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The Bulford Kiwi
The Bulford Kiwi@slingcamp·
When we were last in Erasmus, about 13,000 Brits used it each year. We are paying 500 million for the first year for rejoining it, then 800 million a year after that. Since it’s set up, c32,000 Brits have used Turing, which costs £100 million a year. Our Government is corrupt.
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WarMonitor🇺🇦🇬🇧
Incredible footage of Ukrainian soldiers using a rifle to shoot Iranian Shahed 136 drones out the sky aboard a Soviet era Yak-52 training aircraft. Insanity…
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arctotherium
arctotherium@arctotherium42·
This is a conceptual error. The whole reason Orban became enemy #1 for European libs was refusing "Syrian refugees" in 2015. It has nothing to do with "vulgarity" or foreign associations (which came later as an attempt to survive EU hostility). Those are just excuses.
Juice Papi 🧃@truejuicepapi

If Magyar delivers on these promises then he will replace Orban's national-populism with a true blueprint for European nationalists. Immigration restrictionist (especially when it comes to "guest workers") and pro-EU, without vulgar populist messaging or foreign associations.

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LaughBreak: Dad Jokes ‘N More
LaughBreak: Dad Jokes ‘N More@MediocreJoker85·
The day after his wife disappeared in a kayaking accident, an Anchorage man answered his door to find two grim-faced Alaska State Troopers. “We’re sorry, Mr. Wilkens, but we have some information about your wife,” said one trooper. “Tell me! Did you find her?” Wilkens shouted. The troopers looked at each other. One said, “We have some bad news, some good news, and some really great news. Which do you want to hear first?” Fearing the worst, an ashen Mr. Wilkens said, “Give me the bad news first.” The trooper said, “I’m sorry to tell you, sir, but this morning we found your wife’s body in Kachemak Bay.” “Oh my God!” exclaimed Wilkens. Swallowing hard, he asked, “What’s the good news?” The trooper continued, “When we pulled her up, she had 12 twenty-five-pound king crabs and six good-sized Dungeness crabs clinging to her, and we feel you are entitled to a share in the catch.” Stunned, Mr. Wilkens demanded, “If that’s the good news, what’s the great news?” The trooper said, “We’re going to pull her up again tomorrow.”
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CTC
CTC@CacheThatCheque·
What passport bros see when they arrive in Japan at 159 yen / USD
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Pat Thomas
Pat Thomas@PatThomas1964·
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goldenlabubuwatch
goldenlabubuwatch@pandawatch88·
The below cope, which is consensus among many, sounds to me like an english businessman after a trip to America in 1890. Modern day version of something like "I saw vast resources, vast domestic markets, but no sophistication. Post civil war the industrial base has been unleashed, and Carnegie may make more steel, but ours is finer. Theirs is a culture of robber barons, vulgar displays of wealth, speculation and debt. Ruthless competition abounds, these men are not industrial statesmen, they are operators in constant search of dubious shortcuts to get ahead. Our empire was built on credit and prudence, which they clearly lack. They have to use protectionism like McKinley tariffs to artificially prop their economy, as they lack the global solid footing of free trade that the english empire enjoys and dominates all around the world. They truly can't compete. I wish them well in their territories, but long term I can't be other than bullish Britain and our Victorian values that built the Empire."
brian@bdguan

just spent 2 weeks in china. went into it thinking we're cooked. came back more bullish on america than ever. here's why: 1. chinese citizens are way more chronically online. on the subway, train, anywhere, literally everyone is glued to their phone. gaming, short form, wechat. "don't walk and look at your phone, it's dangerous!" announcements flood crowded areas. their tiktok isn't any better, its still garbage, soft-core porn, etc. 2. everyone's using AI — deepseek, kimi, doubao. but nobody's afraid of losing their job to it. here it feels like there's an existential crisis every week. in china, nothing. i think the CCP won't let companies mass-layoff workers. great for short-term stability. terrible for long-term competitiveness on a global scale. 3. china doesn't produce weirdos. i sat in on a class at tsinghua (china's MIT). not one student spoke unless the professor read their name out loud. no questions. no debate. chinese education produces world-class executors, not contrarians. it does make it a safer place to live though. 4. china doesn't have christianity but it has something america doesn't have: a shared story everyone believes in. every person age 25-70 watched their country go from abject poverty to skyscrapers in one lifetime. that kind of collective proof has a deep unifying effect. compare that to how divided we are right now. america has a huge meaning vacuum that needs to be filled. nevertheless, i return back to my home in america reinvigorated. because everything i saw confirms one thing: china optimizes. america innovates. and the innovators always win.

