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Still a legit title, no?
8ball
AV REFUGEES WELCOME
Yes. Just very sexist.
True, but I think less so than it used to be. As people mostly don’t care if someone is married or not unlike when they were legally male property upon marriage.
teuchter
je suis teuchter
Please can you clarify that you were not intending to insinuate that I am "riff raff" with this comment. Otherwise I will have no option but to report you to the moderators who I am sure will not hesitate to issue the heaviest of sanctions.
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But theyu have cost lots of staff their jobs. They are not for me.
teuchter
je suis teuchter
You need to boycott supermarkets in general I think. They have cost lots of small grocers their businesses.
Dom Traynor
Tino Pai
And department stores killed tailor shops over a hundred years ago and tailors are still with us. The fact is that workers are better off with big retailers as if they choose to organise they can win better pay and times and conditions as their power is amplified by numbers.Agreed. The little Tesco's or Sainsbury's locals etc. I was shouting about those killing local shops years ago. But they create jobs, NOT. They create a few jobs, what with their scab tills, but cost more jobs than they create
It's up to workers and consumers to organise for better facilities and small shops don't seem to deliver that in the UK.
seeformiles
Lost in the wood
My mate would love this just to say he’s done it. He is a firm believer that all technology is good and cares not a jot for any human fallout that it can cause. I take the piss out of him for it since his house is the most minimalist place I’ve ever seen - almost like a branch of IKEA with no music collection (on the cloud) and no books (ditto), every bloody household gadget can be remotely controlled, etc.
When the broadband went down in his area for 2 days I took petty childish pleasure in spinning some vinyl while reading a paperback
When the broadband went down in his area for 2 days I took petty childish pleasure in spinning some vinyl while reading a paperback
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The arguement is so different.
Tailors are very specialist and up until about 30 years ago you could still go to moss bros or Burton's for a made to measure. I'm not aware of department stores doing that.
pogofish
Testicle Hairstyle
My mate would love this just to say he’s done it. He is a firm believer that all technology is good and cares not a jot for any human fallout that it can cause. I take the piss out of him for it since his house is the most minimalist place I’ve ever seen - almost like a branch of IKEA with no music collection (on the cloud) and no books (ditto), every bloody household gadget can be remotely controlled, etc.
When the broadband went down in his area for 2 days I took petty childish pleasure in spinning some vinyl while reading a paperback
Got a colleague like that - the day his "Flood Sensors" started playing-up and sending alerts because of some error in his home automation software, he was totally bricking it!
Dom Traynor
Tino Pai
Well I've got a made to measure suit at a department store actually but that's not the point. The point is that I could still go to a tailor, just like I could still go to a butcher.
Orang Utan
Psychick Worrier Ov Geyoor
The technophobic people who choose not to need to get with the programme. They’re the bane of my life working in libraries as they keep coming to the counter instead of using self-serve. I try to make them do it themselves, explaining carefully how easy it and how if they get their books issued at counter they are more likely to set off shop lifting alarms if they go shopping next, but some just won’t do it at all.
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Starry Wisdom
You'll miss then when no one comes to chat to you any moreThe technophobic people who choose not to need to get with the programme. They’re the bane of my life working in libraries as they keep coming to the counter instead of using self-serve. I try to make them do it themselves, explaining carefully how easy it and how if they get their books issued at counter they are more likely to set off shop lifting alarms if they go shopping next, but some just won’t do it at all.
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There are people with disabilities who can't use more modern tech or people who are not very young.The technophobic people who choose not to need to get with the programme. They’re the bane of my life working in libraries as they keep coming to the counter instead of using self-serve. I try to make them do it themselves, explaining carefully how easy it and how if they get their books issued at counter they are more likely to set off shop lifting alarms if they go shopping next, but some just won’t do it at all.
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