Do a good wash, and wax. Wax is a protective coating- do this every few months and it makes cleaning quick and easy, as well as protecting the paint. Every time you do it it's like putting money in the bank, a car with good paint looks like a nice car, and people pay more money for a nice car.

Buy a little bottle of rain-x. Read the instructions. Do them twice for the first go. It makes an insane difference for your vision when driving in the rain, and driving in the rain is when you really need to see.

Learn how to change a tyre before you need to do it. Figure out how the jack works, and where you need to put it under the car so you don't damage anything.

Don't trust your drunk self. The cost of a taxi home and back to your car the next day is way, way less than the cost of having to live with the fact that you are responsible for the death of someone's child. Don't give a shit if you feel fine. Give your keys to the barman if you when think you might try and drive.

I always squeeze some lime and grind black pepper on my watermelon. It's great!

I can't imagine this working as well with anything other than poached, but I can confirm it's a winner like that. It's a more 'even' substitute for salt, I guess?

50/50 Guinness and cola. It's called a Black Velvet and is indulgent and lovely.

Check out the local gym anyway- you'd be surprised how many people are there packing a bit of extra weight. There's also a high likelihood they'll have some basic gym equipment, so you get a bit of a two-for-one deal in that regard. It's also way easier to meet and chat with people than your typical gym.

My pet peeve is people cycling with a helmet but not doing it up. It's so blatantly stupid- you get none of the benefits, and all of the negatives.

I'm guessing not, if they were US dollars- They're getting more and more worthless outside the country.

Ok I lost respect for you when you said 'reading and righting' but that line right there gained it all back and then some, well done!

Cycling helmets should not be mandated. If someone is dumb enough to cycle without one, that's on them.

I believe significantly more people would cycle if helmets were not required by law.

The natural extension of this is that everyone should live in one big megacity. Is this what you want?

Apologies, it's still not very clear.

Ok I'll bite. I don't understand.

Prince Zuko

I would allow that company to sell poison.

But I would not allow them to market it as health food.

If a party campaigns on far right ideals, and get elected, then fair enough, that's democracy. Sometimes you have to admit that your views are not wanted.

However, if a far right party campaigns on truth and love and free kittens for everyone, then instead is shown to be liars and haters and give out free guns, then I would have an issue.

Free speech is only allowed if you agree with it, huh?

It's like banning marijuana and then expecting people to just not do it.

Formula 1 races average about 200kph, with a top speed of 375. These are the best of the best professionally trained drivers in multimillion dollar equipment tailored to them and designed to keep them (and others) safe at those speeds.

300km/h on the highway is essentially suicide by stupidity, not to mention manslaughter for whoever you hit. You are travelling fast enough that you literally don't have time to react to something several hundred metres in front of you.

150 is really fast, 200 is stupid fast, and 300 is really fucking stupid fast.

There's dice?

Wow I have no idea how this game works.

I've just recently settled after a nomadic period, I spent almost 12 months on the road, using just my phone for the majority of the time. I ran a cloud server for all my hosted apps, movies, budget, cloud storage and such. Configuring that was a bit of a pain but with the right tools not too bad.

I did go to an internet cafe once, I had a lot of text entry/editing to do. Surprisingly hard to find.

I was staying with family for a bit without much to do, so I picked up an SSD and installed an OS on that. Got me some good idling time.

Somewhat related, I've got so much rollover data from my phone plan that now I'm settled, I've just been hotspotting from my phone for home internet.