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@Milifanatical u have a week off you should've started last week

@AngrySeagull2 I was scared you were serious for a sec!

@NorbFrog This is horrible. No one wants to live like this. Interacing with our neighbours, or travelling by public transport like peasants. We want a detached house with a private garden and a large drive.

most UK suburbs should be pretty 3-4 storey affordable family flats (like below) in mixed use neighbourhoods, but instead we get car centric slop

@caibyy yeah but my tweet has more substance, and is quoting an interesting development!

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@NorbFrog Thank you! I take that as a compliment

I love trams Every city should have them

@caibyy this lowk sounds like an ai response

@NorbFrog You know, you could've just not said anything?

new phone camera x Tofik 🐱

What we could have, if people didn’t insist on living in service to their cars.

@Milifanatical vro got fired 😭😭😭😭

@birdapploveacc my job :D

@birdapploveacc oomf....

75 new social housing apartments in Glebe, Sydney A cross laminated timber (CLT) structure, robust brick cladding, stunning recessed brick balconies, fully-electric and 6 star green star rating. Would *love* to see more housing like this! By JPW Architects

as pedestrians, it is our duty to obstruct and frustrate the automative class whenever possible

sudoku and chess are like distant cousins

This is exactly how many race massacres occurred here in America. A Black person was accused of a crime they actually didn’t commit then white folks in that town or city would go on a rampage burning down Black Americans property and killing them.

In a better world Iran is the hub between Europe and East Asia and we all do our layovers in Isfahan instead of Dubai

@si11y_go0s3 @caibyy @uncreativetom goose lib dem supporter?

@caibyy @uncreativetom orange > green

why did we build all of our cities in these green belts? why not just build one outside and it'll be able to be huge? are we stupid?

FULL STORY We were attacked by a group of masked Israeli settlers, a 70 year old Palestinian man was hospitalised, and I was repeatedly kicked in the face. Here is how it happened. We arrived in the Palestinian village Hamamat al-Malih in the Jordan Valley, which was repeatedly targeted by severe settler attacks in the past week. In fact, just the day before, the settlers smashed the cameras, solar panels and windows in the remaining Palestinian houses. When we arrived in the evening, we found Abu Raed,a 70 year old Palestinian man, injured and barely standing. He told us that two hours before, the settlers stormed the village, found Abu Raed there alone, and attacked him, beating and kicking him while we was laying down. Less than an hour later, the the settlers came back, masked, armed with rocks, knives and sticks. They smashed the windows of our car and cut all the tires, and then ran after us. We batricaded ourselves inside the house, but the settlers broke through the door and beat me, Abu Raed, and another 70 year old, a solidarity activist, kicking and punching us repeatedly as we were laying on the ground. I was lucky, because they punched me in the face before kicking me in the face, and knocked off my glasses, otherwise I could have lost my eye. They continued kicking us as we were on the ground, stole my phone to get rid of the footage, and left. We called other activists, who called the police and an ambulance, and we hid nearby, in case the settlers came back. And the settlers did come back, no longer masked, at around the same time as the police. But the police said that there is no evidence that it's the same settlers and that we should "go file a complaint". Compare this to the mass arrests of Palestinians, on no evidence except the word of a settler. An Israeli ambulance arrived and at first refused to treat Abu Raed, saying "he is Arab, what can we do", but eventually agreed to take him away to pass him to a Palestinian ambulance. He is more or less ok, and was discharged this morning. Attacks like this happen in the West Bank on a daily basis since the start of the Iran war.