It's no longer bad manners to talk with your mouth full
Research from plant-based food brand Vivera found that people are abandoning traditional etiquette rules, such as not starting to eat until everyone has been served their meal.
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And this is why there is going to a generation of people with no manners!It's no longer bad manners to talk with your mouth full
Research from plant-based food brand Vivera found that people are abandoning traditional etiquette rules, such as not starting to eat until everyone has been served their meal.www.dailymail.co.uk
We eat at the table mat nights and my kids are very well drilled in the “traditional, old” ways of good table etiquette.
It was drilled into me and it is now being drilled into them!
South Africa to get new ‘in-road’ lights for drivers – what you should know
The City of Cape Town is developing in-road warning lights to better encourage better driving behaviour across the city.
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How about fixing the potholes instead?
South Africa to get new ‘in-road’ lights for drivers – what you should know
The City of Cape Town is developing in-road warning lights to better encourage better driving behaviour across the city.
How about fixing the potholes instead?
Cape Town doesn't have potholes.
Durban is a pothole
Better fix it. I'm coming October for a holiday.
On it!
Don't shoot the messenger
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Load shedding predicted for the next 10 days, if nothing else goes wrong... | The Citizen
Don't pack away the 'load shedding' kit just yet. The national power grid is still recovering from maintenance backlogs and the wild cat strike.
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Load shedding predicted for the next 10 days, if nothing else goes wrong... | The Citizen
Don't pack away the 'load shedding' kit just yet. The national power grid is still recovering from maintenance backlogs and the wild cat strike.
So if something else goes wrong, there will not be loadshedding?
@JurgensSt , @vicTor you guys are so gangsta!
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WATCH | Is he for real? Bheki Cele says people with tattoos 'likely to be gangsters'
Critics say Bheki Cele is 'out of touch' with South African society - and remarks like these certainly do nothing to support his defence.
If something else goes wrong there will be no load to shed ...So if something else goes wrong, there will not be loadshedding?
Fuel and motor experts have called the bluff on so-called fuel-saving tablets and other related products promising to dramatically reduce fuel consumption and help consumers save money at the pump.
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Those fuel pills won’t save you petrol. They’ll damage your car and mess with your warranty | News24
You may also lose the warranty on your vehicle if you operate it outside of the manual and guides by the manufacturer.
I think the SA Population should have paid more attention during their Science lessons at school ... particularly so when the first law of thermodynamics was discussed ... there ain't no free rides in life!Fuel and motor experts have called the bluff on so-called fuel-saving tablets and other related products promising to dramatically reduce fuel consumption and help consumers save money at the pump.
Those fuel pills won’t save you petrol. They’ll damage your car and mess with your warranty | News24
You may also lose the warranty on your vehicle if you operate it outside of the manual and guides by the manufacturer.
Interesting too that Sasol is mentioned ... I'm old enough to remember that South Africa established Sasol by implementing a surcharge on all petrol sold, to which said establishment was supposed to remove our reliance on crude oil, and provide a cheaper more sustainable alternative. This was a follow on to what Union Spirits, did post war / during the Great Depression, (using our sugar cane to provide Methanol) ... which incidentally was reintroduced as an additive in the early 90's!
The saga went further and ALL fuels sold in SA had a proportion of Sasol blended in, to guarantee the sales of the product, (admittedly this was long before Sasol honed their products to in fact be superior to equivalent Crude Oil products), so;
Now that we have Sasol One and Two, bought and paid for by South Africans, along with State owned Methanol producing companies that we keep mum about ... where's our cheap fuel?
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it's around, being taxed to death so it's not so cheap anymore.
SA's airports company has a new app to tell you if your flight is on time – how much parking costs | Businessinsider
Airports Company South Africa has a new mobile app that tells users about flight delays and parking costs.
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Falling oil prices could benefit SA motorists in August
South African motorists could possibly get relief at the pumps from the record-high fuel prices in August
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Why South Africa ranks as one of the worst places to live right now
Expat group Internations has published its Expat Insider survey for 2022, detailing the best and worst countries for expats to move and live.
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It’s estimated that the supermoon [13/7] will reach peak illumination when full at 20:37 SAST, and will remain visible throughout the night.
This isn’t just a Supermoon, remember: It’s a Super Buck Moon! That additional word in the middle can be attributed to the time of year. In July, the deer of North America begin growing their new antlers. Farmers, woodsmen, and other nature types have been using this term for over 100 years.
This isn’t just a Supermoon, remember: It’s a Super Buck Moon! That additional word in the middle can be attributed to the time of year. In July, the deer of North America begin growing their new antlers. Farmers, woodsmen, and other nature types have been using this term for over 100 years.
Nathi Mthethwa is something of a curious character: Just months after his proposals to erect a R22 million flagpole were shot down in flames, the Sports, Art and Culture Minister has returned with a plan to plough R30 million into a National Philharmonic Orchestra (NPO).
CEO of the Cape Town Philharmonic Orchestra (CPO), Louis Heyneman, says that the project will be an ‘unnecessary duplication’ – as there are already many training programmes in place to develop young musicians.
The proposals state that the orchestra, which would consist of 254 artists in total, will travel to Indonesia and Algeria as part of their first international engagements. Their first gig is meant to be in two weeks, with a performance slated for Johannesburg.
CEO of the Cape Town Philharmonic Orchestra (CPO), Louis Heyneman, says that the project will be an ‘unnecessary duplication’ – as there are already many training programmes in place to develop young musicians.
NATHI MTHETHWA’S LATEST ‘HARE-BRAINED SCHEME’ RILES THE DA
Indeed, Mthethwa’s desire to pump money into the arts at this stage will be criticised by many artists, who failed to receive support from his department during the crippling COVID-19 lockdowns. The DA have also labelled his plans for a new orchestra as ‘hare-brained’.The proposals state that the orchestra, which would consist of 254 artists in total, will travel to Indonesia and Algeria as part of their first international engagements. Their first gig is meant to be in two weeks, with a performance slated for Johannesburg.
I simply cannot understand this shit
You have to pump millions into something to loot said millions.
Eskom gives South Africa load-shedding breather — updated timetable released
Eskom has released an updated load-shedding timetable for 14–21 July 2022.
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