Ladies: when you are negotiating pay, just remember what (some) men ask for, which some of them seem to get.
Exhibit A:
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Ladies: when you are negotiating pay, just remember what (some) men ask for, which some of them seem to get.
Exhibit A:
BREAKING: Unite the union has voted to cut Labour affiliation by 40% - £580,000 - on the anniversary of the Birmingham bin strike.
Ahead of the rules conference next year union chiefs will now formally consult with members to see whether they want to remain in the Labour party.
Very normal to housesit for a convicted pedophile, doesn't mean they are close.
Of course the Falkirk Wheel is on the fifty, was probably only a fiver before the wheel 10x-ed its value with its sultry engineering.
Can't help but like some swagger 😂
If I were you I would take this as an opportunity for introspection
Help, My British right, she very sick
We trans people are not A People to them, not a demographic, but a social illness to cure
Despite the past decade of war, the Pentagon still struggles to adjust to the reality of asymmetric warfare. It was IEDs, not Chinese stealth jets or Russian state hackers, that created multibillion-dollar agencies that spend billions of dollars on armored trucks and explosives detectors. Technologically unsophisticated insurgents who built $100 bombs killed thousands of troops and pushed the U.S. into an arms race it could never win. The Pentagon never addressed the reason bombs had become so effective against its troops; it just wanted to build a better truck.
Anyway, I’m posting that old article today for no reason, it has no bearing on the current ongoing conflicts the US is wrapped up in.
your point was that council byelection was 'the big outcome here'...that is very nearly the perfect opposite of saying its a distraction
I'm not interested in an argument, but that is literally what you said.
I dont know why you aren't following this - elections only mean something when Labour win. Gorton and Denton doesn't matter, council byelection matters (except the 40 odd where Labour didn't win).
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He has done you again buddy
LATEST: Keir Starmer has been accused of a "direct assault" on devolution after a leaked memo revealed him suggesting the UK Government should be prepared to go against the wishes of devolved nations
Read here: www.thenational.scot/news/2...
Christ
Ruddy hell. This is incredibly powerful - well worth watching in full. No other comments needed.
Huge props to @charlotte2153.bsky.social for speaking so honestly and directly. Just a awful thing to happen - and hugely impressive in using it to fight for others.
it's genuinely upsetting she feels obligated to reveal this to *do her job*
The Athletic has a bit more detail, in terms of what the prompts were for the pathetic edgeposts, and my god these people are somehow even more pathetic than I thought they were before www.nytimes.com/athletic/709...
I follow tons of people that have different views than me - because it helps to sharpen your points and think differently about things you care about.
There's only one group where I'm just 'wow...you guys are just dumb as rocks'
Honestly, Luis Guzman should have been Mario.
Company Lacks Manpower To Complete Newest Round Of Layoffs
Company Lacks Manpower To Complete Newest Round Of Layoffs https://theonion.com/company-lacks-manpower-to-complete-newest-round-of-layo-1819574660/
'more details here' - there are MORE details?!
They didn't use up all the possible words on this verbose pos
Listen @zackpolanski.bsky.social , I want two things: more trams and to abolish the Home Office. Put these in the manifesto and I'll vote for you
I would vote for Thatchers reanimated corpse if it promised to nationalise buses
I'm fine with saying that. The level of unhinged in my replies/quotes suggests you're onto something
I try not to think the worst of people, but sometimes I'm very sure it's the ability to say things that make them feel like they are being very smart futurists - when they're actually repeating marketing they haven't interrogated.
The fact that many thoughtful criticisms of AI on this platform are generally met not with equally thoughtful counterarguments but rather with hyperbole, accusations of bias, and other ad hominem attacks suggests that some LLM users have become emotionally attached to AIs in ways they can't admit
a picture of the front gate of a construction supplies site alongside the text "But a Guardian investigation has shown the money isn’t necessarily real, the datacentres may not be new, the jobs are unaccounted for – and the supercomputer site 12 miles north of London is still a scaffolding yard"
nice supercomputer we have here
