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So, what happened today?

I tried Tinder for the first time today. Everyone is the same! They all like hiking in the mountains, working out and have at least one picture of themselves with a glass of wine. I said "nope" to a whole lot of attractive women.

Brave man, thankfully I'm long married, I'd be terrified of internet/app dating.
 
Lucky man. After yesterday I feel fairly confident that I'll be alone for the rest of my life. 😂
Tinder is the worst of them tbf. Hinge I'd say is the best app when looking for a genuine connection, Bumble is decent too.

I'd say don't be too judgemental in terms of the pictures posted and what they say in their profile - it's just turned into a really competitive thing this dating malarkey, so everyone feels they have to have their best 'look at me' profile setup. But just 'like' and match with the women you feel attracted to, when talking to them at least some will pleasantly surprise you....
 
Tinder is the worst of them tbf. Hinge I'd say is the best app when looking for a genuine connection, Bumble is decent too.

I'd say don't be too judgemental in terms of the pictures posted and what they say in their profile - it's just turned into a really competitive thing this dating malarkey, so everyone feels they have to have their best 'look at me' profile setup. But just 'like' and match with the women you feel attracted to, when talking to them at least some will pleasantly surprise you....

Cheers! I hope Hinge is better. Yeah, it's really weird! Everyone is going for the same thing, it seems. Very few stand out or even appear to be half authentic. Perfect this and that, everyone seemingly doing the same brick. fudge, I want imperfections damnit.

I've somehow gotten talking to a really cute one, so let's see how that goes.
 
Can you explain why because it's the same in oz be lucky if it even turns up

Deliveries are so good here. Let's say I miss a package and come home at 5pm to a note in my letter box. I can reschedule for delivery the following day, selecting time frames like 8am-12pm, 12pm-2pm, 2pm-4pm etc. Sometimes if you miss a delivery in the morning, you can reschedule it for later that day.

Miss a package in Australia and your options to reschedule are typically "yeah we'll do it sometime in the next few days mate." Or come to your local post office between 10am and 5pm (ie when you're at work) and pick it up.

Deliveries happen every day of the week, right up until 10pm too. Admittedly that's not great for the workers, but man is it convenient. And of course, they're never going to throw your brick on the ground, leave it in an unsafe place or generally be pricks about it.
 
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Deliveries are so good here. Let's say I miss a package and come home at 5pm to a note in my letter box. I can reschedule for delivery the following day, selecting time frames like 8am-12pm, 12pm-2pm, 2pm-4pm etc. Sometimes if you miss a delivery in the morning, you can reschedule it for later that day.

Miss a package in Australia and your options to reschedule are typically "yeah we'll do it sometime in the next few days mate." Or come to your local post office between 10am and 5pm (ie when you're at work) and pick it up.

Deliveries happen every day of the week, right up until 10pm too. Admittedly that's not great for the workers, but man is it convenient. And of course, they're never going to throw your brick on the ground, leave it in an unsafe place or generally be pricks about it.
No such issues in Norway. There aren't any post offices left. Packages can now be collected at selected grocery stores, that are usually open until at least 11pm, or you can chose to get it delivered to self-service package boxes where you use an app on your phone to open the locker. Means you can pick it up whenever you want, and those package boxes are scattered around everywhere, so there's usually one pretty close to everyone.
 
No such issues in Norway. There aren't any post offices left. Packages can now be collected at selected grocery stores, that are usually open until at least 11pm, or you can chose to get it delivered to self-service package boxes where you use an app on your phone to open the locker. Means you can pick it up whenever you want, and those package boxes are scattered around everywhere, so there's usually one pretty close to everyone.

It's happening a bit in the UK. Most things you can get sent to a post office, newsagent or supermarket and pick it up from there while you are at work or on the way home.
 
No such issues in Norway. There aren't any post offices left. Packages can now be collected at selected grocery stores, that are usually open until at least 11pm, or you can chose to get it delivered to self-service package boxes where you use an app on your phone to open the locker. Means you can pick it up whenever you want, and those package boxes are scattered around everywhere, so there's usually one pretty close to everyone.
Only inconvenience is that which store or pick up point your parcel ends up in, is sometimes completely random. Not really a problem, just a nuisance when you have eight different Christmas presents being delivered in 5-6 different places. :p
 
Only inconvenience is that which store or pick up point your parcel ends up in, is sometimes completely random. Not really a problem, just a nuisance when you have eight different Christmas presents being delivered in 5-6 different places. :p
I always get to pick which one I want it delivered to when buying it. Never seen that you don't get to choose it, unless you mean parcels delivered by different carriers, which may have different locations for pick up.
 
Had my phone snatched last night on London… what a great experience
I walked a little in London for the first time in ages recently and it's definitely getting shabbier quicker.

Usually I'm straight from the hotel into a taxi etc but even that isn't as safe now. Last time I got picked up, the driver asked me to pull my sleeve down so people didn't smash his window for my watch. This is in fudging Mayfair - the place where it's supposed to be safe to walk around at all times of night.
 
I walked a little in London for the first time in ages recently and it's definitely getting shabbier quicker.

Usually I'm straight from the hotel into a taxi etc but even that isn't as safe now. Last time I got picked up, the driver asked me to pull my sleeve down so people didn't smash his window for my watch. This is in fudging Mayfair - the place where it's supposed to be safe to walk around at all times of night.
Scary right
This was by borough
 
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