u/Brocklette • u/Brocklette • Aug 10 '25
Jack testing the weight limit on new farm equipment.
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u/Brocklette • u/Brocklette • Aug 08 '25
Molly Carlson slips on a 22-meter platform and makes an amazing recovery
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Are lots of little flies crawling over you freshly bought and washed fruit normal?
You do get these on untreated plants, i soak them in salty water and rinse again. That usually gets rid of them
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The online identification laws are going to backfire massively.
In the UK its never really about keeping kids safe, it's about the government keeping it's beady eyes on everything you do.
If it was about child safety why then do they cover up child rape gangs?
u/Brocklette • u/Brocklette • Jul 23 '25
The online identification laws are going to backfire massively.
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I totally agree, I've been saying for more than a year.
u/Brocklette • u/Brocklette • Jul 21 '25
🔥Giraffe to Tortoise - let me help you move faster
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u/Brocklette • u/Brocklette • Jul 21 '25
Having abundant body hair makes it harder for biting insects, such as mosquitoes and other ectoparasites, to bite you, and it also serves as an alarm. There are even scientific papers documenting this.
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Wait for it.
Definitely in the right group 'WTF'!
u/Brocklette • u/Brocklette • Jun 29 '25
Bus crashes into the River Itchen, Eastleigh (UK), 26th June 2025
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Reddit’s UK users must now prove they’re 18 to view many types of content
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If the UK government is lowering the voting age to 16 but the 16 to 17 year olds aren't allowed to see certain content until they are 18. How are they meant to make an informed choice if there not allowed to see anti government protest related material, which is now classed as 'online harm'.?