Andrew Boa
@anboa4.bsky.social
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Ex-academic, Chemist 🧪⚗️, Unemployed. Then like my dreams, they fade and die. 🇬🇧 🇮🇪 + 🇫🇷 🇪🇺 Posts about everything and nothing.
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anboa4.bsky.social
From Google maps scrolling it seems to be more likely to be a solar irrigation water pumping station associated with an off grid farm of some sort (alfalfa appears to be an important crop in Nevada).
anboa4.bsky.social
Makes sense given the location, but wondered what the central feature was. Looked almost like a gas flare....but not.
anboa4.bsky.social
What's the third pic of?
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Essential clarification, as I was thinking 🍟......
anboa4.bsky.social
We always get crappy signal strength/quality when the weather comes directly from the south. We're on the east side of the Pennines though. I note from the weather maps that Lancashire has a north north east wind at the moment. Maybe that's the thing affecting your signal?
anboa4.bsky.social
"When he was prime minister, Johnson issued his version of the ministerial code. It included the very rules he has now been found to have repeatedly breached."

Says it all.
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danneidle.bsky.social
Who benefits from the abolition of stamp duty land tax?

The first answer: people buying very expensive homes. Average saving for someone buying a £10m+ home is £1.7m. Average saving for someone buying a £250k-£500k home is £5k.
anboa4.bsky.social
Or there's a malfunction in the dashboard light or the sensor.....
anboa4.bsky.social
Shepherds be happy in Southampton.
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barristersecret.bsky.social
This is a lie.

There are many criticisms you might sensibly and truthfully make of the Sentencing Council and the Sentencing Guidelines. I’ve been making them for years.

But this is an outright lie. Pure fabrication. A fraud on the public.
anboa4.bsky.social
5 kilos of apple purée prepped from windfalls today. I love to eat it with breakfast cereals/ porridge but hate the tedium of peeling, coring, cutting off manky bits in equal and opposite measure. The bottling is so much easier though since I bought a jam funnel.
anboa4.bsky.social
I've read three I think, but as library books and a long time ago. So I can't recall which the other two were!
anboa4.bsky.social
That's too sensible.
anboa4.bsky.social
The number of times I've broken a nail trying prise open an almost intact pistachio shell.....
anboa4.bsky.social
We also have a big book problem (actually lack of shelves problem) exacerbated with all my books brought home from work when I was 'retired'. Even before that most shelves were double stacked. The rest are piled on the floor.
anboa4.bsky.social
Is that 'Shadow of the Wind' by Carlos Ruiz Zafon atop that pile front right? I just started re-reading that.
anboa4.bsky.social
It's the suspicion of the unknown and unwillingness to try that is the issue.
anboa4.bsky.social
But that's how most conservatives (small c) think. Just like many holiday makers on the Spanish costas having an English fry-up instead of paella or tapas.
anboa4.bsky.social
To clarify my reply further, you are very unlikely to be buying direct from a manufacturer. This swap most likely is due to an intermediary suffering supply issues possibly due to tariff changes.
anboa4.bsky.social
That won't be GSK's fault. A pharma company would want to sell you their branded product all day long.
anboa4.bsky.social
As I suspected this expanded photo may explain the first post (?). Bottle left has text in English and French (dual market product labelling). Bottle right: shampoo (noun, En) = shampooing (noun, Fr).
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anboa4.bsky.social
like pigeon droppings then?
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"Seismic level smell" sounds..... disturbing.