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I was walking my 1 year home from nursery and so she gets to walk a little bit we were cutting across some playing fields. There was a dad with his young boy on a small petrol quad bike zipping around the field. Not super fast but faster than I could run for sure. It scared my 1 year old so she went back in the pram. When I walked past the dad I went. " Come on mate, you can have your lad doing that on a playing field with kids around" He came back with "he's only 6 and I've told him not to go too near anyone he's just blowing off some steam, when yours is older you'll do the same thing,". I went " not on a petrol quad bike, you have my opinion now, you can do what you want with it and walked away" As I walked away he shouted something at me. I wondered Am I being a kill joy? Was I being fair? submitted by

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I’ve been thinking about this and can’t quite figure it out. I’m American, and given how big the US is and how large the music industry is here, you’d expect it to dominate completely. But when it comes to bands, it feels like the UK has had a huge impact for decades. You’ve got The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, then later Oasis and Radiohead. It just seems unusually consistent for a smaller country. In the US, there are obviously massive artists, but a lot of them are solo acts, especially in pop and hip hop. The UK seems to produce bands that end up having global reach. Is there something cultural behind that, or is it more about how the music scene is set up? And do people in the UK feel like that’s still true today or more of a past thing? Genuinely curious because it feels disproportionate given the size difference. submitted by

I found a few things while out on a walk with the dogs today (in Hertfordshire if that makes a difference) Firstly I was curious if anyone knows what the tree is as I haven’t seen one before and thought it looked nice. As for the other two I found those along a path on top of a hill. There was a few of the small rusty pipes and 10 or so of the taller ones. Whatever it is is inside those cages was blowing in the breeze. I’m sure they’re nothing interesting but I’ve never seen them before submitted by /u

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Season 7 and 19 are my two favs and I think widely considered to be some of the best chemistry between contestants, do you guys think this cast formula makes for the best vibes? What contestants from other series fit into these demographics I didn’t make this by the way, credit to some person on tumblr lol submitted by /u/enzo_vamp to r/taskmaster [lin

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My lad is from a small school of 200 kids. The new comp (high school) is 1800 kids. There will be more kids in his year group than his whole school currently. He was utterly blown away, in a good way. It’s a real milestone for parents. What were your experiences and how did your kids get on? Love hearing these stories. I recall the bell going off as the most starling difference. In junior school, you sat there all day i

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