@ianeditz

Television Editor and Activist. Parent carer to Thomas. CP, CVI, Epilepsy & Hydrocephalus

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If you have an EV, EDF have dropped their off peak rate to just 5.48p per kWh and they've also extended their off peak hours to 11-6am. Use this link to switch and we both get a bonus. edfenergy.com/quote/refer-a-… – at Chapeltown, England
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A man on the radio earlier said he was cooking an all day breakfast for his tea as though he is some kind of trendy eatery. The term you were looking for is "a fry up" mate.
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I needed cheering up
Dave Monk@shipmonk18h
Passengers on an ‘endless’ world cruise have been told to leave residential ship Villa Vie Odyssey with all their belongings in Cambodia after the company said it was 'unable to secure the fuel necessary to continue operations'.
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The origin story of the Twin Towers
Adult Trick or Treater@PaynuspainOct 26
Replying to @powerfulwizerd
Wilbur Wright flying a plane for more than five minutes for the first time on 11/9/1904 is probably the closest thing to Opposite 9/11
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I saw a post from a friend who was unable to go on holiday this week because they hadn't checked their passports properly but the thing that shocked me most was the cost. £5000 for a week away for a family of 4. So much money and for what?
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Jack
@jackyappingOct 26
Genuinely mental that the quickest, and only reliable, route of going from Chester to Newcastle today is via London Batshit insane British rail
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Dan Neidle
@DanNeidleOct 26
After the Budget, millions will use online tax calculators. But there's a privacy catch: we tested the seven most popular, and every one sends your income to a server. Here's what MoneySavingExpert sends:
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Just had our first cottage pie of the season
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Replying to @st_noah_of_arc
Electronic voting is a terrible idea
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Rhetorical question
Crazy Fenak
@CrazyFenakerOct 26
Replying to @SpencerHakimian
Does he do anything other than try to rig elections?
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Simon Heffer’s review of Liz Truss’s new book Bank Job in the Telegraph. ‘Of all the books I have ever reviewed that purported to offer a serious thesis, this is without question the most deranged. If you are seeking a Christmas present for someone you really don’t like, give them a copy.’ 🎄🎅🎄🎁
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It's obvious when you thing about it as you risk electrocuting anyone working on the grid otherwise
Mike Ridyard@RidyardMikeOct 25
Worth knowing: if there’s a power cut in your area, your solar panels and home battery will usually stop supplying electricity, even if the sun is shining and your battery is charged. You need a system specifically designed with backup capability to keep your home powered.
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We will never have car shaped exploding stunt vehicles. youtu.be/sm2VXGe-jpU?is=dxkG…

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Replying to @Ahmagiri
What’s a gelding?
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Making a Bakewell Tart whilst Guy Harvey plays Summertime by Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald on @BBC6Music Sunday's don't get much better that that
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Sunday's on 6 music are almost worth the licence fee alone
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Although we are now playing our regular game of, "How many records into Mary Anne Hobbs before we turn our radio off." Tonight's answers is 2, after she opened with Scott Walker before seguing into some depressing shit. I miss Tom Robinson and his "Now Playing"
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Will McKelvey
@Will_McKelveyOct 24
80% of headphone-users on the L train to Brooklyn are corded rather than AirPods. Why is this? AirPods are a superior product, no?
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Anna@anna_bobsOct 24
I find all this talk of stock piling emergency essentials really stressy. If something terrible happens, I hope I just die instantly. I don’t want to sit under the dining table grappling with a tin of corned beef by torchlight.
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Rachel@Raque1leOct 24
Replying to @EngineerLondon @jowilliams293
The state regulates, legislates and taxes every part of the electricity supply, and compliance with all of that is a cost to the consumer. Our electricity supply would be cheaper, more efficient and reliable if left to the private sector.
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Replying to @jowilliams293
The state has not controlled electricity supply since 1990. It’s privately owned and run. I fully agree with you on defence. Was selling utilities to speculators a good idea in hindsight? A complex question that one
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