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Pub
Pub@PubWanghaf·
I would absolutely die for HowlingMutant What a response
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Klara
Klara@klara_sjo·
Kamala Harris vs Nancy Pelosi. Who would win in a squirt off?
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J. Respectful Clark
J. Respectful Clark@JReubenCIark·
Wow, unfollowing him now. I followed him for the grotesquely distasteful humor, I had no idea he used Goodreads.
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TraditionalBritain
TraditionalBritain@TradBritGroup·
EPSOM Methodist Church seems to have a bit of a back story here..... Coincidentally it seems their Church was chosen as the location for the gang rape last Saturday. ....
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Steven Powell
Steven Powell@EllroyReader·
Always found it interesting that in Sean Connery's Bond films Spectre goes from an organisation that 'doesn't tolerate failure' to one where Blofeld has signs saying 'If In Doubt ASK' in his command centre.
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wibble .wibble@wibblewibble1·
@Howlingmutant0 You have ginger pubes and you didn't warn us?!!? This is an outrage, people like you should have to wear an armband or something to warn normal decent people!
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HowlingMutant
HowlingMutant@Howlingmutant0·
I got doxed by HIV Lovecraft
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SilverTrade
SilverTrade@silvertrade·
🔥If an 18 year cup-and-handle formation produced a 500% move, imagine what silver's 30-year cup. & 15 year handle could ultimately produce‼️ Gary Savage thinks $500 silver isn't out of the question. Gary might not be bullish enough...
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Gary Savage@garysavage1

This is what a breakout from a 19 year base has produced...so far. A 500% move. The base in silver is more than 2X larger. Now you know why I say $250 silver will be a piece of cake and $500 isn't out of the question.

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wibble .wibble@wibblewibble1·
@Anarseldain In the 🇬🇧 teaching is the job no-one doing it ever wanted: long hours, massive shit beaurocracy, bullseye on your back, crap pay, awful kids etc. Its literally a dumpster the fuckups and failures crawl into when they have exhausted all other options. No teacher ever would ...1/n
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Sólionath
Sólionath@Anarseldain·
I was reprimanded endlessly because I liked looking out the windows at the sky and trees while listening to class. My teachers sent me out into the hallway because I couldn’t stop taking pencils apart (and then putting them back together). They remotely monitored my computer usage and penalised me when I finished my work early and started looking up other things. Several of them tried to tell my parents to put me on meds, as young as age 6, and my parents always told me that I didn’t have to get on any meds unless I wanted to. We’ll look back at teachers and psychiatrists today the same way society today views history’s lobotomy practitioners. Teachers, in general, are probably the most evil class in America.
Sólionath@Anarseldain

I’ve said most of this stuff before, but it becomes incredibly striking when I think about how impossibly lucky I was to have the parents I did. I watched young boys only half as fidgety or distractible as me get put on medications and turned into zombies because a teacher got irritated that they weren’t paying attention in class and the parents just listened without question when the stupid hag teacher said that there was something “wrong” with them. They’re young boys, of course they’re going to get bored when you force them to sit under fluorescent lights for 6-8 hours per day.

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wibble .wibble@wibblewibble1·
@Anarseldain 2/n...recommend the job to their own kid etc, and most of them seem to be on long term sick half the time. Every single one counts down the days to holidays, and the years to retirement. Of course they are all bitter and frustrated, especially at above average kids with drive...
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