But what about broadband?

Charles Arthur presents this modern dilemma:

You’re looking for a new place to live, and you’ve found a marvellous place – beautiful location, surprisingly good transport when you consider the lovely views, and it’s got electricity, gas and water. Compared to other places you’ve looked at with similar qualities, it’s pretty cheap.

In fact, it’s really desirable, and you’ve got very little time before you have to move out of where you are.

But wait a minute – what about the internet?

Commenters favor looking elsewhere. Broadband is a utility like gas and water.

Does courgette sound any better than zucchini? Would that help you eat more of them? The abundance is a problem in the UK, too:

The potatoes came and went, the slugs got the lettuce, the cabbages bolted direct from seed into leathery senescence (and thence the compost heap) but the courgettes just kept on giving.

Thanks to the courgette plants, now large enough to be introduced socially, I was able to feel a moderate success as a gardener.

Want to get an argument going? Talk about the value or the waste of money in vitamins from a bottle.

Please click on this link and look at Sarah Illenberger’s edible dress. Not that you would ever eat the thing.

Cooking with one hand. Here’s the perfect item for those who have the use of only one hand, and I assume that includes people with cell phones who don’t want to put a crimp in the neck.

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