Quite a few people saying this story is desperate stuff, but they obviously just don't like it when a newspaper points out that their new favorite politician is just another lying chancer...
Quite a few people saying this story is desperate stuff, but they obviously just don't like it when a newspaper points out that their new favorite politician is just another lying chancer...
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A compromise we can all get behind surely
It's been half an hour and my nose still feels funny. #ouch
I suddenly want Timothee Chalamet to win everything.
All the joy in the world to this dude :)
uk.yahoo.com/news/man-who...
They should put a monkey on the Β£50 note and a pony on the Β£10 note to confuse the hell out cockneys.
The Pembroke in Belgravia, a soon-to-open private members' club catering to London's " super wealthy", has taken out a half-page advertisement in Country Life for a "butter sommelier". It explains that the recruit - who must have a "deep love for, and understanding of, butter" - will "curate our butter assortment", and help train staff to use our "silver butter trolley".
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Alice Roberts. Thinks males can become females. #melt
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I'm suing Grammarly over its paid AI feature that presented editing suggestions as if they came from me - and many other writers and journalists - without consent.
State law requires consent before someone's name can be used for commercial purposes.
www.wired.com/story/gramma...
Oh poor man! That's horrible.
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Flicking channels, I just happened upon an episode of Dr Pimple Popper. Holy cow! She just removed out of control fat cells which had formed a huge lump - the whole thing was as big as a cantaloupe melon!! And really gross!!!
Next up, a man with a Jimmy Durante nose caused by rosacea...
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It's no longer OK for you to sit in the house of Lords because your dad did.
But if your mate put you there?
That's fine.
Neither of these really feel like democracy to me.
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He wore the RA's Gerry Beret - the kind you find in a second hand store?
Opinion Polls 3 weeks before the last election were predicting 500 Labour seats and Ed Davey as LOTO. They were massively WRONG. Yet the people of Bluesky treat every weekly Youguv poll as if it's the ten commandments mixed with the judgement of Solomon and will definitely happen in 3 years time