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Re: Celebrity encounters 🌟
Ngl I'm kinda curious how many 'celebrities' I have come across in my life that I had no idea about...
Re: Celebrity encounters 🌟
@Salix_alba_2019 I used to love Jacqueline Wilson books! My sister also met her - in the toilets of a shopping centre apparently! I've not met any celebrities yet but it must be interesting when it happens
Re: Life's finally looking up for me
Amazing news @IainJammyboy great to hear that you're enjoying life, we wish you all the best 
Re: Comfort Film/Tv shows
@emiip98 that sounds so so good my one friend is obssesed with friends and loves Jenifer Aniston in it who plays Rachel. I need to watch Friends even though I find it hard to get into. Big bang theory is alright I find and I also need my mad fat diary put onto my watch list. I need to also finish Gotham (it got five seasons) then there is Supernatural and Torchwood might put on some Torchwood right now watch some episode 1 ah good old Ianto. Sorry had a fangirl moment there hehe!
Amy22
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Re: Chat Break Community Quiz 27/09/23 🎉 (7pm-8pm)
Well done all, sad i missed this one.
Re: Life's finally looking up for me
So glad to hear that you are away from negative people and situations and are flourishing doing things you love- classical music. As the saying goes, when a flower doesn't grow, you fix the environment. Hopefully things will keep looking up for you!
Maisy
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Re: Wen u research
Technology can make us feel weird...like it seems to 'know' about us.
What's actually happening is that google and other places 'remember' what you have looked up previously and will show you content that relates to what you have typed in before.
Also, if you look up certain things e.g. relating to hurting yourself, I think google might also show you relevant hotlines or numbers you can call. It recognises when you have typed in certain words, which are related to harming yourself, and encourages you to call a hotline e.g. the samaritans.
Has there been something on your mind that you'd like to talk about?
What's actually happening is that google and other places 'remember' what you have looked up previously and will show you content that relates to what you have typed in before.
Also, if you look up certain things e.g. relating to hurting yourself, I think google might also show you relevant hotlines or numbers you can call. It recognises when you have typed in certain words, which are related to harming yourself, and encourages you to call a hotline e.g. the samaritans.
Has there been something on your mind that you'd like to talk about?
Maisy
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