Warning on a lens cloth. Almost as good as 'this contains nuts' on a bag of nuts.
Was thinking about getting some Urea cream for my heels (ignore the 'ewww! wee!' thoughts, it actually works) and can't get over this before/after image from Amazon where the two images are, quite obviously, from two completely different people.
Astonishing to me that there's no public EV charging between Melbourne and Ballarat on the M8. Plenty when you get to Ballarat, plenty in Melbourne (obviously) but nothing on the M8 itself despite there being several servos on the route. There are a couple off the motorway but hardly convenient.
Hi Americans, if you could do something begore the midterms it'd be appreciated. Not sure the world can endure six more months of this.
Not sure I would have named my holiday company the same as a famous novel about nuclear war where everyone dies, but hey-ho.
In these days of AI images, some of which are getting scarily realistic, I'm somehow reassured by seeing a low-effort Photoshop job.
Picking what I thought would be the quickest cue option in the supermarket then finding the guy with what I thought was a full basket just had a single 12-pack of water bottles meanwhile the young couple I chose to stand behind don't have a shopping basket, they have a TARDIS.
Either this is AI or the person who posed the product for photography didn't think it through.
The bushfire that destroyed much of Ruffy is clearly visible on the radar.
Is anyone else able to view the BoM radar? Looks like they've moved to the new page (hurrah!) but it's blank on my desktop and on my phone it's very glitchy