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Data Science & Engineering / Distributed Systems / Rescue Diver / Sarcasm.

Greenwich, London Katılım Haziran 2009
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@HammerToe London to Manchester on train would be more than £300.... probably.
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Matt Hamilton@HammerToe·
Flight pricing sucks. My daughter just looking for a flight from UK to Barbados. BA have a flight from LHR -> BGI for GBP 1,150 return. They also have a flight MAN -> LHR -> BGI for GBP 850 return *the LHR - BGI leg is the same flight in both cases*. Ironically she lives about 15 mins drive from LHR. And the flight originating from Manchaster has a 12 hour layover in LHR. So she could literally get the train from London to Manchester... fly back from Manchester to London. Go back home and have a cup of tea and chill for some hours, then go back to Heathrow and get on the connecting flight to Barbados.
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@Prabhav_Gupta @TfL @SadiqKhan Huh? #tfl is giving the option of working 4 days instead of 5 totalling the same hours. Greedy drivers want 4 days for full pay working the same number of hours per day. #tfl isn't in the wrong here at all. A four day work week means the same total hours, not a rate increase.
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@DreaythVA @gnukeith To add to that, chickens *need* gravity to swallow as they don't have the required muscles. That's why they tilt their head back to swallow. Without gravity, chickens can't eat.
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Dreayth@DreaythVA·
People are clowning on you but ill just give you a straight answer: While gravity helps, food is moved through your body via muscle contractions. You know how you can hold a tube of toothpaste upside down and it wont come out, but by squeezing the tube you can force it out? Your body basically squeezes the things you swallow through your system. Also yes, the body does have gravity, all mass has gravity, but we're so small compared to the earth that the gravitational pull we exert on other matter is practically nothing compared to how much gravity the earth has. Gravity increases with mass, and 1 human compared to the entire earth's mass is an insane difference. Tldr: You swallow and digest food because the muscles and organs in your digestive track contract, forcing it through. Gravity plays a role, but only in making the process less taxing on your body.
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Farrukh@implausibleblog·
#HIGNFY on Trump's illegal attack on Iran Ian Hislop, "Trump literally thought the way to stop wars is to start them, and historically, that hasn't proved to be true" Armando Iannucci, "No" Ian Hislop, "He claimed that all of America's war aims have been fulfilled. It's impossible because they didn't have any" Armando Iannucci, "And he said that he didn't start it, they started it, and what he did was pre start it, because he knew they were going to start it" Ian Hislop, "And he is having negotiations with people who aren't imaginary" Armando Iannucci, "That's true" Ian Hislop, "Trump is not a fantasist who imagines that the voices in his head are the opposition in Iran negotiating. That's not his modus operandi" Paul Merton, "No because he's a malignant narcissist" Armando Iannucci, "He's the only person I know who negotiates with himself and comes out with a worse deal"
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So #Trump spent 40B to be able to pay Iran massive tolls for every ship with the same regime in charge as was at the start of the war? Sounds like #Iran won.
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@ZiaYusufUK Muslims coerced their families to vote for a Jewish, gay bloke. Adds up there, Sherlock.
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Zia Yusuf@ZiaYusufUK·
It’s not “family voting”. It’s illegal coercion. And it will not be tolerated under a Reform government.
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@RoyalMail "delivery attempted" with no card left, no attempt actually made. Impossible to reach a human on the phone or on the app. No way to raise complaints. Just robots on the phone and endless faqs on the support page. Is this customer experience intentional?
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@JackEccles_JAE @GoodwinMJ The sectarian muslamic voters turned up in numbers for a gay, Jewish guy. Sounds about right.
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Matt Goodwin@GoodwinMJ·
This is not democracy. This is coercive, sectarian politics dressed up as democracy We are in deep, deep trouble
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@afneil Is your argument based on any actual numbers? Or is your "no not brexit" now "those things more than brexit"?
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Andrew Neil@afneil·
Thanks for the compliment. If only we had your insight and expertise. It’s par for the course to be patronised by one of the anonymous ‘journalists’ at The Economist who write sneeringly about Britain as if they had a bad smell in their noses. I don’t doubt Brexit has lowered per capita GDP growth. It’s certainly hard to maintain it’s increased it! But I’m not convinced by the various efforts to measure it (usually by parti pris economists), which you happily promulgate without question. The OBR’s claim (still making it last November) that total UK trade is/will be 15% lower than if we’d stayed in the EU looks increasingly incredible. Plus so many commentators desperate to blame Brexit for trade declines simply attribute all the decline to Brexit. Sloppy. Since 2019 UK fuel (oil and gas) exports are down 22.5%, chemicals down 15% and iron/steel/glass/ceramics down 22%. These declines are as much to do with net zero policies, which have given UK the highest industrial energy costs in the world, as Brexit. Indeed I would argue it has much more to do with net zero, even if Brexit has contributed to the decline. But then The Economist is a fervent supporter of net zero — so we’re not going to hear that explanation from you, are we? @TheEconomist
John Peet@JohnGPeet

@afneil Any serious economist, which does not include @afneil, would see non-tariff barriers, lower export growth and cut investment since 2019, and find that Brexit has lowered growth in GDP per head. Why can’t Brexiteers concede this - and offer another reason for their idiotic policy?

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@PedroDelHorno @Heccles94 I see you need a history lesson. Nazis hate Jews and we're fascist. Elon is a Nazi. You align with that dirtbag. That makes you a Jew hating fascist dirtbag. Good day.
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@CrimsonPKing @afneil So you "bother" tweeting paragraph after paragraph but won't bother when asked to prove your utter fabrication. Funny that.
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More Equal Animals@CrimsonPKing·
@afneil Yes it is, but I am not going to bother. You fall into histrionic senility every time you think you can blame something on Trump. Imagine a country that has been serving their daughters to the local mosques for years believing they have authority to criticize.
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Andrew Neil@afneil·
It’s not on video. People like you are just claiming it is. And I don’t worry about the NYPD — lot more professional than the federal agents in Minneapolis.
More Equal Animals@CrimsonPKing

@afneil It is on video. Worry about your own cops Andrew.

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@afneil America is so messed up that many nurses always carry a firearm. The reason he was carrying might just be that he always carries. And that is completely legal there.
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Andrew Neil@afneil·
He should never have carried that gun to the protest. But that is hardly reason enough to shoot him 10 times when he had already been disarmed and immobilised. What is the evidence his gun discharged when the agent seized it? Is ICE making that claim? It can easily be tested.
GlasgowGuy1234@Glasgowguy1974

@CliveWismayer @afneil His gun discharged when it was removed from his holster. Why did he even bring a gun to a protest?

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