving more than the minimum? Who the fuck tips before they’ve even got their food and been served?