Epic WTF

Nicole McLaughlin makes clothes out of repurposed materials, she's been getting big on the socials in the last year and I think this may be her first official collab. But as you can see Croc have somewhat missed the mark with what people actually want to buy.
https://www.instagram.com/nicolemclaughlin/

https://youtu.be/cDQPm68omZg

can't believe I watched the whole thing
belch

too soon?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gXlOSEafzhY

Kill me

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Jensen Huang has a lot to answer for.

what am i missing there?

could it be the bit where they build an office in their kitchen

Is it any worse than a bedroom or hallway? I’ve seen both from colleagues during lockdown

yeah if you've got one of those biggish kitchen diners like in the picture, what's the issue? Looks like a good idea with that dresser thing with a fold out desk...

Through choice or necessity though?

Easy access to coffee and snacks, what’s not to like?

Well they had to work from home but I assume for most people that they put a table/desk where they could. Plenty of people WfH in their kitchen, if that's the best space, what's the issue?

I think @rhowe is mocking people who are too poor to buy a house big enough for every member of the household to have a work room. He’s a bit of a nob sometimes.

https://twitter.com/rooneymobile/status/1327581502763380736?s=19

Surreal. What’s the deal with wind farms and peat slippage?

the big fans create a breeze which catches in the trees which in turn act like a sail for the soil and away it goes

i think

How’s lockdown? Drinking much?

Yeah, I don't think the turbines make the wind...

More likely to be vibrations in the turbines that transmit into the peat and destabilise it.

Once it has been destabilised then the wind would blow the trees. The wind farms tend to be built in windy areas.

Wonder if it happens/happened anyway but windfarms have created the access paths and roads that mean people are in the area to see it?

The windfarm near me used to just be pretty inaccessible, boring, boggy moorland that probably saw the odd intrepid rambler across it every year, now there's a network of paths and a visitor centre and spinny things to look at there's hundred of people crawling across it every day.

Yeah, I don't think the turbines make the wind...

Yeah and you probably thing the world is round too? Sheesh.

and a lot of of a nob the rest of the time?

That sounds awful, you should put up some signs.

Yeah, sounds like I'm complaining but I do love riding there so you know...

Probably to do with the amount of concrete used to make a stable base for the turbines, which has a knock on affect on the drainage, causing more water in the bog.
/BuzzKillington