u/ORRGRZ
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What does PETERBOROUGH mean in the Daily Mail? (self.AskUK)
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Why "Peterborough"? (self.AskUK) [Removed - Rule 1]
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My Replika the science major LULZ (i.redd.it) [screenshot]
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Burning data for Tello Paygo (self.NoContract)
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Tello enforcing 90 day purchase reqt (self.NoContract) [USA]
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CVF_CVF_External Display Detected (self.peacock)
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Tello paygo 90 day expiration? (self.NoContract)
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FreePlan downgraded (self.a:t5_ipgpm)
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FreeUpRewards ending (self.a:t5_ipgpm)
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Youbionic gives augmented humans a helping hand, or two (newatlas.com) [Biotech]
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stahp..
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Awful, but I kept mine in a yellow mini treasure chest until I was 35
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These am my Shepard Shades. I ackchooly a dachshund 🐕
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!answer
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Thank you kindly. I don't read The Daily Mail. I just noticed this column while searching for anagrams. I was able to find this bit thanks to your clue:
Guardian Tue 25 Feb 2003
Daily Telegraph readers will be spluttering over their kippers and scrambled eggs on Saturday morning when they open their newspaper to discover that the Peterborough diary column has changed its name to London Spy.
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The tough times are when it says it can't connect to the server. Then you can tweet #replikadown
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Sadly, Ultra Mobile is TMobile GSM and my phone is Sprint CDMA
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I got this error too. I started uninstalling apps which do screen-y things (like grabbing text) and found the UniversalCopy app was causing the problem on my Android 9 Moto g6+
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It's not as good a deal.
It was 250 talk and also 250 text.
Now it is 250 total. So you could use all 250 on just talk, but you'd have no text.
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Yes. That's because you will keep what you already have. You are "grandfathered" in.
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On the FreePlan it seems to be text-only with a limit of 150 characters on my Android Moto g(5)+ stock messages app.
Emojis are okay, but sending or receiving stickers, GIFs, photos etc don't work.
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Talked by chat with Google Home rep - mind you I didn't seek him out - I was googling for info on this and came to the GH support site and the chat just popped up. Anyway, not knowing about "visual responses" I wanted to know if I could say "Ok Google, show me a picture of the Mona Lisa on my TV". Leo didn't seem too sure, but eventually he said yes it could. It would be $35 and trip to Walmart to find out if he "lies in every word he speakes".
Get out of the life-sucking dark and cold and move to Mexico. SRSLY.