Lil’ King Trashmouth

Can anyone explain Labubu popularity to me please? They just look like physical NFTs for Disney adults.

Glad they found the Sycamore gap people guilty. Nasty fellers.

Disappointing they aren’t playing West Ham this weekend as well for an added layer

And that blame doesn’t lie with people absolutely fairly refusing to vote against their own interests or because of what is important to them, it lies with the party that would have historically been the one they vote for turning their back on them.

They won’t have, but People understandably abstaining or voting for other parties because of it, then allows parties like Reform to make up ground.

A cartoon with two people looking at a TV screen that says in big letters ‘scientists are mystified as to what is causing autism’. In the foreground there is a literal (sad looking) elephant in the room, that is stuck full of hypodermic needles that are assuredly supposed to represent vaccines. the elephant has a badge that reads ‘I have autism’

Absolutely dead at this ridiculous anti-vax cartoon posted by a ‘health activist’ on Facebook. Also that badge goes pretty hard ngl.

How did they open the very first new pair of scissors

That switch 2 is going to be pricey for the US with the tariff on top huh?

That was the budget gap. This is about the trading gap

A play on the ‘are ya winning son’ meme, where it’s two penguins. Trump is on the screen that the ‘son’ penguin is looking at, and the answer is ‘I think we’re in a trade war with the United States’

18:01 GMT The balls have been emptied. Off we go.

What can you say during sex and also at the FA Cup draw?

Me: I like my wine like I like my women
Sommelier: haha, well then allow me to recomm-
Me: [closing wine menu] big titty wine pls

I dunno - coastguard?

@owenjones.bsky.social you made it over! And this time you have the numberless name! 😉

The image is a humorous mashup of two movie posters: "Die Hard" and "Home Alone." It features the face of Bruce Willis from "Die Hard" on the left with an exploding building, juxtaposed with Macaulay Culkin's character from "Home Alone" looking shocked with his hands on his cheeks. The text "DIE" from the "Die Hard" poster and "ALONE" from the "Home Alone" poster are combined to read "DIE ALONE," creating a playful blend of the two films' titles. The poster suggests a nonexistent crossover film and carries a comedic tagline, blending the themes of action and family comedy.

You’ve heard of Barbenheimer, but have you heard of …

Performance anxiety, but make it about posting updates on here

Look forward to seeing how this site develops. Just remember things take time.