Kieran
@kieran.firecresthorizon.uk
GNSS RAIM, ADS-B, and Space Weather (SWx) Prediction to the airline industry, dabbles with Swift and iOS development, work-at-home dad, 3x Rhodesian Ridgeback & 1x Lagotto Romagnolo owner.
Lincolnshire, UK.
Lincolnshire, UK.
Earlier today, on same topic, I saw someone linked to the UK Gov’s list of vexatious litigants that are banned from bringing court cases. This seems like an excellent time to add him to the list.
www.gov.uk/guidance/vex...
www.gov.uk/guidance/vex...
Vexatious litigants
List of vexatious litigants, banned from starting court cases without permission.
www.gov.uk
November 15, 2025 at 6:03 PM
Earlier today, on same topic, I saw someone linked to the UK Gov’s list of vexatious litigants that are banned from bringing court cases. This seems like an excellent time to add him to the list.
www.gov.uk/guidance/vex...
www.gov.uk/guidance/vex...
I have an Internet connected washing machine; but that’s one function that is not enabled!
Getting a reminder on your phone when the washing is done sounds ok, but the fact that companies probably log how many times per week that you do laundry to sell to other companies - no way.
Getting a reminder on your phone when the washing is done sounds ok, but the fact that companies probably log how many times per week that you do laundry to sell to other companies - no way.
November 14, 2025 at 3:25 PM
I have an Internet connected washing machine; but that’s one function that is not enabled!
Getting a reminder on your phone when the washing is done sounds ok, but the fact that companies probably log how many times per week that you do laundry to sell to other companies - no way.
Getting a reminder on your phone when the washing is done sounds ok, but the fact that companies probably log how many times per week that you do laundry to sell to other companies - no way.
Some things just don’t need to be connected to the Internet.
November 14, 2025 at 1:27 PM
Some things just don’t need to be connected to the Internet.
Read the first letter of each bullet point. 😉
November 13, 2025 at 11:48 AM
Read the first letter of each bullet point. 😉
Does that capture all the necessary buzzwords?
- Build curiosity.
- Uplift teammates.
- Lead with adaptability.
- Listen well.
- Strive for bold, purposeful action.
- Help remove blockers.
- Initiate positive change.
- Target meaningful progress.
- Build curiosity.
- Uplift teammates.
- Lead with adaptability.
- Listen well.
- Strive for bold, purposeful action.
- Help remove blockers.
- Initiate positive change.
- Target meaningful progress.
November 13, 2025 at 7:39 AM
Does that capture all the necessary buzzwords?
- Build curiosity.
- Uplift teammates.
- Lead with adaptability.
- Listen well.
- Strive for bold, purposeful action.
- Help remove blockers.
- Initiate positive change.
- Target meaningful progress.
- Build curiosity.
- Uplift teammates.
- Lead with adaptability.
- Listen well.
- Strive for bold, purposeful action.
- Help remove blockers.
- Initiate positive change.
- Target meaningful progress.
Damn autocorrect!
*raking
*raking
November 7, 2025 at 9:41 AM
Damn autocorrect!
*raking
*raking
First thing that popped into my head when I saw this was Zelda from Terrahawks.
November 5, 2025 at 7:52 AM
First thing that popped into my head when I saw this was Zelda from Terrahawks.
Do this to the mask, not your child! 😜
October 30, 2025 at 1:50 PM
Do this to the mask, not your child! 😜
A bit of string/thread between the eye holes to pull them closer perhaps.
October 30, 2025 at 1:49 PM
A bit of string/thread between the eye holes to pull them closer perhaps.
No formal schooling here in the UK anymore.
Luckily every family has a bigoted and racist aunt/uncle whose job it is to teach their nieces/nephews how the world works, what places are called, and if the food that comes from those places is nice to eat or just ‘foreign muck’.
Luckily every family has a bigoted and racist aunt/uncle whose job it is to teach their nieces/nephews how the world works, what places are called, and if the food that comes from those places is nice to eat or just ‘foreign muck’.
October 22, 2025 at 5:19 PM
No formal schooling here in the UK anymore.
Luckily every family has a bigoted and racist aunt/uncle whose job it is to teach their nieces/nephews how the world works, what places are called, and if the food that comes from those places is nice to eat or just ‘foreign muck’.
Luckily every family has a bigoted and racist aunt/uncle whose job it is to teach their nieces/nephews how the world works, what places are called, and if the food that comes from those places is nice to eat or just ‘foreign muck’.
It isn’t just some of the stupid English people that confuse Europe with the EU; there are plenty stupid Welsh, Scottish, and N.Irish that get confused too.
October 22, 2025 at 5:02 PM
It isn’t just some of the stupid English people that confuse Europe with the EU; there are plenty stupid Welsh, Scottish, and N.Irish that get confused too.
Sounds like the poor chap is caught in an infinite loop going back and forth across The Channel / La Manche.
a video of a dog crawling on a rug with the words viralhog written below it
ALT: a video of a dog crawling on a rug with the words viralhog written below it
media.tenor.com
October 22, 2025 at 4:35 PM
Sounds like the poor chap is caught in an infinite loop going back and forth across The Channel / La Manche.
