Yes to Vicar of Dibley. Local PBS affiliate would show it and my parents loved it.
Also @SuzyQ@kbin.social & @SuzyQ@sh.itjust.works 💛
Yes to Vicar of Dibley. Local PBS affiliate would show it and my parents loved it.
I have one that will relentlessly attack anything plastic - like Ziploc, trash bags, store bought bread - until someone refills the food. Had to buy an honest to goodness bread box so she’d stop destroying the loaves.
Thank you! I’m a civi (civilian) and only had it when my older sister came back from basic training.
I can’t remember what it’s called, but mixing the brownie with the coffee was the best thing I’ve ever had from an MRE.
I agree. I enjoyed RIF for so many years. Paid for it too. I would gladly pay him again for a lemmy app.
Yes! He linked to the post over on tildes prior to shutting down RIF.
Thank you for breaking it down and explaining it. I honestly didn’t know everything you wrote and I’m glad I do now!
This happened to me when I had bought a gift for a friend out of state. Blurry skewed picture of the house with the package nowhere to be seen. Thankfully it was there, but it is definitely infuriating.
I know that feeling all too well. The small local grocery store is, at minimum, 2 to 3 times more expensive than Walmart, or even the Dollar General a block away. The local hardware stores aren’t much better.
Skin on your fingertips is overrated anyways /s
I’ve only ever used Humble Bundle to buy steam games not on steam itself. I haven’t had a single steam key issue in the 13 odd-years that they’ve been around. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
It definitely does. Don’t use Apple products, but setting limits or bedtime alarms (on the switch) helps us all out. It cut down on the tantrums about stopping, it gives them the routine they need (we’re all on the ADHD spectrum in this house), and I set it up and it’s done (I have practically nil executive function).
Is it perfect? No. But it works for us.