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@PontistGirl Or a man from Buenos Aires in a hurry, whilst in a crowd.

Argy- Bargy Noun A noisy argument or heated dispute.

@sharrond62 In fairness, this is not a men sorting themselves out thing. There are just far too many men and women who do not stand up and be counted. Especially the entitled former pros like Megan Rapino etc. Hats off to you, thank you for taking a stand.

When unfairness in sport effects men (carbon shoes, sharkskin swim suits) it gets sorted in weeks, so far in women’s sport it’s been over 10 years since males self ID’ing & 26 years since males with a DSD weren’t stopped, by a single once in a lifetime sex screening cheek swab

@ZubyMusic @CoachDanGo He would, so there is 1 person

@CoachDanGo Nobody would notice. 🥲

If the average man does these for 6 months straight: 1) Quit porn 2) Hit the gym 4x a week 3) Get 7-8 hours of sleep a night 4) Eat a high protein nutrient dense diet 5) Worked on a goal worthy of his attention ...He'd be unrecognizable to his friends & family.

@Denak002 @TheNorfolkLion Fake or stollen of some wealthy but not street smart kid.

@DigitalMike78 @TheNorfolkLion Had a pair of £860 Dior B30’s on with that goose too… all fake most likely, but every bit of it will be paid for by the dole and selling drugs.

British lad threw the man off the train who refused to get off and was holding it up for everyone 👏🏻 The country has had enough.

@Garrywaters152 @TheNorfolkLion Or he stole it....

@DigitalMike78 @TheNorfolkLion It was a Ganada Coose Temu special 🤣

@ZubyMusic Ask him, "why are you gay" and follow up with, "you are gay" - see if he finds it funny.

I'm interviewing a progressive activist and Democratic campaigner for my podcast soon. It's rare for lefties to reach out to appear on my show, so I respect that. What questions should I ask?

@elonmusk I am worried that people will lose jobs and SME business may close, how will that make people wealthy? It is a concern.

In case you missed it the first time around

@Tesla I am trying to buy 2 model Y cars from you (one lease one buy). The process is a nightmaare. Finance offers being given and then changed, comms via an app, but not in a showroom. I have tried and tried, but I give up and must take my money elsewhere.

@elonmusk @Tesla I am trying to buy 2 new Teslas and it is so bloody frustrating. Can you please just let people buy from a showroom and in person. It is getting to the point that I need to walk away because the process is just DUMB!

@MsMelChen I thought you were british...

I only just learned that when Brits say “pants” they don’t actually mean pants. They mean underwear. Why they don’t specify the “under” part, we will never know. But they invented the language so we have to bite our tongue. Every American transplant to the UK has a funny or embarrassing story of when and how they learned of this

@dshensmith @Alexarmstrong If only the Nazis had known in 1940 that they just needed little dingheys and the navy would go get them and bring them in to Dover.

I’ve never heard of so much utter rubbish in all my life.

@kezia_noble Net, but who came and who left is more insightful

Reminder: Net migration to the U.K. in 1987 was 8,266. Net migration to the U.K. in 2025 was 675,000. Awful statistics.

@nasdaily @elonmusk Dude, even Grok used wikepedia for some analysis... CRAZY

@elonmusk Thanks for building it. Please push Google to stop favoring Wikipedia in the search results!

Try Grokipedia.com

@SteveSayersOne @ZiaYusufUK Assume you mean let the Chagos surrender die, which it seems like it is as the Government has pulled the bill from the Lords.

@DigitalMike78 @ZiaYusufUK Let it die.

Nigel Farage has just made an extraordinary diplomatic intervention in the interests of the British people.

@SteveSayersOne @ZiaYusufUK It is not done until ratified by parliament. Also an international treaty from 1966 says the USA have a final say.

Guardian disagrees - “The UK Labour government finalized the Chagos Islands sovereignty transfer to Mauritius in October 2024, securing a 99-year lease on Diego Garcia for the vital joint UK-US military base (official cost: £3.4bn). The deal stemmed partly from US pressure under the prior administration, fearing an adverse International Court of Justice ruling could jeopardize the base. Early lobbying by Labour (via then-Ambassador Peter Mandelson) appeared successful: in May 2025, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio publicly endorsed it after "a lot of talk, explaining and persuading," stating it ensured "long-term, stable, and effective operation" of the facility. Despite this, British conservatives persisted in opposition. A September 2025 letter from figures including Iain Duncan Smith, Kate Hoey, David Starkey, and Nile Gardiner warned Trump's circle of risks from China/Russia exploiting the arrangement. These efforts gained little traction for months. The decisive turning point came on Monday evening, 20 January 2026. Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch met US House Speaker Mike Johnson in Washington and directly pressed him on the Chagos deal (alongside North Sea oil). According to Tory sources quoted in the article, Badenoch explicitly argued that — despite the US having welcomed the agreement — it was actually weakening British and American interests. This brief encounter is explicitly credited in the headline and opening as the spark: "How Badenoch’s meeting with Mike Johnson led to Trump’s Chagos deal rant" and "The brief encounter set off a chain of events including a call from Johnson to Donald Trump, a social media blast from the US president against the Chagos deal..." - That same evening, Johnson spoke to Donald Trump (British officials believe he raised Chagos). - Hours later, Trump posted on Truth Social: “The UK giving away extremely important land is an act of GREAT STUPIDITY, and is another in a very long line of National Security reasons why Greenland has to be acquired.” - The post linked Chagos criticism to Trump's renewed Greenland ambitions and tariff threats against allies like Denmark. This sudden shift prompted Prime Minister Keir Starmer's unusually sharp Commons response on 21 January, accusing Trump of weaponizing Chagos rhetoric to pressure Britain over Greenland: "He deployed those words for the express purpose of putting pressure on me and Britain... I will not yield." Downing Street called it a "significant, national moment," marking a more combative UK stance toward Trump. The article contrasts this with Nigel Farage's parallel but secondary efforts (e.g., repeating similar points on GB News that evening), while framing Badenoch's targeted, high-level intervention with the Speaker as the key trigger amid the Greenland timing. Domestic politics played a role too — Starmer sought to portray Badenoch as overly deferential to Trump — but the core chain of causation runs: Badenoch → Johnson → Trump post → Starmer's rebuff.”

@DefiantLs It is incredible how safe cars are now, the real winner here is that the drivers will be alive.

Who's in the wrong?

@elicalebon #efransaltani

Urgent: how to help save a young protester’s life. I cannot believe how many years we’ve had to recycle this dystopian practice. God, when will it end? #ErfanSoltani

@ItsSelenaMaris @TitaniaMcGrath Parody, satire, you know...

@TitaniaMcGrath Labeling people fighting for basic human rights as having "internalized Islamophobia" is the most pathetic display of privilege I've ever seen. You’re literally siding with an oppressive regime just to score points in your imaginary culture war. Disgraceful.

Please stop sharing this footage of the protesters in Iran. We should not be publicly shaming those who are suffering from internalised Islamophobia.

@elicalebon @TheFP Nails it.

What’s going on in Iran, how did we get here, and why you should pay attention. In collaboration with @TheFP