u/UnpaidInternVibes

Has the "SAR culture" reached a breaking point? Since the ICO updated their guidance last month to reflect the 2025 Act changes, I feel like people are using SARs as a weapon in employment disputes more than ever. Every time I try to use database for research/statistics, I feel like I’m walking into a trap.

There’s something about spotting the pattern early and then watching it confirm itself that just hits better. Connections is great, but it feels more like a scramble sometimes.

We’re planning to get a puppy by next week but we already have a 6 year old cat who’s never lived with dogs. I’m worried about stress for both of them. Is it a good idea or should we just skip it?

It's just a simple stencil, nothing overly detailed, but I still ended up standing there thinking about it for a bit. Then later I saw people online debating it, analysing it, arguing over what it meant. That’s what I find interesting. Something so simple still manages to spark that much discussion every single time.

I should know my Orpheus in the Underworld from my Dido and Aeneas. But every time those first three notes play and the team buzzes for 5 points, I feel like a literal toddler. What is the White Whale category for you? The one where you see the clues and immediately know you’re getting 0 points? I’m convinced the question setters are just trolling us at this point.

I was rewatching some Series 20 & 21 clips last night. I can solve a "Books of the Bible with a typo" category in 4 seconds, but the moment a "Periodic Table elements in French" category comes up, my brain turns into a dial-up modem. I swear Victoria’s reading speed has increased by 10% this year just to mess with our heads.