Auld Bendy

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Pie eater in Sauceland. Bendy in a chronic kind of way (hEDS). And housemate of Clarence the cat, I know that's why you're here really. Shit posts so good they're quoted in The Economist 😇 She/her. Views are my own.

School closures didn't happen they stayed open for some children. Short breaks care homes for disabled children stayed open - I ran one. Children's hospices stayed open. All without proper PPE, support or vaccines. What a disservice this is to everything we did during that time.

The News Agents@thenewsagents.co.uk · 5d ago

“I’m glad we live in a country that is deferential to expertise - but at times in the pandemic, that did go too far.” “I’m not sure school closures were a price worth paying.” Lewis on how ‘legitimate questions’ have emerged - and should be asked - about how we handled Covid.

I was at a busy bus stop earlier and two young guys in a souped up golf shouted 'bus wankers' at us out of the window. When I was 18 me and my goth mates drove around in my shitty ford fiesta and threw giant parma violets at scallies at bus stops. Nice to see the traditions still going strong.

Good luck with that. My cousin tried to use it for her trip to Edinburgh and it recommended an activity in Pitlochry that wasn't on at the time of year she was coming, activities in Stirling and in Northumbria. Literally getting the computer to make all your decisions. What's the point?

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I used ChatGPT Work to plan my 10-day trip to Greece.

Including complex logistics like hotel room changes, ferries, and timezone differences.

Yes, I literally trust ChatGPT with all of my life decisions, so I'm VERY excited about the ChatGPT Work launch.

Just been on the phone to my mother for 2 hours and she didn't ask me one thing about me, my new job or anything. But I can give you the tea on all the gossip with her neighbours, the community coffee morning and the local buses.