@benonwine The remake of 'The Fly' looks a bit shit.
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Martin Pendleton 🇬🇧
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Martin Pendleton 🇬🇧
@PendletonMartin
Retired Fitter / IT systems engineer interested in politics and good arguments.
North Lincolnshire, England 参加日 Nisan 2013
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Watch this brave Iranian woman absolutely school a clueless Western so-called activist.
It is utterly embarrassing to see white European women, who enjoy absolute freedom and equal rights, stand in the streets of the UK to protect a misogynistic, terrorist regime that beats, tortures, and kills women for asking equality.
Hypocrisy at the highest level!!
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@Glinner @theslaysiandiva Is this like the Spartacus scene ? "No, fuck you", "No... Fuck you!", " Nooo, f...
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@Mattisamazing33 Has she had a visit to the dentist lately? Could be pain and discomfort from her teeth or gums.
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Bess is a very picky eater and often won’t finish meals. I’ve tried expensive dog foods. All sorts. Perhaps I need to try raw? Not sure if I can be arsed with the storage etc. Where do you order raw from? How long does it last? Advice would be lovely. Thanks
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@ArchRose90 Are there no grown men with a backbone in Britain anymore?
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Ipswich Town’s Chairman has apologised for any “hurt, pain and distress that’s been caused” by hosting Nigel Farage.
This man is wet wipe and looks so pathetic. Imagine doing this just because a few overgrown children threw a tantrum.
I’m embarrassed for him.
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@kellro36 He gave blocks of wood across the country hope, that they too could become leader of the country.
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If Starmer was to go after the May elections, what would his legacy be?
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@PaulEmbery In 1968 my cub scouts pack had a show for the parents, including a scene where some of us pretended to be wax works of famous people. I was dressed up as Adolf Hitler. Cancel me now!
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I genuinely struggle to get worked up about this type of thing. There is a long tradition of Britons mimicking Nazis for comedic effect. Think Basil Fawlty, Freddie Starr, Spike Milligan. Unless there is evidence that the person truly holds Nazi views, why should we care?
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@AaronBastani @StatisticUrban Isn't that one of those fizzy drinks maker from the '70s?
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Maybe I'm just ignorant, but despite looking, I've still never found a true example of a word/idea that cannot be translated into English.
The English version may take multiple words, or even a sentence. It may lose its poetry. But it can be translated all the same.
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Just watching the Labour twonk on @GBNEWS with @MichelleDewbs . He's swerving every question about Mandelson and Starmer. I cannot wait to vote for @reformparty_uk to kick out these sneaky, lying bastards.
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@DreyfusJames It would have to be hell of a tractor beam to get her off the ground!
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Just makes me further believe that ‘The Carousel’ idea from “Logan’s Run” was on to something…
I was going to say the same about the premise of “Soylent Green”, but I don’t fancy picking bits of ‘Scout’ from in-between my teeth all day…
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This is not AI or Manipulated . It is an actual sign I took in a hotel I was staying in . read the whole sign and tell me what is wrong 😆😆🙈🙈#youhadonejob
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The row over the Trafalgar Square iftar has seen Jews and Christians coming to the defence of Muslims.
My thoughts on a fascinating and important trend:-
comment.press/iftar
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@SydneyLWatson Ooo, have you considered that as a forest person you'd have to grow a beard? Perhaps a spa near a beach would be more up your street.
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Tell me about Wyoming.
Where is the nicest, mountain-y part that's also not TOO FAR from civilization.
I desire to buy many acres there and disappear into the wilderness.
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Some cultures *are* better than others. It's a shame western liberal women don't realise that.
Harman Singh Kapoor@kingkapoor72
A woman was just thrashed in front of others and her daughter because she dared to use her mobile phone in public
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@PaulEmbery He didn't blink. He realised he'd been stupid to say he'd bomb Iran's power plants which would have punished the very people he's trying to free from oppression. This is just him backtracking on that threat.
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Trump blinked. His reputation will not recover from this. As with his climbdown over Greenland, he has almost certainly won no significant concessions. "Art of the deal", my foot. I have never seen such shambolic incompetence from a world leader. I've known parish councillors with a better understanding of statecraft.
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@coyleneil @NJ_Timothy But I bet they're not praying for all the infidels to drop dead.
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Every day before the Commons sits MPs pray in the chamber. Today it’s at 2.30pm. Someone let @NJ_Timothy know so he doesn’t cr*p himself. I know he has a fear of people praying.
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@JuliaHB1 Julia, it’s a matter of public record that I led on the prosecutions of the so called “Danish cartoon protestors” 20 yrs ago.
My faith is not weakened by cartoons
The Muslim communities are not one homogenous group, but all of them are held responsible for the actions of a few
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I don't have a faith but, if I did, I'm pretty sure my belief in my God would be able to withstand a bit of mockery and criticism - and, hey, even a cartoon - without me feeling the need to threaten to kill those mocking, criticising or drawing. But I guess that makes me a bigot.
nazir afzal@nazirafzal
If your Faith feels undermined by chocolate box branding, diverse TV adverts or 8 mins of public prayer at a 2 hour interfaith event, then it isn’t your Faith under attack, it’s your sense of control, your discomfort with difference, and your understanding of what Faith really is
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@PaulEmbery Whenever people mention 'the centre', an image of Rory Stewart springs to mind. 🤢
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The problem with this argument is that the “centre” isn’t what the political elites believe it to be. What they consider to be the “centre” is actually the fringe - the worldview of a band of militant “centrists” who are utterly out of touch with mainstream opinion.
The Observer@ObserverUK
Britain’s only way out of this mess is a shift to the centre, writes Philip Collins Voting intentions are split five ways, so politicians must plan for a coalition. Can anyone make space between the left and right? bit.ly/4bE9ElD
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