Wandering Adventure Party

@sstrader @yrrsinn @wwahammy @k3ym0 "Do not comply in advance"

@urlyman Yay, golf courses🤪

@TimWardCam @quinn I've heard it used in uk for eg estates where the local supermarket has no fresh fruit or vegetables.

@pwassonchat @rachel @cstross @mwl Could be!

@rachel @cstross @mwl @pwassonchat I actually wouldn't think that phrase especially odd (Uk boomer)

@Em0nM4stodon Sorry you're leaving. Thanks for your posts and good luck with next steps.

@jalefkowit @jtonline It was surprising & fun when it worked.

@rufustheduck Good luck!

@rufustheduck So sorry to hear this. Max is concerned. I suppose you can't start something with other teachers laid off?

@deviantollam Is it normal to have a loaded gun indoors? (Brit here).

@radleybalko @deviantollam Doesn't look super-fit.

@pluralistic @ASegar I got a US visa in 1973 at the Embassy in London. Filled in a small form, went to collect passport with visa "valid indefinitely for multiple applications". Never went in the end.

@cstross

@Stevenheywood @briankrebs Looks like even Nige has cooled off a bit lately - after being snubbed maybe.

@Giliell @briankrebs If you didn't consent I think it would be contrary to GDPR to give it.

@briankrebs In EU countries, it wouldn't be legal to give out family members' details if they didn't consent I think.

@cptbutton @benroyce @ShaulaEvans Thanks!

@CurtAdams @benroyce @ShaulaEvans Ah, thanks! The version I remember is how my mother used to tell it.

@statsguy @ShaulaEvans The moths are pretty too

@jetlagjen @ShaulaEvans When I was a kid I knew these as "Mr Pills".