Chiefly British

@matigo Well it means you're not average and you don't want to be average.

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@axodys Oh I get it now. That's on TV, except they call it Lingo.

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@axodys Are letters meant to be showing up in these things? All I see is coloured blocks.

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@peemee Americans pronounce the middle t like a d don't they?

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@peemee I like to see food cooking. I think it makes a kitchen seem a bit more homely if you can see it sizzling away rather than deep in an oven.

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@joeo10 Not the worst week I've ever had. Haha.

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Which reminds me….someone stole my bike saddle and I'm deeply hurt.

I wonder if anyone is actually called Emma Royd.

@matigo In the brief period about a decade and a half ago when Pandora was available in Britain, I really liked how it would tee-up songs based on deep analysis of the sound rather than 'other people are listening to'. I wonder if any other service does this.

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TV quiz question: In 563 A.D., from which country did Columba bring Christianity to Scotland?

Contestant's answer: U.S.A.

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