Anyone else got to the stage where they don't know what to eat anymore and it feels like our digestive systems are under attack from chemical preservatives, additives, modern farming and food production procedures or has my body just got to the stage where it says "nope" I was reading up about bread the other day and how ancient wheat varieties like Einkorn, Emmer, Spelt were more nutrient dense and "had different gluten composition, often considered to be more digestible and less likely to cause gut issues or sensitivities compared to modern wheat" Starting to think my body isn't feeling gluten, usually wake up feeling like crap often with a headache which sometimes clears but other times is full blown and worsens in my forehead and in the back of my neck, started to wonder if it's gluten related and always suspected there was a connection to the gut. Just scrolling through social media and seeing everyone posting food pictures I'm like "nope!" Yeah, could eat it but what would it do when passing through my system, broccoli & tough leafy greens etc high in insoluble fibre yet everyone opines "eat your greens" Kinda drives you mad though when it all seems hit & miss and often without rhyme nor reason, if only it was a simple as avoid XY & Z foods The state of my lower back and what possible effects that's having on my nervous and digestive system is a whole other can of worms.

OK I've got no problem admitting I was wrong & was a fool for calling Max Blumenthal a prick, I was a sucker for believing all the drain the swamp bullshit - turns out Trump was the swamp! But I'm sensing Bongino can't handle selling his soul!!! 🎷

CONGRATULATIONS 🎊💐💍 Please raise a glass for Mr & Mrs Hay 🍾🥂

Not a lot to see but this is what's left of Codnor Castle in Derbyshire, said to be built in the late 12th century (1170 - 1190). In the UK there's a archaeology TV show and they filmed an episode here back in 2007, a Henry V gold noble coin was discovered when they excavated the moat area. You can see why they chose this location to build it.

Pretty sure my cousin still has all his Mean Machines magazines that my auntie used to buy him from a newsagents called Lewis Meesons (since long shutdown) probably all in near mint condition along with his Sega Mega-cd and all its original packaging, full autism 😂 Can't recall that many games from that machine but remember a Tetris blocks type game called Columns but most memorable was Night Trap as I think it may have been one of the first video games to play like an interactive movie with cut scenes, probably wasn't even that fun to play but novel for the times. Looking on Wikipedia, Night Trap along with Mortal Kombat were the focus of the 1993–94 United States Senate hearings on video games 😂 🦂😷 "Get-over-here" 🩸 #retro #gaming

This Yucca looks a bit crap most of the year with brown marks on a lot of the leaves but puts on a pretty impressive display when it flowers.

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How do you convince family members to stop using shit like Facebook & WhatsApp when you know we're having our privacy raped and our lives are being farmed by these companies but they don't seem to care?

Proper pork scratchings! Nice thick layer of melt in your mouth fat combined with a bit of crunch but not too hard, some of them still have hair on 🐷 A vegan's nightmare 😱 #omnivore

Remember watching Crusty Demons of Dirt when I was a kid, loved it! Everything about 90s California🌅 seemed cool when it came to skateboarding, bmx & freestyle dirtbike riding. The soundtrack was kind of memorable as well. Anyone who watched it will remember Seth Enslow. Mind Funk - Blood Runs Red 🎸🎶 #bikestr #tunestr #90s

If you're into 3d printing, prototyping, precision, high accuracy, machining, engineering or even basic shop skills you should watch Dan Gelbart's videos on YouTube, they guy is some kind of genius tbh. Watched his workshop tour and some of his other videos a few years ago and loads of the stuff he covered has stuck with me. One notable mention was his Moore No3 Jig Borer, accurate to 1 micron / 40 millionth of an inch, leadscrews that are half a micron out to allow for slight temperature changes in an oil bath, invar headstock, the guys in the factory that did the final scraping in wore aluminised suits so their body temperature didn't distort the tolerances 🤯 Hold my beer while I drill a hole in this speck of dust. When the guy started out with not much he used to build his own machines and equipment, some of which he still uses.

The metal rod was from the mechanism of an up & over garage door and the other pieces were scraps so I guess you could consider this junksculpting, the wheelbarrow was given a coat of Hammerite and concreted in the ground just as an ode to a deceased relative who was a builder. 🧱⚒️🪏🪦

Fruit update 🍍😁 A quick Internet search informed me that the reason pineapples sold in UK supermarkets are so rubbish is due to the pineapples being picked too early/unripe so they'll survive the journey from the country they are grown. Once a pineapple has been picked it may soften or change colour but it doesn't ripen or become sweeter. In an ideal world, you wouldn't be buying or consuming tinned fruit but the pineapple found in tins has been left to ripen before being picked, the packaging states no added sugars and 100% pineapple juice. Just not worth buying pineapples in the UK, not from supermarkets anyway, might as well buy the tinned stuff. #fruitstr 🍍😁

What's with the bots that instantly reply with a jumbled up version of what you posted? 🤖🤖🤖

Let's hope there's no errors or bugs in Palantir's "Master Database" which cause people to have their lives ruined because you know....the system is never wrong! Tell that to the 900 sub-postmasters who were convicted of crimes they didn't commit, faced financial ruin and had their lives destroyed with some even committing suicide thanks to Fujitsu's Horizon accounting software.

My Hydrangea isn't looking like one of the The Eight Immortals Flowers 😏 🇨🇳🌺 八仙花 It keeps coming back but has never really got going or turned into the big blooming shrub a cutting was taken from - the old hydrangea that was outside my Grandma's house all my life. Maybe it's down to the pH of the soil but I always remember her's flowering white/pale pink. The last couple of years it seems as though frost has killed a lot of the new growth/shoots and they turn black and fail. #plantstr #garden

They say home is where the heart is but nothing screams home to me about some billionaire's sterile, minimalist art gallery, glass and white box apartment in Dubai but I guess if you're a billionaire it would just be another one of your 'properties'. 2 pictures off the internet, prefer the later.

Noticing a big advertisement push for WhatsApp both on the TV and the Internet "Not even WhatsApp can see your personal messages, they're protected with end-to-end encryption" The sceptic in me smells a rat 🤨. Between Zuckerberg & Thiel - the government will have every word you've ever typed on an electronic device in their new "Master Database"

Would you spend $1400 on a Silky Katanaboy? Cool af but what you gonna do once the blade starts to dull? Not even sure you can sharpen them as the teeth are induction hardened and even if you can it would be a job and a half compared to sharpening a chainsaw chain.

Plodding on with the 30" bow saw. The logs that need cutting only go up to about 6" diameter so it's not too bad although it's all hardwood and most of it is already dried and has been in the sun so swapped out the green wood raker blade for a peg tooth. Some of it isn't worth splitting and will leave as rounds, the other stuff will just get split in half and stacked in the wood store. As it's a residential area and for the health of the flue - I only burn kiln dried or seasoned hardwood which is 20% moisture content or lower (government guidelines) most of this stuff will probably be ready to burn by winter. 🪵🪚🪓