I’d take a hash brown over a hash map.
Sounds like your breakfast is ready. :)
Sounds like your breakfast is ready. :)
October 22, 2025 at 4:32 PM
I’d take a hash brown over a hash map.
Sounds like your breakfast is ready. :)
Sounds like your breakfast is ready. :)
Makes you wonder how the fine is calculated.
Article states that the lady poured the remnants of her drink down the drain; suppose it was the last 50ml.
That puts the fine at £3000 per litre.
Now why aren’t we applying similar fine for the volume of sewerage that the water companies pollute?
Article states that the lady poured the remnants of her drink down the drain; suppose it was the last 50ml.
That puts the fine at £3000 per litre.
Now why aren’t we applying similar fine for the volume of sewerage that the water companies pollute?
October 22, 2025 at 1:38 PM
Makes you wonder how the fine is calculated.
Article states that the lady poured the remnants of her drink down the drain; suppose it was the last 50ml.
That puts the fine at £3000 per litre.
Now why aren’t we applying similar fine for the volume of sewerage that the water companies pollute?
Article states that the lady poured the remnants of her drink down the drain; suppose it was the last 50ml.
That puts the fine at £3000 per litre.
Now why aren’t we applying similar fine for the volume of sewerage that the water companies pollute?
I have a lot of fond memories of the area.
Camped at Malham Cove for my Duke of Edinburgh award orienteering test.
Another little gem not too far away is Stainforth Force, used to go there often on a summer’s afternoon to swim.
Camped at Malham Cove for my Duke of Edinburgh award orienteering test.
Another little gem not too far away is Stainforth Force, used to go there often on a summer’s afternoon to swim.
October 22, 2025 at 7:50 AM
I have a lot of fond memories of the area.
Camped at Malham Cove for my Duke of Edinburgh award orienteering test.
Another little gem not too far away is Stainforth Force, used to go there often on a summer’s afternoon to swim.
Camped at Malham Cove for my Duke of Edinburgh award orienteering test.
Another little gem not too far away is Stainforth Force, used to go there often on a summer’s afternoon to swim.
My son’s school do a similar thing.
At the end of the summer term he went on a trip, arranged by the Physics dept, to CERN in Geneva. They did get cheap flights but 1st and 3rd nights were on the 4hr coach to/from Gatwick. Did mean that I was on 11pm drop-off and 1am collection duties though.
At the end of the summer term he went on a trip, arranged by the Physics dept, to CERN in Geneva. They did get cheap flights but 1st and 3rd nights were on the 4hr coach to/from Gatwick. Did mean that I was on 11pm drop-off and 1am collection duties though.
October 15, 2025 at 6:00 AM
My son’s school do a similar thing.
At the end of the summer term he went on a trip, arranged by the Physics dept, to CERN in Geneva. They did get cheap flights but 1st and 3rd nights were on the 4hr coach to/from Gatwick. Did mean that I was on 11pm drop-off and 1am collection duties though.
At the end of the summer term he went on a trip, arranged by the Physics dept, to CERN in Geneva. They did get cheap flights but 1st and 3rd nights were on the 4hr coach to/from Gatwick. Did mean that I was on 11pm drop-off and 1am collection duties though.
I’m sure it will catch up with me and I’ll have leathery skin when I’m old, but I don’t think at 55 that my skin is poor condition.
October 14, 2025 at 7:31 AM
I’m sure it will catch up with me and I’ll have leathery skin when I’m old, but I don’t think at 55 that my skin is poor condition.
Your dedication to a skin care regime is amazing.
I think I’m from a generation of men that treats skin care as just simply cleaning your skin and washing.
My morning face cleanse routine:
Run tap until water is hot, grab soap bar work-up a lather, scrub face with hands, rinse with the hot water.
I think I’m from a generation of men that treats skin care as just simply cleaning your skin and washing.
My morning face cleanse routine:
Run tap until water is hot, grab soap bar work-up a lather, scrub face with hands, rinse with the hot water.
October 14, 2025 at 6:51 AM
Your dedication to a skin care regime is amazing.
I think I’m from a generation of men that treats skin care as just simply cleaning your skin and washing.
My morning face cleanse routine:
Run tap until water is hot, grab soap bar work-up a lather, scrub face with hands, rinse with the hot water.
I think I’m from a generation of men that treats skin care as just simply cleaning your skin and washing.
My morning face cleanse routine:
Run tap until water is hot, grab soap bar work-up a lather, scrub face with hands, rinse with the hot water.
I was all ready to think of a klaxon to get my quizzing brain into gear, but alas!
On the flip side I am a little better informed about why planes crash!
On the flip side I am a little better informed about why planes crash!
October 14, 2025 at 5:54 AM
I was all ready to think of a klaxon to get my quizzing brain into gear, but alas!
On the flip side I am a little better informed about why planes crash!
On the flip side I am a little better informed about why planes crash!