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Sir Webblyingworth Brian Squirrelingtonshire 🐿
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Sir Webblyingworth Brian Squirrelingtonshire 🐿
@WebSquirrel
Made things you’ve seen. Not on your team, tribalism rots your brain. I burn my life to make a sunrise that I know I’ll never see.
Your bird feeder, Warwickshire, United Kingdom Katılım Nisan 2010
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@bbclaurak @BBCOne @BBCiPlayer “Her version of events” I think that’s the problem to begin with, well at least she’s consistent 🤭
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“To give her version of the story” is the problem to begin with. 🤭
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There is a certain irony in the extent to which Private Eye, set up to satirise the establishment, has come to reflect entirely Approved High Value Opinions
Emma Trimble@Emma_A_Webb
This show is now an artefact. It all seems so anachronistic. Their snobbery is so old hat. “The richest man in the world, who is working to send man to Mars, is so stupid he can’t have read the Odyssey hohoho the only Homer he has heard of is Simpson hoho”
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I’m sorry what
theguardian.com/us-news/2026/m…
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@C_Small_ @LeoKearse I’m half Italian half British.
What do I get? A dolmio puppet and a replacement bus service with no A/C? 🙃
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@LeoKearse You can already legally carry a dirk and sgian dubh as a part of traditional Scottish dress
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What's to stop me from starting a religion that requires me to carry a sawn-off shotgun?
Guru Nanak Gurdwara Smethwick@GNGSmethwick
Fortunately for Britain’s Sikhs, there will never be a Restore government. The Kirpan is a sacred article of faith carried responsibly by Sikhs for centuries. Attacking religious freedoms to chase headlines is not leadership it is ignorance wrapped in division politics.
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Do people edit a tweet just to get it to appear twice in your feed?
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I feel terrible for all the Blue Origin people (and relieved no one was hurt) but no lie, this is one of the greatest explosions I've ever seen. VFX departments are study and imitate it for years to come. Michael Bay is somewhere saying "Damn, not bad."
Spaceflight Now@SpaceflightNow
Here's our video of the explosion at Launch Complex 36. It happened about 9 pm ET (0100 UTC) as Blue Origin was beginning a static fire test of its New Glenn rocket. Watch live views: youtube.com/watch?v=thfYPs…
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I know we're on at least day 3 (?) of the Murrell mania but I still cannot stop laughing that he used stolen dosh to purchase The Sims 3 pets expansion pack
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I spotted this back in the 2010s moving from company to company with a >90% male dominated workforce.
Even before the culture war there was a presumption that women were being prevented from succeeding. BUT what I saw was a bunch of lonely single male workers absolutely desperate to work with and meet women and bosses who also would bend over backwards to accommodate them yet women weren’t getting sending CVs let alone getting interviewed because they weren’t showing up for their own statistic as the roles and sectors were not of interest to them. Blame social conditioning but that doesn’t reflect basic human nature.
The idea that these male dominated environments were hostile to women had no basis in reality from anything I was experiencing. It was as obviously wrong as the myths of the gender pay gap.
Heather Mac Donald@HMDatMI
“Sexist” gatekeepers are not keeping females out of tech fields or preventing them from founding companies. The VC world is desperate to back female entrepreneurs—if it could only find them. The leaders of AI and other tech ventures remain overwhelmingly male not because of “the patriarchy” but because males on average are driven to take risks, to compete, and to expand the boundaries of knowledge through obsessive exploration and work—far more than the average female.
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British political discourse (2016-2026) in a nutshell.
Oliver 🫒❤️🔥🌾@Pyrrrhos
How about we focus on fixing the problem rather than worrying about a single letter in an acronym?
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@Pyrrrhos This is, in essence, the most british discourse thing possible.
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How about we focus on fixing the problem rather than worrying about a single letter in an acronym?
Channel 4 News@Channel4News
Apprentice Rushid Afzali says society should use the term LEETs (Looking for Education, Employment and Training), rather than NEETs (Not in Education, Employment and Training). He says the word NEET suggests young people do not want to work and instead portrays them as "absent". It comes after a new report published this week has found that the number of 16 to 24-year-olds in that bracket has now increased to more than a million in the UK. Channel 4 News led a discussion on the issue with Rushid, 24-year-old graduate Oscar Brown, University of Manchester Vice Chancellor Duncan Ivison and Kate Nicholls, CEO of UKHospitality.
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I’m willing to give Sturgeon the benefit of doubt regarding the kitchen.
I do have a follow up question.
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Anyone else noticed how British midwits love to virtue signal how much they don't like America? Presumably because of T.D.S. Someone in my family said it (which is fair enough you'd think) but it's somewhat at odds with the fact that since the 90s they've gone to US at least 6x times for their holidays maybe more.
Imagine saying to someone "I really don't like Kazakhstan" and yet they've voluntarily gone their 6x times in the last 40 years.
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Imagine showing this to a 1st or 2nd wave feminist of the last century.
LBC@LBC
‘Don’t you see that as a denigration of your baby?!’ Porn star Bonnie Blue’s plans to turn her baby shower into a ‘golden shower’ leaves Shelagh Fogarty feeling uncomfortable.
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