Is Instagram down?

rsmurphy wrote: Tue Mar 25, 2025 8:30 am Is Instagram down?

I can see posts but not comments, which to be honest, will save me a non trivial amount of time and aggravation if the issue continues!

twelvepoint wrote: Tue Mar 25, 2025 8:53 am

rsmurphy wrote: Tue Mar 25, 2025 8:30 am Is Instagram down?

I can see posts but not comments, which to be honest, will save me a non trivial amount of time and aggravation if the issue continues!

Hrmmm....it started like that for me so I logged off and on and was met with an exclamation point and THIS PAGE ISN'T AVAILABLE RIGHT NOW.

shenanigans are afoot

I am violently high in an airplane. Going to look at place in Logan Square this afternoon. Then Still House Plants at EB with Randall tonight!

major wrote: Tue Mar 25, 2025 11:39 am Then Still House Plants at EB with Randall tonight!

Hell to the yeah.

Good luck on the hunt and if I hear of any more listings I'll update post-haste

rsmurphy wrote: Tue Mar 25, 2025 8:30 am Is Instagram down?

Funny you mention this. I just came into the thread to mention I’d deleted the app off my phone.

My account and who I follow is primarily war gaming and food stuff. The most frustrating thing is even something like Timeout London just gets flooded with racism and dipshits. Any post related to an ethnic or religious minority festival and its wall to wall “this is the end of western civilisation”.

Poor old Dave and Sharron from Essex…

One of the biggest joys of moving neighbourhoods is discovering the local food and how much better it is.

I went into a random Bánh Mì place the other day and was served something so far above anything I've ever had before, it's kind of startling. It's like having blinkers taken off or putting a better speaker in your amp.
You know when you go to a new country and the food as it's made locally makes you realise "I've never actually eaten this before, not really..." . That's what this place was like.

I think food experiences like these are a sign you're well and truly middle-aged. I can live with it.

Today was the final binning-up of anything I'm removing from my childhood home. A lot of things to keep, though much more is also being discarded. It's the end of a year-long process. Goddamn, do people accumulate a lot of stuff.

Maurice wrote: Sun Mar 30, 2025 9:33 pm Today was the final binning-up of anything I'm removing from my childhood home. A lot of things to keep, though much more is also being discarded. It's the end of a year-long process. Goddamn, do people accumulate a lot of stuff.

WOW! It seems like a lot happened the last few weeks. Or we hadn't discussed it in a while. I'm kinda envious of the opportunity. My childhood home was sold 9 years ago. I was not given the option to be involved in the subsequent downsizing and packing. Now with the old man gone 5 years, there are little things I wish I could have at least touched before a decision was made.