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@JibbaJabb @Mex5150 @BotFinderUK He's actually a pretty cool guy irl, just a mentalist in certain topics.

@Mex5150 @BotFinderUK @LDOPExeter Blocked for merely asking a legitimate question. What a fanny

Imagine crying for Brexit for years, then when you get Brexit you just fk off to Dubai anyway, then spend all day in Dubai moaning about how crap Brexit Britain is. That takes a special kind of wanker

@stats_feed The Anglosphere is a blight on this planet.

Do you think it should be socially acceptable for women to be topless in public like men?

@RobertVezirian @stats_feed But you find all male chests aesthetically pleasing?

Hate to break it to the ladies in denial out there, but 90% of you look horrible without a bra on. Hell, many have pancake titties by the time they're 21. The other 10% will also look horrible within 5 or 10 years, that is if they don't have a baby first. Please no. It's a very small percentage of women who are presentable with their tops off.

@Hans4ever @NoContextBrits The roads came before the cars mate.

@NoContextBrits Why are the roads so skinny in England? Every rural road looks like it can only fit one car at a time

You can’t park there mate.

@Lexvevindi @MentorForHire @AmirAminiMD Should the 2% of Jewish people not also be kicked out for not being Christian then?

@MentorForHire @AmirAminiMD Religion creates Culture, imbecile. I never said that America was a "de jure" Christian nation. 64% of Americans are Christians. Next biggest denomination is judaism at 2%. America is a "de facto" Christian country. La Verdad Duele...

Please tell me: what can I do better to assimilate? To finally become a good migrant? I am a board-certified neurosurgeon, one of only a handful in this country with additional endovascular training (still undergoing), currently with 19 high-impact publications and a doctoral thesis (summa cum laude) focused on the development of an entirely new field in the microsurgical training of young neurosurgeons, patented with the goal of free worldwide accessibility and reproducibility, and in the process of publishing my first book on this topic. I also happen to love whisky and currywurst. And everything about Western literature and art, just as I love and appreciate all these things in every other culture and civilization. Sadly, I am not going to support genocidal scum and child rapists commit endless crimes against humanity, if that’s your idea of assimilation. And I am not going to just watch them burn down the world in real time and shut up about it in order to protect myself and my career. I swore an oath. And I take it very seriously. (I do however apologize for the cheap self-congratulatory introduction for the sake of the argument)

@theepicmap Worst footpath on the island

What is this double dotted line in Cyprus?

Rory Sutherland made a quietly devastating observation about one of the biggest societal shifts of the last 50 years. He said the move to the double-income household started as an option but quickly became an obligation. The big winners? Governments (twice as many people to tax) and property owners (now two salaries were needed to buy a house). The big loser? The family itself, which lost roughly 35 hours of discretionary leisure time per week — with no real increase in living standards, because the extra money was largely soaked up by higher house prices and taxes. It’s a classic example of how something that begins as liberation can quietly turn into a new form of constraint. Longitudinal studies on happiness and time use (including data from the American Time Use Survey and OECD reports) show that the sharp rise in dual-earner households correlated with stagnant or declining leisure time for families, while subjective well-being metrics for parents have not risen in line with the additional income — supporting the idea that much of the gain was captured by housing costs and taxation rather than improved quality of life. It’s a reminder to look carefully at changes that society presents as inevitable progress. What do you think — has the double-income model delivered more freedom or more pressure for most families?

@Fuzzycatpaws @stats_feed Ok lieutenant Dan.

@stats_feed my big D, drop that shit on the ground and BOOM!

What is the most dangerous but totally legal item you own?

@stats_feed Bleach, sugar, amd clingfilm.

@unpleasanthasan @EagleBird1233 @TheBoysOOCC That's literally the opposite of how a LLM AI works...

@EagleBird1233 @TheBoysOOCC Do you have any original thoughts of your own?

Eric Kripke says he “is totally bummed out” #TheBoys Season 5 was written before the presidential election. “I’m totally bummed out to say we wrote it before the election, it sounds super naive now but i swear the plan was ‘let’s write an 1984 version of what creeping authoritarianism looks like in America’ and maybe everyone will be like ‘whew we really dodged a bullet’ but instead we got hit with the bullet..” (Via:@TVGuide)

@djalexgraham @narindertweets @SpennySnoopDog Everybody wins!

@narindertweets @SpennySnoopDog He’s more likely to be shot if he goes against a referendum outcome

If Starmer rejoins us back into the EU I reckon he will win the next GE.

@ElliotKeck The lack of #streetscars is more significant

What a difference an absence of road markings makes to the aesthetics of a street. Connaught Square, Hyde Park Ward 👇

@YouGov Why wasn't crap WiFi an option?

Among the half of Britons who say they would turn down an opportunity to visit the Moon, a simple lack of interest is the most common reason to not want to go Not interested: 23% No point: 8% Reject idea of safe return: 8% Would be scared or anxious: 7% Nothing to do: 6% Too old: 6% Places on Earth I want to visit first: 5% Happy on Earth: 4% Claustrophobic: 3% Would damage environment: 3% Waste of money: 3% Fear of flying/heights: 3% Health issues: 3% yougov.com/en-gb/articles…

As Artemis II prepares to blast off for a trip around the Moon, Britons are divided over whether they would visit the Moon if they were given a chance where their safe return could be guaranteed Would want to go: 44% Would not want to go: 49%

@cries4lies @sciencegirl

@sciencegirl my brain 🤣🤣🤣

Capybaras have long legs and they kept it a secret

@NoFilterSkin Pope Gregory I invented prostitution?

MARY MAGDALENE WAS NEVER A PROSTITUTE. THAT WAS INVENTED BY POPE GREGORY I IN 591 AD. 600 YEARS AFTER HER DEATH. AND THE REASON THEY DESTROYED HER REPUTATION IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN THE LIE ITSELF. 🧵

@GillMor865 @GBNEWS @Jacob_Rees_Mogg Is that a common turn of phrase?

@GBNEWS @Jacob_Rees_Mogg Starmer couldn't smash a fried egg sandwich, nevermind the boat gangs !

'Every illegal immigrant who is pushed out of France over to the UK is one less illegal immigrant in France. Isn't it pretty obvious where their interest lies?' @Jacob_Rees_Mogg ridicules the Labour Government for extending its migrant deal with France.

@Jacob_Rees_Mogg France used to be obliged to keep them there rather than allowing them to move on to another EU member state. Why would they stop asylum seekers from leaving their country?

Sadly it is quite easy to ridicule this government, so unlike when we were in office and did things properly.

UK must agree to regular increases in NHS drug prices or it won't invest, says US pharma Eli Lilly. Last year to appease Trump UK govt agreed 25% price hike on US drugs. No end to corporate blackmail. Make your own. UK can easily produce generic drugs. theguardian.com/business/2026/…