#86

I’ve not felt this belittled since primary school. Kudos, friend.

#87

It’s nothing personal - I’m just trying to get into the ‘x has done x there thread’. Never been in and this is my best chance.

#88

A well deserved entry IMO once Theo has rubber-stamped it.

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#89

Sometimes I change my mind about where I’m going, and stop-in halfway to see a mate or grab a pint. This system is brilliant! If the pub is at 9 and I’ve missed it, I can just catch the 18 and get off halfway round. Brilliant!

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#90

What do you mean ‘if’?

#91

#92

hmm. needs more bus lanes

#93

Is that made out of Cadbury’s chocolate fingers?

#94

Sure, if you like. Great idea for the Idea thread! :thinking:

#96

“I’ll meet you at 2 inches past 12”

#98

I knew it anyway.

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#100

I had to learn the principles of it for a job I applied for (and didn’t get).

It brings back bad memories actually, that I’d tried to suppress.

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#101

F!#@$! The planet’s dying, crisps!

#104

That’s no excuse for a poorly designed transport infrastructure.

#105

All food should be priced at a fixed rate per calorie. Let’s say 1p per calorie. Calorific foods become prohibitively expensive so people stay in better shape.

There are no problems with this idea.

#106

Say, right, you buy a box of eggs which are like 80 calories per egg, right? Do you charge based on the fact an egg itself is quite low calorie, or like you would with a chocolate bar and assume the buyer is gonna eat all the eggs in one go?

#107

So if an egg was 80 calories, and the box had six eggs, then the box would cost £4.80.

A bar of Dairy Milk is 530 calories apparently. £5.30

In hindsight, 1p per calorie might be a bit expensive.

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#108

No I’m sorry. This seems to punish consumers and enjoyers of eggs. I’m out.

#109

I like it. I would buy all of the Celery

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#110

It was for a position on the infrastructure and public realm design team at TfL.

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