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@Jahlen69 This is just plainly untrue

Le cannabis c'est une des rares drogues avec un effet de seuil. Quand tu es défoncés, bah tu es défoncés. Tu peux en fumer 2 3 ou 4 tu ne sera pas plus défoncés. Y'a pas ce basculement comme avec l'alcool ou la cocaïne vers l'overdose, le coma. Au pire tu dors. #Legalisation2026

@__jacker__ Ah a few years after me, who was in charge? I had Sam Fisher

@unknownfield 2004 - 2006

@FeiyanXie The word is just deaf, adding mute is like saying deaf and dumb, it’s insulting

这段来自21位中国聋哑女舞者的《千手观音》，时隔二十多年，依旧惊艳震撼👍

@thescottbarber I agree that the blue of Charles’s pin stripe suit is a bit off but I think you’re being a little harsh

Words literally cannot express how utterly insane and tasteless this aesthetic really is.

@hol40900 The islands economy seems to be based around ‘reinsurance’ which I believe means buying up insurance risk, chopping it up and then reselling it

"Cherished member of the British family" — lovely words from a man who inherited wealth built on empire. Bermuda isn't a family member. It's a territory with zero say in its own fate. Colonial nostalgia dressed as friendship. The rock isn't solidarity — it's a tombstone.

@ta_mills @flying_rodent Purdah has been sent to purdah

As @flying_rodent has pointed out, surely the Met Commissioner's statement on Zack Polanski violates the convention of a 'pre‑election period of sensitivity' ('purdah')?

Georges Bataille, interview, 1958

@PolitlcsUK That sounds weak

🚨 NEW: The Green Party responds to the Met Police criticism of Zack Polanski "Zack has seen the video like everyone else, and doesn't know the full picture and knows it was a very difficult situation for the authorities, but we do need to understand more about the response"

@simonmontefiore @holland_tom Please could you name the images and slogans exhibited in art galleries?

This is exactly the country that we have become. And it is a choice. We need to choose now if this is who we want to be.... As usual @holland_tom is one of those people who are not afraid to say this clearly: 'It’s all too clear that a country in which Jews are attacked on the streets simply because they are Jewish, synagogues need to employ security, & anti-Semitic slogans & images are paraded through city centres or exhibited in art galleries is exactly what we’ve become.' If this is not who we are (and it is fiercely opposed to the values and spirit of modern British tolerance and decency) then we need those in public life to change their approach radically. Instead of just repeating these embarrassing 'safety' phrases that are now meaningless and indeed hostages of the real racists who are now running amok in British politics and media - and otherwise doing nothing, they need to define what antisemitism looks like in 2026, say they are against it and show they are against it... There are a series of changes and measures - some legal, most policing and others semantic and moral (I will hopefully work on some of these) - that need to be taken now by the our leaders....and followed by the many cheerleaders in TV news and podcastery who need to understand the power of words and ideas but also respect facts and history.... (By the way, the fact that roughly at the time when this terrorist was stabbing Jews in London, the Mayor of London has flown Madrid to discuss Gaza with a foreign leader is a preposterous illustration of this very serious problem) .... and these things need to be done and said before Britain - yes Britain - becomes infamous as the naive, self-righteous, hipocritical home of the murderous new antiJudaism of the 21st century...

@SRCHicks Just as an aside, what on earth is a ‘quart’, is it something American?

Jean-Paul Sartre's consumption habits, according to Thomas Szasz's “The Theology of Medicine”: "What Jean-Paul Sartre regularly consumed over a 24-hour period while writing The Critique of Dialectical Reasoning ...: at least a quart of alcohol, often more, including wine, beer, vodka, whiskey, various liqueurs; 200 milligrams of amphetamines; 50 grams of aspirin; several grams of barbiturates, two packs of cigarettes (unfiltered Gauloises Caporal), several pipes stuffed with black tobacco, two pots of coffee, tea, and three rich meals, usually featuring tripe, and the specialities of his natural habitat, the Cafe de Flore, boiled eggs and Welsh rarebit slathered in Scottish ale and Worchester sauce." Nausea, indeed.

@BlackFenelon @Tobi2195 This post fails on so many levels

@Tobi2195 First of all, bread is poverty food… cheap tasty carbs for peasants. Secondly, in America, you can generally get absolutely whatever type/quality of food you want with a fairly short drive.

Nothing against Americans, or even their bread. But in this whole discussion I feel like most Americans don’t quite understand what they are comparing their “bread” to…

@hol40900 Billy Idle

Leeches of history. They drain the public while pretending to be pastoral. William and Catherine lie in the grass – the rest of Britain lies in debt. Same as the Borgias, same as the Stuarts. Just better PR. 🩸👑 #AbolishTheMonarchy

@HarleyShah The gravy train

We're paying for MPs on £100k to have £9 ribeye steak looool

TRASH vs CLASS

@Adrian_Hilton Buckingham palace not that different tbh

The Oval Office has changed a bit since 1970.

@acailler @dailystar Is that a Masonic ring, or a royal seal?

This image, not zoomed in, is from the King Charles/Donald Trump garden party overnight. Kudos to the photographer for this...it's prime @dailystar content.

@arquivokt Kate Bush smoked Rothmans?!

Kate Bush fumando e conversando com uma moça (1979)

@snowleopardess Also their humble choice of drink as ‘a pint’ when you know they’re far more likely to be knocking back claret or spirits

Can you not see the difference Stella? You yourself say here: "I fail to see how it is different from any other working person going to the pub with colleagues AFTER work" yet your argument seems to be that MPs should be able to drink WHILE working. Entirely different scenarios.

@Emma_A_Webb Yeah ‘a pint’ like they’re working people when we all know it’s a bottle of fine wine

Hannah Spencer has a problem with MPs having a pint. Her party wants to legalise heroin.