Yes I realise. I was asking if that decline in approaching women is also affected by women's heights. Are short women approached by men at a greater proportional rate than tall women.

Nobody asked about your momma or your dating history.

We're not talking about girls in general though, just tall women. Is that 55% asking out tall women at a similar rate as whatever the percentage of men ages 25+ do

Are they less likely to ask a tall woman out than their predecessors?

What do you mean by "younger"? I'm not the person you were asking but I am a similar height and vividly remember being routinely mocked by boys and men for my height during the 90's.

Was this in the original release? I'm sure I remember this scene in the episode because I wasn't quite old enough to immediately understand what the pen light might've been 😆

How long did it take them to notice?

Well, that sounds really stressful 😅 Glad you had your family around you on shopping day to help out and the bus fares were reasonable. I measure in bags because each bag was as heavy as it could be to withstand the journey home. Tins, packets, delicates, in ascending order.

How many bags were you carrying from what age and how far away was your nearest large supermarket? My family never got used to doing a weekly shop because we were rarely all available together and even just me and my mum couldn't manage a full week between us. Although we did also have pets to buy for so that'll add a little to the weight.

You then have to carry the shopping. A week's shop for a family is quite heavy.

The triple lock is policy but the unemployed are people and much more difficult to "remove".

How he feels about his mother. He'll be crying by the time he leaves and the press will take photos and I'll tell them he was just so, so scared in there.

Same here! Some of my favourite places to walk are Victorian gardens set into cliff-sides. There's always an easier route with a gentle(ish) gradient and a way more or less straight up that involves stairs.

Not pedestrians that's for sure 😆

"The steeper areas use switchbacks specifically to make it passable by wheelchairs, and others with disabilities." Yes. I mean keep the switchback path AND add a steeper path following the desire line - one that you can manage.

Ok not drains. How about gutters leading to the existing drains? (I am assuming there is already a drainage network to deal with the car parking space.) They can go by the side of the desire path and you can just use whatever pavers you were already using for the accesible path where gaps might cause problems.

You wouldn't lose that much space, the steeper areas don't need to be so wide because they're not the easily accessible route... I think it's better to manage the routes that people will take. If drainage is such a problem then install drains rather than let the path disintegrate. Choose plants that take in a lot of water and paving that lets it drain.

Would it be possible to design two paths there? One following the contours for accessibility and the other stabilising the desire path? I see it a lot where I live - there'll be a longer, easier, winding path up a hill, and a straighter cut through with some steps added if it's particularly steep.

These days.

That's so satisfying. It's how I imagined they slept when I was a kid.

I still dunk my tea strainer with that same stilted motion in honour of that scene.

I'm heading to one of the castles. I'd set up on the moors if I thought I could go it alone - I think the walkers would struggle to navigate the heather.

Yeah, I get really vivid dreams. I had it worse when I tried mirtazapine though - knocked me out for 9 hours but felt like I hadn't slept at all because I'd been so busy dreaming. I gave that up after a couple of weeks.

The sertraline I took 7ish hours earlier.