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it does sound awfully like

Posted on Sun, 27 Aug 2023

it does sound awfully like the call-center here. I was shocked to hear on the radio that one energy supplier's customers preferred AI customer service, but perhaps the AI is given more information and a useful network of specialist problem...

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BRILLIANT!!!

Posted on Sat, 26 Aug 2023

BRILLIANT!!!
Though, i heard on the radio someone who had spoken to his chef, who'd told them he eats no fruit, no vegetables, no salad. Maybe because they are for Luddites. He would rather trust E160

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Very true. And there are so

Posted on Fri, 25 Aug 2023

Very true. And there are so many different ways of hurt happening. An off the cuff remark can lodge in the recipient for the rest of their lives, like a splinter. And sometimes insecurity causes a group to "other" one of its members which can...

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I guess the longer a person

Posted on Thu, 24 Aug 2023

I guess the longer a person is at the top, the more the End which justifies the Means for them, is just staying there. But as you say, everyone must "soon pass out of memories". Though I expect people like those you mention are, (and will be for...

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I thought this was brilliant!

Posted on Tue, 22 Aug 2023

I thought this was brilliant! i got tensed up just remembering how scary it was. My son has just started HND told today how hard it would be to get work in that subject/area and they should take whatever they could get.
While I agree...

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That is very brave. I really

Posted on Wed, 23 Aug 2023

That is very brave. I really hope everything goes smoothly. The thing is, if you stuck it out and it was as bad for you as you say, then you might have had a breakdown. I have heard many programs on the radio lately mentioning many more people...

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"boarding our woody

Posted on Mon, 21 Aug 2023

"boarding our woody

dens – ships sailed beneath

tall trees and summer never

seemed to end" that's lovely!

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That is a really good idea

Posted on Mon, 21 Aug 2023

That is a really good idea for a present! And your cake looks fabulous! How wonderful to have a caring care home, and for your son to be able to entertain all the people there and make a proper celebration, with your grandchildren too

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Posted in 104!

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So clever! How dust is

Posted on Sat, 19 Aug 2023

So clever! How dust is evidence of time passing, the objects it comes from remaining complete, and Wendy is created from memories of his past experiences of real women. How the term "bit of fluff" holds no recognition at all that the person...

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I love this one :0) I don't

Posted on Thu, 17 Aug 2023

I love this one :0) I don't know how you do it, find the essence of a place, or a kind of weather, in just a few words. But somehow you do, over and over again, and make each poem so beautiful and true and fresh

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