My favourite Simpson's gag is still making a whole episode on weird rumours about Troy Mcclure and aquariums, just to to get this punchline youtu.be/wb52B2hnDvg?...

Hey Fabien. Really sorry about that. I'll know for next time. Sorry it ruined your experience of the session.

Thanks for looking.

I hate being that person, but what's the user need for refreshing the brand? Won't there be months/years when some gov.uk domains still have black headers and while newer ones are blue? Even just this weekend I had friends and family talking about gov.uk as its a single website.

Google Lens reckons so

What a family day out - sounds great.

So handy. Thanks for making these. I’ve got Asensio for BB32 and felt made not having Rogers for 33.

As I said, I'm really open to suggestions, as the things I do now are too few.

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Terrified about my boys using social media. Do I literally stop them having phones before say 16?! All the horrid shit out there will be 10 years more advanced by the time my two are adolescents. I want them to experience the fun/folksy internet, but that feels so out weighed by the scary stuff.

My plan is to ensure the boys have lots of girl mates. Plus see the same for me. My wife has lots of guy mates too, so hopefully this sets a healthy expectation with them with women growing up.

I want my boys to first see women just other people like them. I think part of the growing misogyny we're seeing is young men learn to see young women as romantic by default. I know I did before 15. It's othering and makes their first encounters all about rejection rather than understanding someone

Learn to have women friends. I grew up with two older brothers. It was only at 15 I learned to be friends with women. 15-18 I was at mixed state boarding school. Living around teenage women day and night meant I became friends with them as I got to know them as people first.

Related to the last tweet, when we were younger, our mix-gender group of mates would prefer to go to LGBTQ+ night clubs, as the women friends would get hassled far less.

I recognise this might have lessened the club experience for LGBTQ+ people seeking a niche night out for people like them.

My male mates and me often pretend to be our women friends boyfriends. It stops unwanted attention from men on the dance floor.

A side note, these sex pest men often go to night clubs by themselves. If I was PM, I would ban men going to night clubs by themselves.

I always make sure women friends don't go home by themselves after a night out.

Always check how they are getting home.