chaircher

5 ms·

1.
by chaircher 4y ago
I'm unsure about how the word 'feminism' is getting thrown around in this article. I can call a circle a triangle all I want, but at the end of the day it's still a circle.
2.
by chaircher 4y ago
Oh my god it's the drama I can't handle. A notable anecdote for me was when one randomly shone a strobe light at me. I'm epileptic.
3.
by chaircher 4y ago
Have you thought about how people would pay for it for the writing/blogs of deceased loved ones? The business is definitely there, a lot of art students have to turn their digital blogs and documents into physical books too for exhibit
4.
by chaircher 4y ago
If you search for legal help with bad glassdoor reviews, most legal firms even advise not to go after glassdoor through the courts.
5.
by chaircher 4y ago
There's a lot of problems like this in the UK along the England/Wales border. Postcodes only roughly correlate to other administrative sub-divisions but this nuance gets lost in some computer systems and there are massive administ
6.
by chaircher 4y ago
Sounds like you're looking for a secretary rather than a manager
7.
by chaircher 4y ago
Definitely looks that way in the UK - I've been watching my local housing market like a hawk because I'm looking to buy soon. Houses are staying listed a lot longer, a fair few getting reduced, and newer listings are coming in at
8.
by chaircher 4y ago
Same to be honest. I can't imagine baiting anyone into something like this. One of the things you learn when you get more experience with the legal system is when, why, and how to avoid engaging with the legal system.
9.
by chaircher 4y ago
In the EU you're probably looking at the equivalent of $300 on average for a letter like this, and you're more likely to have the disposable income available to do it. Something like this you can easily do yourself and imo wouldn&
10.
by chaircher 4y ago
I think having some sort of regular wage hit my bank account over 24 months instead of 2 years of savings would have made a lot of pyschological difference. Not seeing a number go down like a timer takes the pressure off.
11.
by chaircher 4y ago
UK potentially
12.
by chaircher 4y ago
The health of the student union is a very good litmus test for the culture of the university. Anyone looking to study at university in the UK should check out the student union and try to gauge how independent it is from the institution and
13.
by chaircher 4y ago
Artists are more likely to deal with cash because a lot of the way they operate is way more similar to (or often, idenitical to) the local handyman or emergency plumber or marketstall holder than the concept of 'artist' pushed on
14.
by chaircher 4y ago
This is really interesting - I wonder how much the set-up of someone's compensation package correlates with how much someone is willing to go back to the office. Mine's almost exclusively performance based and so I tend to want to
15.
by chaircher 5y ago
This is definitely a thing I've observed (marginalised groups being missed out of the photos). Why weren't they able to make it? Was it because they were only asked last minute? Is it because they keep getting cut out the loop?
16.
by chaircher 5y ago
This is really helpful thanks, you've articulated it so well it seems like it was obvious the whole time
17.
by chaircher 5y ago
I had this exact issue. Over time your irl social network (like your wife) cotton on that you're not in the loop and they'll contact you to tell you about things they think you're interested in. So not only is there better cu
18.
by chaircher 5y ago
"...narp?"
19.
by chaircher 5y ago
Yes you're right I am confused. Do you know if there's some sort of internal market within the post office, similar to how GP surgeries run in the NHS? Or some sort of franchise system? I think that's what's thrown me a
20.
by chaircher 5y ago
No one you know has been sent to prison over TV licences. The TV licence people disproportionately target vulnerable people. If you're not living in a homeless shelter or leaving local authority care you're probably not going to
21.
by chaircher 5y ago
For those of you who don't know the context here: The Royal Mail was founded as a public service in 1516 by Charles I and was privatised in 2010. The Post Office was founded as a public service by Charles II in 1660 and I believed priv
22.
by chaircher 5y ago
ID verification will help rule out a lot of casual stalkers but it won't help with the slightly more experienced ones who know how difficult it is to prosecute. "Oh they must have stolen the tracker to frame me!" "I acci
23.
by chaircher 5y ago
How are you arriving at the .000001% statistic? What is your methodology here?
24.
by chaircher 5y ago
My grandad used to do this! I thought he was the only one. My mother had a really obnoxious attitude towards the television. Probably because of this I don't have a TV at all and am always suprised by the amount of people who immediate
25.
by chaircher 5y ago
What do you mean by "actual stalking report"? ID verification is the way to go IMO. So much stalking isn't like in movies, it's just seemingly normal people seeing how far they can push things and get away with it. And p
26.
by chaircher 5y ago
I agree, but it's also worth noting sometimes the opposite can be true and it's more helpful for some people who don't want to smoke to drop the "ex-smoker" "quit" and similar language and start saying thi
27.
by chaircher 5y ago
There's a lot of industries and institutions that have all but gone under the last decade or so because of this. More to come too I suspect
28.
by chaircher 5y ago
It depends on a lot of different factors. Locally and even regionally buses go routes trains aren't going but they get caught in traffic and are a lot slower than trains even if it's a clear run. Buses also tend to be less pleasan
29.
by chaircher 5y ago
Anecdotal but I've just had a company write to me by post because they didn't recieve my last email I definitely sent them, and I'm going to have to write back to them by post.
30.
by chaircher 5y ago
I suppose it's like, they're not going to be able to buy TikTok are they?

More ›