Duncan Browne

Danny Dyer’s Deadliest Men: Stephen Fry

Ну такого гола вы точно никогда не видели! Ну это чемпионат Молдовы!

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Thought that was the Iron Sheik’s trainer at first glance

From today's @FT #marathon #sabastiansawe

@JosephKahn I remember when Deftones killed ska

Coldplay killed Britpop. They're a great band with great songs, but they took the danger out of exported UK music. Everytime the Brits invaded America, they brought a foreign danger, smashing hotel rooms and groupies. Coldplay came over like the most polite tourists, blasting their music into our McDonalds, doing yoga with our Karens and conquering their leader, Gwenyth Paltrow. They defanged Britpop.

@SaffronLF @JuliaHB1 Beans on toast turned me communist 😂

Sinister as fuck, they’re not happy having peoples kids for 6-7 hours per day they want to get them in earlier for a bit more control fucking hell next it’ll be tax funded government appointed tucker inners who demand to come make sure your kids are tucked up in bed at a certain time, maybe a drag queen to read them a nice story before they fall asleep🙄

The breakfasts are not free. They are paid for by taxes - mostly on parents who feed their own kids. Most of these 10,000 children would have had a perfectly healthy breakfast at home without these clubs. This isn't about helping the poorest kids, it's the state taking over the basic job of parenting.

And Pierluigi Collins wants to ban rebounds!

@Parker5092 @EllenFWalker All the best movies are on DailyMotion

@EllenFWalker it's because the film industry here has slowly become, like, so incredibly underfunded that independent films now have no budget

The British used to make films with significant artistic risk like The Wicker Man and Penda's Fen now we make crap with names like "the bountiful pilgrimage of mr harold pettyfeather" and "the naughty penguin project"

The BFIPlayer and Mubi are excellent streaming apps with excellent movies. If you like daring, dangerous, original and brilliant there are hundreds of titles in two very succinct places… they’re still being made

Donnarumma’s an absolute what??? Joe Hart?

@StirkRichard @JohnCleese What have the Labour Government done Richard? I’ve read about Mandelson’s indiscretions. But who else?

@JohnCleese And the monarch and the labour government along with many other countries.

Hear, hear Let it collapse

@CoviLeaks May I ask what details you have to give X to purchase your Blue Tick please? Couldn’t we use a system like this for verification?

When this UK ban becomes law, it will require age verification for everyone over 16 to ensure under 16s can’t access social media. That means all social media users would need to prove their age by uploading an ID (passport/drivers licence) and biometric data - all under the guise of protecting children. Unless we stop this, we are being steered toward a forced choice: comply, or be pushed offline and silenced... again. And make no mistake, silence is the objective. If dissent cannot speak, it cannot spread. If it cannot spread, it cannot organise. That is not an accident; it is the design. Some will say, "Just leave the system. Join a community. Become self-sustaining." That sounds comforting, but it is temporary, and it is naïve. You really think opting out makes you invisible? That power structures politely stop at the edge of a commune? History shows the opposite. Withdrawal does not equal freedom when control keeps expanding. Believing otherwise is wishful thinking, not strategy. So ask yourselves; how do we organise, mobilise, and resist without communication at scale? Those who were active in 2020 already felt this. We’ve lived it. When accounts were suspended, pages wiped, reach throttled for weeks or months, momentum died. Networks fractured. Messages stalled... This isn’t hypothetical. Digital gatekeeping is already normalised. Company directors. Benefits claimants. OneLogin. Centralised access. Centralised compliance by stealth, coercion and exclusion. Now this under 16's ban means digital ID checks for anyone wanting to keep social media. The pattern is clear if you’re willing to look at it. The fight is not about 'living online.' But it’s about losing the ability to speak to one another at scale. Social media is not freedom... but it is a tool. And tools matter in asymmetrical fights - where the two sides do not have equal 'power', resources, or tools. You don’t win by discarding these tools out of principle while your opponent controls every other channel. In my view, the answer isn’t retreat. It’s leverage. Use social media deliberately, strategically and without worshipping it... but without surrendering it either. Because once that space is gone, getting it back won’t be an option. This is the moment where pretending it doesn’t matter becomes the biggest risk of all. We must resist this ban - it's the prelude to digital ID for all.

Even the lyrics sound like a Trump speech 🤣

Chop Suey with Chicken, please🐓😂

The Day Today and Armando Iannucci Show were launched a year out either way. What a time

Between 95-00 the UK gave us… Brass Eye I’m Alan Partridge Big Train League of Gentleman Father Ted Spaced Jam Royle Family Adam and Joe Trigger Happy TV Goodness Gracious Me Game On Gimme Gimme Gimme Nuts!

@GoldingBF Thank you Paul. We need someone to point out what a free country the UK is

Tommy handled this well. He’s in the UAE. He cannot afford to get nicked and imprisoned over there. He stood his ground and did what he could. If this happened in Luton, Tommy would have lamped him, and rightly so. That’s my ‘take’ on the situation.

@Connor_LFC8 The Klopp who finished a place behind Solskjaer’s Manchester United in 20-21?