Toilet paper vs. tissues vs. kitchen roll

I think kitchen roll is better nearly every time, so I've stopped buying toilet roll and tissues, and just use kitchen roll instead now.

Aspect	Kitchen roll	Tissues	Toilet paper
Cheaper	No 1.3 pence per sheet (Tesco Standard 4 roll)	No 1.3 pence per sheet (ignoring triple ply) (Tesco regular 72 sheets)	Yes 0.7 pence per sheet (ignoring double ply and counting 2 rolls to make the same size) (Tesco luxury 4 roll) (standard not available, and not comparing with Everyday Value)
Stays together when blowing nose?	Yes	No - tissue gets stuck in stubble	No - tissue gets stuck in stubble and usually makes a hole in the tissue
Good at soaking up spillages?	Yes	No	Yes, but drips easily
Soft?	No	Yes	Medium
Perforates easily?	Yes	Yes, but sometimes you get more tissues than you want	No - usually end up tearing more sheets in half
Collects dust (lint) when cleaning/wiping glasses?	No	Yes	Yes
Environmentally friendly?	Wiki: Virgin or recycled paper pulp with bleach and resin	Tesco: Wood pulp of forests	Knowledge: usually recycled from normal paper
Can be flushed down the toilet?	No (unless torn)	Yes	Yes
Can be used to dry hands?	Yes	No - doesn't pick up water	No - falls apart at simple tears
Easy to roll back up?	Easy to get back if going slowly	Easy to stack	Can never get back to normal
Good surface area for blowing nose/picking up spillages?	Yes	Medium	No
Falls apart in the washing machine?	No	Yes	Yes
Easy to carry around?	Medium - need a small pouch or food bag to keep clean	Yes - folded pocket tissues available	Medium-Low - as with kitchen roll, but more difficult to unroll

KS3 / KS4 / GCSE Mandatory Subjects

I believe the curriculum and mandatory-ness should be split up like the following.
The current replacement for GCSE, the English Baccalaureate, is still missing some key parts.

Mandatory

• Essentials: Maths, English (Literature, Language), Science (Chemistry, Physics, Biology)
• IT (not ICT - less focus on Office apps and more on Operating Systems, Programming)
• "Food Technology" also known as Cooking!
• P.E. (need to keep our kids healthy) - should be more optional about what types can be chosen, rather than force kids into them
• Mandatory: Athletics and gymnasium sport (fitness)
• Optional: Football, rugby, hockey, basketball, tennis, rounders (aka cricket), badminton, table tennis, archery, netball, trampolining
• Sexual health
• Life skills aka common sense. Respecting others, passive/assertive/aggressiveness, government bodies - see more
• "Citizenship" also known as "Key Skills" - replace with focus on business-oriented requirements e.g. CV building, interviews, work experience, volunteering, vocational study etc.

Optional

• Creative art: Art, Dance, Drama, Music, Technology (Electronics, Design, CAD, Sewing)
• Social studies: Geography, History, Philosophy, Psychology, Politics, Business Studies, Religious studies (should not be focused on Christianity - should cover all the philosophical points only)
• Language: French, Spanish, German etc.

'I have Windows 7. Why do I need to update?'

• Windows 7 mainstream support has already ended, so you'll no longer get free support from Microsoft
• This also means that you won't get any more security updates either, so your computer will become more vulnerable to attack
• You will not get any new functionality introduced in newer operating systems
• As time goes on, some programs will lose support for Windows 7
• Windows 10 is more user-friendly, more efficient, more stable, more reliable, more secure, and has the best device support

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