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Today, the office were made aware that we are only to take 5 minutes of toilet breaks collectively each day, or else there would be a meeting. Followed by, we are no longer permitted to put someone on hold 🤣 submitted by /u/TangerineFew6830 to r/AskUK [link] [comments]

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I found this adorable looking knitted sweater with embroidered bees from a clothing company called Wilfred Smith. It seemed like a legitimate retailer and the price listed led me to believe that I was paying for a fairly quality product. To my surprise and utter dismay, I received a cheap, tacky 100% polyester sweater with the mere image of a knit pattern and embroidered bees graphically printed on the sweater. Adding

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I've brought this for £280 on a sale with legs included. Did not check the height of the 'legs' (which is just 2 long metal rectangle beams) and it's so adorably short I don't know to laugh or cry. Can't fault the quality although I will now have to go buy additional table legs to build up the little guy. My children enjoy playing 'air hockey' on the imitation marble surface so it's a win? submitted by

I live next door to a nisa and we have a large leylandii hedge separating our drive and their front. The shop have an inpost locker they've installed with its back to our hedge. Not a problem initially but we did have gardeners reluctant to trim the hedge on their side due to the electrics etc. The hedge is getting unruly and so we're thinking of removing it and replacing with a small fence. Do I have any legal grounds to ask the shop to remove or relocate the locker as I dont want the back of it to be the view f

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Synopsis: As the players face a new day, the big question is – who survived the night and will make it to breakfast? It isn’t long before they attempt to increase the prize-pot in the mission, but whose focus is on the money, and who is focused on safety from murder? The game suddenly becomes very real as the first dramatic banishment takes place, proving that at the Round Table there is nowhere to hide. Leaving the players little time to gather their thoughts, the Traitors eye up another victim - but will it have the impact they hope, and how firm is their grip on the game? Aired: January 2 at 8:00pm GMT on BBC One When discussing the episode, please adhere to our Spoiler Policy. You can find the hub for all episode discussion threads

i noticed this last night and he wouldn’t let me get a good picture of his back. on shoulder blade area. he said it was probably the cats. blurred his tattoo out jic. life360 doesn’t show any discrepancies that i can tell but i know locations can be paused. he has a history of cheating digitally but i thought we were past that. they are not scabbed like a cat scratchy- it’s bruised in lines like that. maybe a couple inches between each scratch. i’m assuming the worst and i don’t know if these are my trust issues or if i’m just oblivious and dumb. my gut is screaming at me though. submitted by