Independent Leyton Orient Forum

Looked into this a while ago and it was too depressing. Would love to be able to only buy small batch sourdough but cost of living crisis says no, so supermarket bread is the way to go. That said, the way it stays 'fresh' for f*cking weeks compared to some of the pittas and flatbreads we get from t...

Have a picture of Brian Corcoran up in your house?

Any good at wordle?

Have you ever taken an IQ test?

Surely he'll be caught today when he goes to mass.

I actually reckon/hope he's done everyone a favour and topped himself.

CEB wrote: ↑Thu Feb 01, 2024 1:19 pm This is why I lost my sh*t at Mick McQuaid months ago when talking about a young male about whom “everything about her presents as female” after casually dismissing those who had concerns about puberty blockers

Thanks for clarifying. Bareley a day has passed without me thinking about that.

Yeah, Martin Lewis worked out that feeding your kids a diet of blue smarties and red bull until they can get an ADHD diagnosis can save up to £25 a month in the long run. (As long as you buy from poundland rather than the supermarket)

During the first wave of covid when staff were dropping like flies I spent most of my time in an emergency respite service where everyone was going a bit stir crazy. There were two people staying there who would spend entire days telling each other 'I'll ignore you if you ignore me' while refusing a...

You lot should get phones. You can easily spend an hour on a train pissing about on various apps. So much better if you have a short attention span.

Express Bots new years resolution to no longer cheat at wordle has been noted.

My current role mainly involves producing pointless reports that no one takes any notice of. When I'm asked for a particularly pointless one I spend ages overdesigning a variety of graphs and then point out in the text that there is absolutely nothing of any statistical relevance in said graphs. I w...

I'm going to guess your finger, someone else's finger and a courgette.

Anyone renting privately who tried to use the rent tribunal knows they're getting a section 21 eviction by return post.

I don't think I'm booked for that.

Currywurst and Chips wrote: ↑Wed Jan 17, 2024 9:11 am Iran dropping bombs in Syria, Iraq and Pakistan in the space of a week

Calls for an Iranian ceasefire will be deafening before long

Yes, an exact analogy for why people protest in this country about Israel, I'm sick of politicians constantly saying that we stand side by side with Iran.

It's not a tough and unpleasant job, it's a sometimes tough and often wonderful job. I do a shift every other Saturday as a support worker, partly because I could do with the money (I count it as my 'extra' money and allocate it for spaffing on things like pokemon cards for the kid) but mainly becau...

I wouldn't say all landlords are parasitic scum, just every single one I've ever rented from or otherwise encountered.

1 in 3 households, including myself, privately renting now receive some amount of universal credit (according to Shelter, so I admit not a completely unbiased source). The amount of money funnelled to private landlords is mental.

Yes, but substituting cocaine for acid would be like swapping a cat for an orange, nonsensical. Also, I have no idea what it costs these days but a gramme of coke was £50 in 1993/4, my rent was £55 a week. I was a student, not a city boy.

LSD being readily available and practically given away.

Remember when we had those numpties in charge who issued bans for calling thick people thick? Can we do that again.

I've just realized the first one updates when I refresh, possibly just pointing back to your own top recommendation. Shall we do pornhub next?