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noreply @mr-omneo.co.uk · 14/10/2026

Can't spend a Wednesday in Seoul without attending a Wednesday demonstration.

Photo taken at the Wednesday demonstration for the resolution of the Japanese military sex slave issue at the peace statue in Seoul. The Japanese embassy used to be here but they moved, rather than apologise and pay reparations to the few ladies still alive

noreply @mr-omneo.co.uk · 09/10/2026

Microsoft are reducing the storage available on their 365 Family plan, but their FAQ manages to avoid answering the question with a simple, "Yes. Instead of 6 users having 1TB of storage each, there will be 2TB of pooled shared storage". They probably asked Co-pilot to write it.

Screenshot of Microsoft's FAQ which uses a lot of words to avoid a simple, Yes.

It reads, "Is this change a reduction in storage?

Total storage varies by plan, but the shared storage model gives you more flexibility in how you use storage across the subscription. Instead of dividing storage into fixed per-person allocations, those who need it most can use the available storage. For example, if the subscription owner doesn't share the plan, they can use the full shared storage allotment. Similarly, if one member needs significantly more storage than others, they can use more of the shared pool without being limited by an individual allocation."

Currently the plan offers 6 users 1TB of storage each i.e. 6TB, the new plan offers 2TB shared between all users

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noreply @mr-omneo.co.uk · 07/10/2026

Finally gave in and bought a Kaweco Brass Sport fountain pen, and I love the weight of it. Obviously does nothing to improve my handwriting, but the extra fine nib helps a little, especially with Hangul

Photo of an spiral bound A4 lined pad on which is resting a capped extra fine nibbed Kaweco brass sport fountain pen with a brass effect clip.

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noreply @mr-omneo.co.uk · 27/09/2026

Who else is with me?

A four-box flowchart illustrating project distraction:

Top-Left: "Get new idea" points to the right to "Start new project".

Top-Right: "Start new project" points down to "Tell everyone".

Bottom-Right: "Tell everyone" loops directly back up to "Get new idea", creating an endless loop.

Bottom-Left: "Finish project" sits completely unconnected from the rest of the flow.

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noreply @mr-omneo.co.uk · 16/09/2026

It has been 4 years since I spotted Action Man on a comedown atop a Dalston bus shelter.

Photo of a face down Action Man figure, wearing khaki 3/4 length trousers, no top or shoes. He is face down on a brown paper plate which appears to have a green substance covering it, so it looks like grass. Behind Action Man, on the rim of the plate is a small white ambulance, in the style that appeared in GhostBusters. Next to Action Man are two Nitrous Oxide (laughing gas) cannisters

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noreply @mr-omneo.co.uk · 08/07/2026

So we're at the "watermelon is antisemitic" stage. FFS! www.middleeasteye.net/news/uk-trai...

Screenshot from the Middle East Eye article which reads, "They include a British-Palestinian nurse who was ordered to remove a background on his video calls that showed a fruit bowl containing a watermelon because it could be perceived to be antisemitic."

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noreply @mr-omneo.co.uk · 20/06/2026

I went to my local Turkish supermarket yesterday to buy some Scotch Bonnet peppers, they were £7.99 a kilo, but not great quality, so I bought half a kilo then went to some other shops on the high street, 4 shops all charging £9.99 a kilo and even poorer quality.

A photo of 1 kg of halved Scotch Bonnet peppers that have been bruised and covered in sea salt, the first stage to turning them into fermented hot sauce.

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noreply @mr-omneo.co.uk · 18/06/2026

I can let AI buy and sell crypto for me? What could possibly go wrong? Let me just check footnote 7...

Screenshot from the Coinbase website which reads, "For those looking to dive even deeper, we’re making Coinbase the most powerful platform for agentic trading with Coinbase for Agents. Now you can enable any AI agent to execute sophisticated strategies on your portfolio around the clock. Using natural language, you can define your agent's exact tasks and boundaries, whether assigning it to execute a market thesis across spot and derivatives or utilizing the x402 protocol to pay for premium, paywalled financial research. You can confine your agent to an isolated sub-account and set precise limits around capital allocation, asset permissions, and trade sizes – ensuring you grant it a clearly defined budget and trading parameters.⁷"

Screenshot of footnote 7, referenced in accompanying screenshot from Coinbase on paragraph touting AI crypto dealing. It reads, "Outputs may be inaccurate or incomplete and should not be your only source of information. For informational and educational purposes only and is not investment advice or a recommendation Users should evaluate their financial situation and consult independent professional advisors prior to authorizing autonomous agent activity."

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noreply @mr-omneo.co.uk · 13/06/2026

Don't worry Donald, I have a better vision and spray paint is cheap, just a few million bucks will cover it.

Photo of the John F Kennedy Memorial Center For The Performing Acts, with gold coloured spray paint text that reads, "Trump was here" above a gold spray painted image of the classic "Kilroy was here" image of a bald, long nosed man peering over a wall. This bald man has a few tufts of gold hair on either side of his head.

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noreply @mr-omneo.co.uk · 11/06/2026

What kind of psychopath lives here? I would be chipping those tiles off after no more than 24hrs

A screenshot from a Right Move listing. It shows the top of a gas cooker (stove)with a section of green tiles, with white pointing, behind it. However the tiles are askew, slightly lower on the left hand side than the right. Obviously the tiler did not have a plumb line, and the inhabitants are finally selling up because they can't cope with the unevenness

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noreply @mr-omneo.co.uk · 11/06/2026

"Fears of US backlash escalate" www.koreatimes.co.kr/business/com...

screenshot of part of the Korea Times article which reads, "U.S. government officials and Congress members have alleged that the case was not merely an enforcement action under Korea’s data protection law, but represented discriminatory treatment toward a U.S. firm.

In April, a group of U.S. lawmakers sent a letter to the Korean Embassy in Washington, calling for an end to what they described as discriminatory regulations against Coupang.

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio recently said that some actions taken by Korea toward American companies had affected the U.S.’ ability to finalize a tariff agreement. His remarks marked a public acknowledgment by a senior U.S. official that the Coupang issue had influenced trade negotiations between Seoul and Washington."

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noreply @mr-omneo.co.uk · 22/05/2026

Microsoft are really getting whizzy with their rollouts, they must have it scheduled for when Superman flies so fast he turns back time again. I wonder if anyone bothered to tell Cher about that trick?

screenshot from an email from Microsoft about changes to Microsoft Teams, it reads, "Rollout Schedule - Targeted Release: We will begin rolling out in early July 2026 and expect to complete by late June 2026"

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noreply @mr-omneo.co.uk · 20/05/2026

They needed a study to figure this out?? www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle...

Screenshot showing Guardian headline that reads, "Least fit people need to do more exercise than fittest to get same benefit – study" below photo of female, redhead, runner wearing over-ear headphones running against a backdrop of blue skies and green/brown fields

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noreply @mr-omneo.co.uk · 07/05/2026

You know what's embarrassing, George? Your comment. I'd like to think it is satire but I very much doubt it. www.nytimes.com/2026/05/07/u...

Screenshot of a comment posted on a New York Times article from 07 May 2026 about Marco Rubio meeting with the Pope. It reads, "George Seay
Dallas, Texas . 16 minutes ago

The pope is clearly political and a far left thinker probably due to his decades of service in Latin America, just like his predecessor. How he can pile on his mother country while ignoring the
abominable behavior of Iran, Russia. Venezuela & Cuba flies in the face of all Gospel centric thinking. It's a significant embarrassment for theCatholic Church globally."

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noreply @mr-omneo.co.uk · 21/04/2026

Yeah Donnie, you'd have won if only it weren't for those pesky bone spurs. Trump is nothing if not full of bullshit. www.nytimes.com/live/2026/04...

Screenshot from New York Times 21 April 2026 which reads, "Trump is touting his prowess as a military commander on CNBC, claiming that he would have been more successful than previous presidents in conducting the wars in Iraq and Vietnam. “I would have won Vietnam very quickly,” he said."

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noreply @mr-omneo.co.uk · 10/04/2026

I always like the weird stats police give out when they seize drugs. What formula did they use to work out that 1.27m people were deprived from getting high, at once?? Were they skinning up one massive Camberwell carrot? www.koreatimes.co.kr/southkorea/l...

screenshot of an excerpt from a Korea Times article from 10 April 2026 which reads, "An ethnic Korean member of a Japan-based Yakuza syndicate has been arrested and indicted for smuggling into South Korea about 636 kilograms of marijuana — enough for roughly 1.27 million people to smoke at once, law enforcement authorities said Friday."

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noreply @mr-omneo.co.uk · 04/04/2026

If you see this, I implore you to post a picture from whatever device you’re using with no explanation.

Image of a skelton, predominantly just the skull in focus, wearing black hooded cape, the skeletal fingers holding a 'land line' style telephone receiver with a speech bubble that reads, "Don't let motivational quotes ruin your shitty day..."

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noreply @mr-omneo.co.uk · 03/03/2026

When I first saw this I read it as, "Which of the following Piece Of Shit technology brands have you heard of?" Reading it again, I can't say I was wrong.

Screenshot of a Reddit survey which reads, from top to bottom,

"Reddit Surveys. We'd like your feedback

Which of the following POS technology
brands have you heard of?

Select all that apply

SumUp

Lightspeed

Dojo

Square

None of the above"

In this instance POS means Point Of Sale, not Piece Of Shit...or does it?

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noreply @mr-omneo.co.uk · 31/01/2026

Sending cheese from Scotland to France so it can be made into cheese spread and then sent back to the UK? Tell me this isn't some money laundering scam.

Photo from the side of a tub of Seriously cheese spread which reads, "Produced in France with cheddar produced in Scotland using Scottish milk."

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noreply @mr-omneo.co.uk · 27/01/2026

Is your neighbour Homer Simpson?

Image is Homer Simpson pointing to the back.of his jacket, which says "Mr Plow". In the background is his truck with a snow blade, the truck also says "Mr Plow" on the side. There is a lot of snow on the ground and in the air.

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noreply @mr-omneo.co.uk · 02/01/2026

I know the spotify wrapup thing is popular, but it only tells once side of a multi-faceted story. That's why I wait for my @last.fm round up, which includes my listening from all streaming platfroms and my locally saved tracks. Which I now share with you all, or whoever is reading.

An image file from last.fm showing my Scrobbles (scrobbles are a fancy word for tracks) for 2025. It shows that I listened to 23,707 tracks, which totalled 68 days and 5hrs. I listened to 4,877 different artists, 7,658 different albums and 11,279 different tracks.

My most listened to artist was Sturgil Simpson, number two was Tchaikovsky, number three was Johhny Blue Skies (actually Sturgil Simpson's new recording name) and Margot Price was number 4.

My top album was Passage du Jour by Johnny Blue Skies, my top track was Future Enemies by Yola. Apparantly I as the only person on last.fm to have that as my top track.

My top five genres were country, indie rock, indie, rock, and folk. no eccentric chamber bubblegum emo pop here, thank you very much

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noreply @mr-omneo.co.uk · 31/12/2025

Thought iI had found a new favourite Korean snack, Buldak flavoured Kimbap. I was wrong, Buldak by name, not by flavour. As I'm feeling generous, I'd rate them a 1 out 5 on the spicy scale. If i was less generous it would be 1 out of 10.

Screenshot of a packet of Bukdak flavoured Kimbap, made by Kitchen Seoul

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noreply @mr-omneo.co.uk · 03/12/2025

Received a 'survey' from Farage's Reform Party. Started to fill it in, telling them what I thought of them but recycled it and have instead posted back a selection of pizza menus and the local Green Party newsletter. It is over 100g so hopefully they have to pay a surcharge on top. Cunts.

Photo of a freepost envelope addressed to Reform UK.

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noreply @mr-omneo.co.uk · 30/10/2025

I have to be up early to catch a train at 07:13, so of course I'm still awake, but off to bed now, with the best sleepscape mix, courtesy of @vonrunte.bsky.social

Screenshot of music being played, mix is titled "this is radio omneo" illustrated image shows a mustached man in striped pyjamas in bed with his eyes closed, rosary beads in his hands and 3 white lillies on the duvet, just below his hands.

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noreply @mr-omneo.co.uk · 17/10/2025

I bought a Brita jug 6 years ago, every few years the battery in the memo timer that tells you when to replace the filter dies. I log in to my Brita account and request a new one and it arrives in about a week, free of charge. It's little things that keep you (me) loyal.

Photograph of a replacement memo timer for a Brita water filter jug

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noreply @mr-omneo.co.uk · 16/10/2025

Curious to know why skull bookends make good gifts for women and not men. As it happens I'm buying a set to cater for my @helleborezine.bsky.social collection, which has outgrown the bedroom shelf.

Screenshot of a set of Suck UK skull bookends, each bookens is half a skull in white/patinad resin. In the photo there are 3 books between the bookends.

The keywords shown for the item are: Suck UK | Skull Book Ends | Gothic Book Ends For Shelves & Book Storage | Gothic Home Decor Goth Ornaments | Bookshelf Decor | Gifts For Women | Bookends Shelves | Skull Gifts Women

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noreply @mr-omneo.co.uk · 28/09/2025

I don't really do toast, but if I had room I'd have that toaster! It could sit next to my giant lucky cabbage

Photograph of a large ornamental Chineseleaf cabbage on a plinth, nect to a Sonos Play 3 speaker, both sitting on top of a fridge freezer, an abstract print is in the background.

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noreply @mr-omneo.co.uk · 27/09/2025

Shamelessly swiped, and cropped, from instagram

Text of imaginary conversation between Starmer and a UK citizen, which reads,

"Starmer: You all NEED a digital ID!

Citizen: Why? I've got a passport and/or a
drivers license!

Starmer: Your passport and/or drivers
license just isn't secure enough anymore
for your ID.

Citizen: OK, how do I get a digital ID?

Starmer: You'll just need to show us your
passport and/or drivers license.

Citizen: Wait? What?

Starmer: "

Photograph of Starmer, mouth open, looking confused is below the text.

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noreply @mr-omneo.co.uk · 27/09/2025

Have to say, I'm liking the new Sprints album, All That Is Over, a lot. Not quite as frantic as previous, but when you're my age you can't be jumping around too much. Yet another pink vinyl record added to the collection, I think it's now overtaken my red vinyl collection.

Photo of the cover of Sprints' new album All That Is Over. It is a Rough Trade 'exclusive' pink vinyl with bonus 7" single and an 'art print' (photo of the band)

This is Sprints the Irish band, not to be confused with the American band The Sprints.

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noreply @mr-omneo.co.uk · 18/09/2025

Stasi Starmer and his cohorts need to get the boot.

Screenshot from part of the linked article which reads, " In August, Downing Street warned that Rooney risked committing a terrorist offence after the award-winning author said she would donate earnings from her books and BBC adaptions to support the group, in a piece for the Irish Times.

She provided support for a legal claim by Huda Ammori, the co-founder of Palestine Action, against the Home Office over the decision to proscribe the group under the Terrorism Act 2000. "

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noreply @mr-omneo.co.uk · 18/09/2025

New vinyl record day, which made it through customs without getting slapped with VAT and a stupidly high 'handling' fee. Mildly disappointed at the PVC cover, but why wouldn't I go for the zeotrope version of Margo Price's Hard Headed Woman?

Photo of Margo Price's album, Hard Headed Woman. Vinyl has images of cowboy hats and horses, which will look cool under a strobe light, which I have packed in a box, goodness knows where.

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noreply @mr-omneo.co.uk · 16/09/2025

Looking at Amazon for reviews on headphones and stumbled across this multi-buy. Who out there is thinking, "You know what I need? headphones and disposible gloves"

Screenshot of a strange multi-buy on Amazon.co.uk - A pair of Audio-Technica M50xBT2 headphones and a box of 100 nitrile examination gloves - yours for £159.93

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noreply @mr-omneo.co.uk · 01/09/2025

Is a "triple-XXX version" really a XXXXXXXXX version? Does one have to verify one's age in order to buy it?? Full article here: observer.co.uk/style/drink/...

Screenshot from a paragraph of an Observer article on the rise of bubble tea in Britain, it reads, "What bubble tea did benefit from, however, was the growth of coffee culture. Through pumpkin-spice lattes and eggnog cappuccinos and coffee-flavoured frappés, the big chains have gently suggested that it is OK, actually, for adults to go into a coffee shop and leave with a grownup triple-XXX version of a milkshake." Original poster has highlighted, "a grownup triple-XXX version"

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noreply @mr-omneo.co.uk · 10/08/2025

While the government shouts about pledging £8.5m towards Palestine through the UN’s OCHA Occupied Palestinian Territories (OPT) Humanitarian Fund, they do temper expectations in the small print. Let's see how much of that pledged money actually gets spent... www.gov.uk/government/n...

Screenshot from gov.uk announcent that UK is pledging £8.5m in aid to Palestine via UN.

It reads, "UK aid funding announced today has the potential to reach thousands of desperate civilians in Gaza if Israel allows the UN and other agencies to operate at the scale needed."

'Potential' is doing a lot of heavy lifting. A cynic might say the government could safely pledge £100bn when they know Israel will not allow aid agencies to operate at the scale needed to stop the genocide.

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noreply @mr-omneo.co.uk · 05/08/2025

On one hand they store and process your data in the UK, on the other they send it to the US to deliver functionality.

Screenshot of a section of the privacy policy for eejit MP Mark Seward's stupid AI assistant, which reads, "Where We Store and Process Your Data

All voice recordings and associated metadata are stored and processed in secure UK data centers under Neural Voice's control. To deliver voice AI functionality, we route requests through Vapi's orchestration layer in the United States and onward to US-based service providers (for example, OpenAI for language model inference and ElevenLabs for text-to-speech synthesis)."

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noreply @mr-omneo.co.uk · 29/07/2025

Rarely do you see articles which state who broke the ceasefire. If you ask most people, they'll say Hamas because that's what genocide enablers want you to believe.

Screenshot from the linked NYT article, which reads,"Britain’s decision will deepen Israel’s diplomatic isolation after it abandoned a truce with Hamas in March and resumed its military offensive in Gaza. It also carries significant symbolic weight, given Britain’s diplomatic stature and history in the Middle East."

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noreply @mr-omneo.co.uk · 27/07/2025

Interested (okay, mildly interested) to know why ASOS went with 'global sporting event' instead of 'olympic games' in the description.

Screenshot from the product description of a pair of Adidas trainers, named Japan. It reads, "Shoes, Boots & Trainers by adidas Originals

• Inspired by a trainer from the 1964 global sporting event held in Japan"

Unsure why ASOS used 'global sporting event' when 'Olympic games' would have sufficed. Copyright?

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noreply @mr-omneo.co.uk · 24/07/2025

It might just be me, but Rough Trade aren't convincing me that the £3 more expensive shipping option will get me my record any faster

screenshot of the delivery options on roughtrade.com. the two options are:

RoyalMail Tracked48
2 business days
Your items will ship in 1-2 working days - £4.95

RoyalMail Tracked24
2 business days
Your items will ship in 1-2 working days - £7.95

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noreply @mr-omneo.co.uk · 22/07/2025

Who are these people queuing up for 5-7hrs for a free portion of wings?? archive.ph/XozBn

Screenshot of a part of an article on the opening of a branch of Wingstop in Norwich.

It reads, "According to the general manager, Adam Bailey, the first customers pitched up at 5.30am - more than five hours before the restaurant was due to open.
"We do normally see quite big queues at our store openings," he said.
"In Liverpool, the first customer arrived at 3am to get their free wings."

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noreply @mr-omneo.co.uk · 19/07/2025

Sad to discover 12ft.io has been taken offline. Gotta laugh at Coffey's claim that 'significant resources' are committed by publishers. Have they read the dross they put behind paywalls?? www.theverge.com/news/709209/...

Screenshot from Verge article which reads, "Publishers commit significant resources to creating the best and most informative content for consumers, and illegal tools like 12ft.io undermine their ability to financially support that work through subscriptions and ad revenue,” News/Media Alliance president and CEO Danielle Coffey said in the press release. “Taking down paywall bypassers is an essential part of ensuring we have a healthy and sustainable information ecosystem.”

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noreply @mr-omneo.co.uk · 18/07/2025

I need a new hobby that isn't reading reviews of grocery products. Is an online store not a store?

Screenshot of a 5 star review for a pack of 4 burgers on Ocado.com. It reads, "Good quality Rated 5 out of 5 Verified purchase
My partner loved these, noticed the difference from the store bought ones straight away"

Ocado is an online store, but a store nevertheless.

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noreply @mr-omneo.co.uk · 18/07/2025

I know we're tired of recipes which come with a back story of no relevance, but I think Ocado have taken minimalism too far. While it states cooking time is 25 minutes, the method only tells you to cook the fish for 10 minutes, at whatever temperature you feel like.

Screenshot of the method to create the recipe from Ocado.com for Cod with a lemon herb crust. It reads, "Method 2 steps.

Step 1
In a bowl combine the breadcrumbs, parmesan, fresh herbs and lemon rind. In a second bowl add the egg, lightly beaten.

Step 2
Place the fish first in the egg (ensure it is covered all over) and then coat in the breadcrumbs. Transfer to a lightly oiled baking dish and place in the oven for 10 minutes until starting to brown. Serve immediately with fresh vegetables"

It helpfully fails to tell you what temperature the oven should be.

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noreply @mr-omneo.co.uk · 16/07/2025

AI is wonderful, AI does the work for you. AI doesn't know how time works.

Screenshot of part of a conversation with Microsoft copilot in which it summarizes the WHOIS summary of the domain trainmyparent.com. It shows a creation date of 06 March 2024 and an expiration date of 06 March 2025 and originally stated the domain was 4 months old and valid. After replying that the domain was 17 months old and had expired, it replied saying, "I previously stated the domain was "just over 4 months old" — that was incorrect. It's actually 17 months old, and the expiration date is still valid (March 2025), not passed.

Thanks again for pointing that out! Would you like help evaluating the site's content or finding alternatives with more established reputations?"

User then replied that as the current date was 16 July 2025, the domain was not valid. Co-pilot replied (not in screenshot), "Current Status (as of July 16, 2025): The domain has expired as of March 6, 2025."

ALWAYS CHECK WHAT AI TELLS YOU

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noreply @mr-omneo.co.uk · 16/07/2025

I see addresses like this and wonder if they exist. Would a letter get returned to sender? Who knows, I'm not wasting a stamp to find out, yet my curiosity remains.

Photo of tge side of a box containg Cerium Oxide powder and polishing pads. The sectionreferred to in the post is the manufacturer's address which is shown as,
"Address: Qianhaiguangwanhuayuan 4Dongyidanyuan 1503,
NanshanjieYueliangwandadaoyuxinghaidadaojiaohuichu, Nanshan, Shenzhen, Guangdong, CN"

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noreply @mr-omneo.co.uk · 06/07/2025

What I love about this review is how they gave it 5 stars, then say they haven't yet worn it and considered returning it. I'm not sure I trust LFM. Probably didn't return so they'd not lose loyalty points. (I'm probably going to buy the shirt if, I can decide which variation to go for)

Screenshot of a 5 Star review of a men's crochet style polo shirt, which reads, "FANTASTIC CROCHET SHIRT
There’s no question about it this shirt will definitely turn heads! One that can be worn to all manner of occasions and I suppose the first that comes to mind is a music festival. However, this paired with shorts or loose linen trousers with Converse would be perfectly paired! Haven’t yet worn and did contemplate returning but there’s just something about this crochet shirt and pattern that keeps me hanging on! A&F are the absolute best when it comes to crochet shirts."

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noreply @mr-omneo.co.uk · 21/05/2025

Very interested to know which pubs in London are out there heating up ramekins of mustard to go with a sausage roll. www.nytimes.com/2025/05/20/t...

Screenshot from NY Times article of 20 May 2025 which reads,"But perhaps no creation is as beloved as the sausage roll. Unlike a pie, which is wet with gravy and requires a fork, a sausage roll can be neatly slipped into a pocket and eaten ad hoc. Made from a mix of minced pork, breadcrumbs, herbs and spices encased in deeply tanned pastry, it’s a suitable commuter breakfast, teatime snack or even pub dinner, when paired with a ramekin of hot mustard and a Guinness."

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noreply @mr-omneo.co.uk · 17/12/2024

Doesn't this guy have things to do in his adopted country?

News headline from the Daily Telegraph that reads, "Elon Musk is about to revolutionise life in the British countryside"

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noreply @mr-omneo.co.uk · 17/12/2024

Of course he is, and in basements all around the globe, a subset of men are sweating furiously.

An online news article heading,from the Daily Mirror, which reads, "Elon Musk plots world's first mega tunnel connecting UK and New York taking just 54 minutes"

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noreply @mr-omneo.co.uk · 23/11/2024

Started watching a Korean show called 'May I Help You' on Prime and I did not realise underarm hair on men was worthy of pixelation, but hilariously it is.

Photo taken.of a scene from episode one of a Korean drama show called, May I Help You, which shows a young Korean male, wearing a white vest, with a water cooler bottle of water on his shoulder, his under arm hair has been pixelated, which only emphasises the fact he has body hair.

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noreply @mr-omneo.co.uk · 22/11/2024

I am very tempted by this piece of art, so it is probably just as well I am skint. Although that minor detail has never stopped me before.

Image of a piece of art by The Connor Brothers, in the style of a pulp fiction paperback novel, the image shows a raven haired woman staring forlornly at an almost finished martini with the title, "I tried to drown my sorrows but the bastards learned how to swim"

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