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TRUMP SKIPS WHITE HOUSE DOG, ROASTS BIDEN’S 😂
@POTUS jokes he skipped getting a White House dog because it would feel staged, while poking fun at Joe Biden’s dog as “a vicious dog,” quipping, “Can you imagine, Donald Trump has purchased a lovely little poodle?”
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@JamesHarvey2503 @BritainisCool The right vote split between reform and restore, the tories are not right they are left
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@jammierooroo @SkyUK Cancel it for her cancel it for you .
That's crazy money for not much in return
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Really not happy with @SkyUK
They called my elderly MIL today, a vulnerable woman who only lost her husband to months ago, and harangued her into a 24 month contract at £170 per month!!!
She was crying as she came off the call and is so upset and distressed that she has called me for help.
I have the same package that she’s been offered and I pay £110 a month, so they are clearly just ripping off the elderly!!
Absolutely disgusting.
Can’t call them as I am not with her for authorisation until Monday, but they will be hearing from me then!
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This just happened completely randomly today to me on TikTok, which is a platform I love. I saw this scientist or doctor or something talking about Doritos and he used the phrase "Ingredients I can't even pronounce." And then almost instantly another video appeared with a completely different scientist/doctor, and he used the exact same phrase. So here's my question. Are Doritos safe or not?
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@ethicalliberty If they are libtards then don't worry it, its no great loss
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@FraserDian79671 @CherieBeneteau Rip the dvds to an external hard drive no ads no messing around, no changing discs, no streaming service needed
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@CherieBeneteau Buy 70's/80's tv series on dvd and keep the player in good condition😁 Just bought the Rockford files bc the streaming service removed it from archives.
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@iFightForKids @em_Lazzy If you want a really shitty service and extremely long wait times and a system that never has enough money then you need it
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@em_Lazzy I would literally burn money before I give it to some lazy fuck lmao
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@omgsidewalks Aim for your 40s, thats when you get wise so you'll need as much money as you can get by then to use it wisely.
Forget the live for today crap , your 20s and 30s are the time to make and save money for your 40s 50s.
By the time your in your 40s some cool shit will be around
Save
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@celtic_jaime Almost sliced his wrist when doing the onion, probably would have just added it to the sauce then super glued it up
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Britons blame 'Donald Trump tax' for soaring household energy costs
gbnews.com/money/donald-t…
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Thanks for informing us, Naga. We didn't realise that women enjoy sex.
Charlotte Gill@CharlotteCGill
Well done
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@MrAndyNgo Take the time and block anything that looks like this, also block any video that says part 1 and there's no part 2 and any movie clip or tv show clip and any video with AI narration.
Take the time and BLOCK 🚫
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Are people really more likely to share and engage with posts that do this?
HTF@enjayglowbe72
jesus christ
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@Artemisfornow You should have atleast a couple of fully charged power banks to charge phones.
Get ones with high capacity and keep them charged.
Also have a portable gas stove(camping) and a supply of gas canisters.
£200 pounds should do it then your covered for a couple of days
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It's the end of the world in real time at my house. There's been no electricity since last night.
Which now means there's no hot water, no heat pump, no fridge, no lights and no way to recharge any phone or laptop.
It makes me think about how blackouts really work and how dangerously unprepared the UK is if the power fails.
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@GBPolitcs Teach your daughters how to use a knife & make them carry them. They now live in a dangerous place.
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@iAmJoshHunt So what can the average everyday person do to prepare.
Not someone who is rich and mobile just an average person who.is stuck here.
Practical was to prepare
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I want to talk about the scale of what’s coming for the UK over the next three months. Because I don’t think many people have joined the dots yet.
The Strait of Hormuz has been effectively closed for over five weeks. Before this war, 135 ships passed through it every day. Now it’s 5 to 7. Over 600 vessels are still stranded. Iran has mined the strait, is charging tolls, and controlling who passes. The CEO of Abu Dhabi’s national oil company said it this week: “The Strait of Hormuz is not open. Access is being restricted, conditioned and controlled. That is coercion.”
Two thirds of Gulf crude has no alternative route. 14 million barrels a day behind a 21-mile chokepoint.
Energy bills are forecast to jump 20% in July. From £1,641 to nearly £2,000. The second major energy shock in four years. Petrol up over 15%. Diesel up nearly 30%. Wholesale gas rose 75% in under four weeks.
Food inflation could hit 8% by June and 9% by December. Academics advising DEFRA say it could reach 12%. UK food prices are already 38% higher than before Covid. We’re only 62% self-sufficient in food. We import 60% of our nitrogen fertiliser. Red diesel for farming has surged 60%. Average arable farm income has fallen to £17,000, the lowest in over 20 years.
Yesterday, China announced it’s halting all sulphuric acid exports from May. Sulphuric acid is essential for phosphate fertilisers, copper mining, oil refining, and battery manufacturing. A third of the world’s sulphur was already blocked by the Hormuz closure. Now the world’s largest exporter has pulled the other lever at the same time. The fertiliser crisis just got significantly worse, heading straight into planting season.
Before the war, markets expected rate cuts. Now they’ve priced in two rate rises. Over 1,500 mortgage products have been pulled. Two year fixes have jumped from 4.8% to 5.5%. Nearly £1,000 a year extra on a £200k mortgage. Gone in weeks.
Flights are next. A quarter of UK jet fuel comes from Kuwait, behind the strait. In early April, major carriers said they had five to six weeks of reserves. That clock is running. Ryanair’s CEO has warned 5-10% of summer flights could be cancelled.
Iran’s strike on Qatar’s Ras Laffan LNG complex, which handles 30% of the world’s helium, is estimated to take 3 to 5 years to repair. Helium is critical for semiconductors and MRI machines. That’s not a disruption. That’s structural damage.
Chemical and steel manufacturers are imposing surcharges of up to 30%. Analysts are warning of permanent deindustrialisation. European gas storage was at just 30% after a harsh winter. If the strait stays restricted through summer, Europe can’t refill for next winter.
In Ireland, fuel protests shut down Dublin for four days. The army was deployed. Over 100 fuel stations ran dry, with warnings of 500 by end of the week. Downing Street has held talks on the potential for mass protests here.
The OECD has downgraded the UK more than any other G7 nation. Growth slashed from 1.2% to 0.7%. Inflation forecast nearly doubled to 4%, with some saying it could breach 5%.
Starmer and Trump spoke this week about military options to reopen the strait. The UK is leading a 30+ nation coalition. But the ceasefire is already fracturing. Iran re-closed the strait over Israeli strikes on Lebanon. Reeves is boxed in by fiscal rules. Higher gilt yields are eating her headroom. And I haven’t heard a credible plan from anyone in Westminster.
Energy. Food. Fertiliser. Aviation fuel. Mortgages. Industrial chemicals. Semiconductors. Shipping. Government borrowing. Political stability. All under stress. All compounding.
This country imports 44% of its energy. Has almost no gas storage. Imports most of its food and fertiliser. Gets a quarter of its jet fuel from behind a mined strait.
Every structural weakness built up over 20 years is being stress tested at once.
The next three months aren’t going to be uncomfortable. They’re going to be defining
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