I think Jennifer Aniston looks better as a man

And Angelina Jolie

Jim Parsons is quite worryingly good

This type of snake has killed more people than all others combined, and one has been found in Essex

A deadly stowaway snake found its way to British shores after being found in a shipping container from India.

@slimfern posted:

This type of snake has killed more people than all others combined, and one has been found in Essex

A deadly stowaway snake found its way to British shores after being found in a shipping container from India.

Good grief

WW3 fears: Biden issues unprecedented military vow against China over Taiwan invasion

Should we be worried?

Repeat.

I'd like to be in the Space Station to see who wins that. They won't exactly be trading with anyone - will they??

@velvet donkey posted:

Repeat.

I'd like to be in the Space Station to see who wins that. They won't exactly be trading with anyone - will they??

There'd be nothing left to trade...

Famous people's autographs that are worth a fortune:

Vladimir Putin: $275 (£200)

Barack Obama: $480 (£350)

Madonna: $649 (£475)

Donald Trump: $1,025 (£750)

Ringo Starr: $2,050 (£1.5k)

Prince Harry: $2,390 (£1,750)

JK Rowling: $3,760 (£2,750)

Paul McCartney: $4,035 (£2,950)

Prince William: $4,790 (£3.5k)

Queen Elizabeth II: $6,100 (£4.5k)

Kurt Cobain: $4,000 (£3k)

John Lennon: $10,800 (£7.9k)

Winston Churchill: $10,800 (£7.9k)

Jimi Hendrix: $10,900 (£8k)

The Rolling Stones: $10,900 (£8k)

John F. Kennedy: $12,300 (£9k)

Neil Armstrong: $13,600 (£10k)

Diana, Princess of Wales: $13,600 (£10k)

Albert Einstein: $14,300 (£10.5k)

Marilyn Monroe: $15,700 (£11.5k)

Bruce Lee: $16,400 (£12k)

James Dean: $24,600 (£18k)

The Beatles: $40,000 (£29.5k)

Steven Hawking: $41,000 (£30k)

Steve Jobs: $54,000 (£40k)

@slimfern posted:

Famous people's autographs that are worth a fortune:

Vladimir Putin: $275 (£200)

Barack Obama: $480 (£350)

Madonna: $649 (£475)

Donald Trump: $1,025 (£750)

Ringo Starr: $2,050 (£1.5k)

Prince Harry: $2,390 (£1,750)

JK Rowling: $3,760 (£2,750)

Paul McCartney: $4,035 (£2,950)

Prince William: $4,790 (£3.5k)

Queen Elizabeth II: $6,100 (£4.5k)

Kurt Cobain: $4,000 (£3k)

John Lennon: $10,800 (£7.9k)

Winston Churchill: $10,800 (£7.9k)

Jimi Hendrix: $10,900 (£8k)

The Rolling Stones: $10,900 (£8k)

John F. Kennedy: $12,300 (£9k)

Neil Armstrong: $13,600 (£10k)

Diana, Princess of Wales: $13,600 (£10k)

Albert Einstein: $14,300 (£10.5k)

Marilyn Monroe: $15,700 (£11.5k)

Bruce Lee: $16,400 (£12k)

James Dean: $24,600 (£18k)

The Beatles: $40,000 (£29.5k)

Steven Hawking: $41,000 (£30k)

Steve Jobs: $54,000 (£40k)

I wouldn’t pay a penny for any of them

@slimfern posted:

Is that what they call a lightbulb moment

@Baz posted:

Is that what they call a lightbulb moment

Ha! very good
Have bought one

I have driven for more years than I care to think about, I just found out about this tonight after sticking my head out of the car window  every time I bought a new car to try and find which side my petrol cap is on...it's been right there in front of me

Not how I expected the second coming !!

@Saint posted:

Not how I expected the second coming !!

Your “clean” clothes

Like most of us, when your clothes are dirty, you probably put them in the washing machine. However, although they might smell great, the clothes that come out of your washing machine are far from being clean, particularly if you’re washing your clothes along with your underwear.

On average, each piece of underwear contains a gram of faecal matter—ewww! That means that there may be as many as 100 million E. coli bacteria swimming around in your washing machine, being spread onto other clothes.

To avoid your sweaters becoming impregnated with E. coli, regularly wash your machine with water and bleach, just as if you were putting on a normal cycle but without clothes, or dry your clothes in the sun. Sun is a natural disinfectant.

@slimfern posted:

Your “clean” clothes

Like most of us, when your clothes are dirty, you probably put them in the washing machine. However, although they might smell great, the clothes that come out of your washing machine are far from being clean, particularly if you’re washing your clothes along with your underwear.

On average, each piece of underwear contains a gram of faecal matter—ewww! That means that there may be as many as 100 million E. coli bacteria swimming around in your washing machine, being spread onto other clothes.

To avoid your sweaters becoming impregnated with E. coli, regularly wash your machine with water and bleach, just as if you were putting on a normal cycle but without clothes, or dry your clothes in the sun. Sun is a natural disinfectant.

Yuk I use a disinfectant washing machine cleaner every now and then ….but having said that , I ain’t going to worry about it

@Saint posted:

@Saint posted:

Gonna try no:3 when next time out for a meal

"Is it just coincidence that all 3 #ImACeleb finalists work for @ITV ? Asking for a friend!!"

@slimfern posted:

"Is it just coincidence that all 3 #ImACeleb finalists work for @ITV ? Asking for a friend!!"

You could be right Slim .

@slimfern posted:

"Is it just coincidence that all 3 #ImACeleb finalists work for @ITV ? Asking for a friend!!"

Frankie?

@Saint posted:

Frankie?

Good point

@Baz posted:

Good point

Scrub that , she is apparently on Loose Women Renton

@Baz posted:

Scrub that , the is apparently on Loose Women Renton

She is

Oh i never watch that

@Saint posted:

Oh i never watch that

Nor do I ….

@Baz posted:

Nor do I ….

Nor me....don't watch any of them
Was a comment I found on the net ....

@slimfern posted:

Nor me....don't watch any of them
Was a comment I found on the net ....

And I used google

@slimfern posted: