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It is very possible, however housing near the better state schools is typically very expensive, so for many families it is considerably cheaper to shell out for private school instead.

Additionally, the high achieving state schools have selective entry, so even if you buy the expensive house within the catchment area, your child isn't necessarily getting in even if they're bright and studious.

What are the squirrel & beavers in this context?

Peculiar blend of uber-bland and brothel.

Two rooms which can be turned into one big space by opening interconnecting double-doors?

Or one huge room with an obvious place to put up a partition wall?

Now you're living with someone who dreams of being a risky fart, the kitchen counter has won a war of attrition against your left hip bone, and you will never be free of the heady aroma of Lynx & gamer rinsed in a little stagnant water, and you cannot begin the day without a slug of cheap whiskey.

At Towerburn!

Just today a number of my searches had me wondering whether AI slop generators were generating articles and suitably titled websites in response to the searches I was making on my search engine.

I don't know how they'd do that without being able to snatch search terms I make to my search engine (DDG, with its AI features disabled), just don't find it plausible that anyone is bothering to generate hundreds of sites on extremely narrow aspects of obscure topics, even if semi-automated.

Then both of you are old enough to remember those creepy Monchhichi dolls which were everywhere, that these new dolls look like descendants of.

And they often have the same question worded slightly differently three or four times in the first paragraph.

Increasingly find that search engines ignore instructions to filter by date or site, which coupled with ignoring all operands will kill off their utility entirely.

Idk, politicians seem dirt cheap!

One wonders what, exactly, these fetid ghouls deployed to get their rancid snot-encrusted whinging acted upon.