Dr. Gerhard *Capital G* Schneider

@nikki_goode19 @TedUrchin How dare you! Ted is the one who does the sucking

@TedUrchin He won’t suck you off Ted. Well, probably not…

Yes. Starmer continues to grow in stature. A bloody great Prime Minister and just what this country needed, right here, right now.

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@nDC4sT @zoetoshi way ahead of them

@zoetoshi most likely your bank account will go to zero first

Day 1 of Quantum supercomputers :

@DamoAussieFX @itsrawfred @zoetoshi i'll be very upset if hackers steal all my credit card debt

@itsrawfred @zoetoshi Bank account???

@The_Ridgeback_ @AkkadSecretary That's some fine English right there

@AkkadSecretary Please go back to school and learn proper English grammar. That is almost unreadable.

Instead of leaving a comment, you can just directly email YouTubers demanding the videos you want to see.

@AkkadSecretary You missed the fact these are roasted beans harvested for pennies by some child in south America

$9 for beans and water Do women just not understand money?

@LibertarianG0th Art of the deal for his next trick the name will change to the Strait of Trump

Didn’t you just blockade it after they reopened it?

@jimthegiant the government spent £700m on a "fish disco"

I love how they believe money spent by the government is just literally set on fire and disappears. If the government builds houses, invests in industries and infrastructure... this wealth then grows over time. A thing that short termist right wingers have no understanding of - its literally how we built modern Britain.

@jimthegiant the government spent £180m not building a tunnel

@LucianTritt @Kiwi__Juice @cowincrisis Are you suggesting that they are possible communists ?

@cptcapitalgee @Kiwi__Juice @cowincrisis They were bred as herding dogs for farming

this will not be up for discussion left: golden retriever border colli st. bernard dachshund springer spaniel beagle english sheepdog komondor irish setter great dane italian greyhound french bulldog australian shepherd sharpei centralist: labrador retriever right: german shepherd chinese crested pitbull corgi boxer poodle doberman pomeranian bernese mountain dog jack russel chow chow airedale terrier husky yorkshire terrier dalmation rottweiler any of those crusty white rat dogs fascist: chihuahua

@Kiwi__Juice @cowincrisis Damn left wing dog

@woke8yearold General manger is almost at maximum wage of the green party get in

So about as much as a manager at Buc-ee’s (American gas station and food store)

@willgoodbin @WasSamLowryEsq @AaronBastani plug in solar is now available in the uk it's even easier to install

@WasSamLowryEsq @AaronBastani You think it's 10y to b/e because you've done it in the most expensive way possible. In the UK we can now buy 450w panels for £60. It is trivial to install this yourself if you know how to access a roof safely- with a micro inverter it pays for itself within the first summer

Solar panels being installed in the car park of our local hospital. Fantastic! This isn’t ‘woke’. It’s a cheap, reliable source of energy - and is *part* of ensuring British energy security.

@obetodennis @historyinmemes In my decades in the UK I've never been to a restaurant that sells this

@historyinmemes 800 years of "culinary evolution" just to invent soggy wallpaper paste. Calling bread sauce a "delicacy" is a cry for help🤮

It's difficult to defend British food... Bread sauce is a traditional British dish with origins tracing back to at least medieval times, likely evolving from even earlier European peasant cooking. It began as a practical way to thicken and enhance sauces using stale bread, one of the most common household staples. By soaking bread in milk or cream and adding spices, cooks created a simple yet rich accompaniment for roasted meats. The version most familiar today took shape in England during the 18th and 19th centuries. It became especially associated with roast poultry—particularly turkey and chicken—and grew into a staple of holiday meals, including Christmas dinners during Victorian era Britain.

@ChiefDalla1952 @stats_feed Currently battery farming doctors and engineers that will be the UK's main export

@stats_feed Oh God What does the UK produce Seriously

UK quietly regains position as the world’s 5th largest economy, per IMF. 1. 🇺🇸 United States ~ $32.38 trillion 2. 🇨🇳 China ~ $20.85 trillion 3. 🇩🇪 Germany ~ $5.45 trillion 4. 🇯🇵 Japan ~ $4.38 trillion 5. 🇬🇧 United Kingdom ~ $4.26 trillion ⬆️ 6. 🇮🇳 India ~ $4.15 trillion ⬇️ 7. 🇫🇷 France ~ $3.6 trillion 8. 🇮🇹 Italy ~ $2.74 trillion 9. 🇷🇺 Russia ~ $2.66 trillion 10. 🇧🇷 Brazil ~ $2.64 trillion

@Cluster_M @EasyToLearn25 @laxuras It's plasterboard(drywall) which is common for internal walls in the UK

@cptcapitalgee @EasyToLearn25 @laxuras But why in the hell i need to mount something on a cardboard?

@fthegurus @Polymarket No it's pretty shite

@Polymarket But at least the UK has a great free healthcare!! Right ?

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@EasyToLearn25 @laxuras it's the box for a socket

@laxuras Nggak paham aku ini buat apa

@ToryWipeout Are you a paid labour troll or you out here doing it for free?

Slowly but surely unfucking Tory damage.

@Doorespect @CutMyTaxUK What wealth tax on people forced out of the country?

@CutMyTaxUK But their Wealth Tax will recover that many times over each year as the rich remain and take it. Don’t they ?

The Green’s new salary control policy would cause an immediate tax loss of more than £50bn. Using the Green Party’s policy pairing of a 10:1 pay ratio with a £15/hour minimum wage, the implied annual income cap is about £292,500. This would affect the top 0.36% of income taxpayers, who account for 19% of total income tax & 8.5% of total salary. Roughly two-thirds of that group’s pay is above the implied cap, meaning that the tax that would be lost is about £52bn a year, made up of roughly £41bn income tax, £1.3bn employee NI, & £9.9bn employer NI. Of course the real loss would be much larger, as significant chunks of economic activity moved out of the UK and necessary skills would not be able to be found.