Sock Badger
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Sock Badger
@SockBadger
Escaped criminal badger, on the run for illegal jam mining operations and sock displacement crimes.
In a burrow nearby Katılım Mart 2014
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@rickyberwick @StinkyBlueRat I hope Ricky gets to be in the new Avengers movie.
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@inu_inu You are getting these done fast! Remember to blow on your paintbrush to cool it down.
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@shindsssub Those shelves are too bare; you need to get more boxes of miniatures in there at once.
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@JohnCleese I do enjoy one of the sponsors being Specsavers to be honest.
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The Book of Islamic Irony, page 1
🙏🌧🌍@godblesstoto
“She received the award at the Palace of Westminster in recognition of her work empowering young women.” This cannot be real 😂😂😂
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@tumazuma_paint The warmth against the cold is very striking, glad to see it is progressing.
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@chk_toni As someone who just got into Ionic paints, I appreciate this. Made me go out and get some orks. Check out the Ionic Malifaux set for gremlins; there are some interesting greens in that set.
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New tutorial up on Patreon painting with three different greens recipes the new Orks from Armageddon box 🔥
#warhammer40k
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@UnitreeRobotics Nice, it's one of the wheelers from return to Oz.
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My first YouTube livestream in a while! come join me tonight at 1700 BST! youtube.com/live/J086plZo6…

YouTube

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@Tom_Rowsell No wonder pasty mining quotas are down. We need to make Cornwall and its culture live again.
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This Cornishman compares the clannish culture of the people of Sennen Cove, at the western edge of Britain, to that of the Indian caste system. Dick George, interviewed in 1982, grew up on the sandy ridge above the cove but was still regarded as an outsider by the covers who would discourage their daughters from marrying his kind.
This explains why the People of the British Isles study discovered in 2015 that natives of Cornwall formed their own genetic cluster, distinct from that of Devon on the other side of the Tamar. Intermarriage with Cornishmen in the neighbouring village, let alone with Welshmen or Devonians, was discouraged. What preserved Cornish as a distinct genetic group in England, while much of the rest homogenised into a single genetic cluster, is lack of domestic migration during the Industrial Revolution - no one was moving to Cornwall in the early modern period.
But since the 1980’s that has been changing fast, especially since Covid. The 2021 census recorded only around 117,350 people identifying as Cornish in the UK. This makes them less than 20% of the population of Cornwall. Domestic migration or “incomers” and intermarriage with them has ended Cornish tribalism.
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@creoshobby_info Wow, that is really classy. Shame it won't fit the 289. I wonder how easy it is to get spilt water-based acrylics off of it?
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@AkkadSecretary If it were just this size, I would say no. But this size, with the history of it and the aesthetic of the construction, could be cosy to the extreme. Still a bit of a fixer-upper, but that could be rewarding too.
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@Diver_Squeek @IfindWankers @BBC You can go back a long way and find great stuff, from Monty Python to Red Dwarf and to dramas that won awards when awards were something given for merit, not the industry marking its own homework.
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@SockBadger @IfindWankers I cannot remember the last time I watched a @BBC show. All woke garbage now. Hard to think the produced Bottom and collaborated with HBO to make Rome. 2 of my favourites.
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The BBC are so desperate for people to cough up the licence fee that they’ve released yet another piece of wanktarded propaganda.
What they “forgot” to mention, of course, is the long line of paid, protected, and prolific nonces they shielded for decades — monsters like Jimmy Savile, Stuart Hall, Chris Denning, Rolf Harris, Alex Bartlett, and Huw Edwards.
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@TuomistoJoni Nice. I didn't realise these kits were so changeable, like the helmet was removable and everything. There aren't a lot of pictures of the sprues around.
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@SockBadger It's from thr Stosstruppen kit from Trench Crusade
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@tumazuma_paint Worth mentioning that the leather looks very good and warm, contrasting against the armour.
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@Glinner "Why are all these men lying on the floor?"
'We couldn't afford carpets.'
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Welling up thinking of all those dead people who didn't have the foresight to put a jacket under their head.

Just Jayne♀️(Finch)@canthelpmenow7
😂😂😂😂😂😂
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@CountDankulaTV Moisturised, relaxed, in his lane, calm, collected, crab.
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@JC70769 It robs those fictional people of their agency too. Have you ever seen how passive a fed animal can be? Humans are animals too. Humans getting it for free do not strive, do not aspire, except for a few exceptional outliers.
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"A guy looked at my airplane the other day and said I wonder how many people I could have fed for the price of that airplane...
I replied I am not sure, it fed a lot of families at the Dassault factory where it was built. I’m sure it fed a bunch of families that rolled the aluminum at the Alcoa factory. It surely fed a lot of people at the Honeywell factory where the experts built the turbines. It fed a whole company for a few weeks when I had them build me a new interior. It feeds the families of the linemen that fuel it.
That’s the difference between capitalism and a welfare mentality. When you buy something, you put money in people's pockets, and give them dignity for their skills.
When you give someone something for nothing, you rob them of their dignity and self worth.
Capitalism is freely giving your money in exchange for something of value.
Socialism is taking your money against your will and shoving something down your throat that you never asked for."

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