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@8e59fb71…7f3f371b @231dab4c…2dd9682e Our summer has been plagued by Antarctic southerlies. We got the highest wind speeds for about 20 years a month ago. Loads of smashed trees. I think it's just a rubbish summer. It was sunny and hot every day of summer in the 1980s, which was just a freak occurrence. And every thing after that is "due to climate change".

@6d1271c0…83a3e349 Fires on clothes dryers are fairly ordinary, but should not happen; like every fire. Remember to clean the lint filter after every load. Check the exhaust trunking on the machines regularly so that they don't get blocked with lint. I have attended a minor fire in a clothes washer on a ship as a firefighter on a frigate at sea. Electrical fault. Also I have been a ships laundryman. The fire wasn't on my watch. You need to use about 1/4 the amount of detergent you thought you did.

Me and my bud were sitting at the harbour drinking our coffee, and I had felt chill, taking some time. Then I realised there was only one tag left.

@afbf2125…3a9a7709 I have a friend who watches that sometimes. I think he said he likes that one of the characters is smart and works out the caper. I have seen a couple of episodes ages ago. From memory, are the episodes all kind of formulaic and they catch the bad guy at the end. It's a bit like scoobie doo. I think, perhaps, it resolves at the end of each episode, and you don't have to cary the anxiety until next week. That sounds like a little bit of drama that's relaxing at the end.