Massan Otter

I've seen two broad categories of response from Yorp people - some flatly deny any conflict exists and claim stories like the above are some sort of co-ordinated deep state wrecking tactic. The others are firmly team Corbyn and expect Sultana to acquiesce for the good of the party.

Yeah, I was sad I missed the first one, but with all this and their response (or lack of), I just don't feel I can support it. On paper it's spot-on the sort of event I wanted to see happening too, especially as I'd love to find some performing opportunities and just can't afford most cons.

Yeah, I'm sure he doesn't like that either, the only correct response is breathless admiration of his bold and selfless work as saviour of the fandom, or something like that.

He did a little spree when that true crime show came out, blocking anyone who expressed even quite mild criticism or doubt about it, even if they didn't mention him directly. Likely that?

I'm regrettably acquainted with some grassroots Your Party sorts on other social media, they're very focused on attacking Polanski and the Greens too, it's depressing to see.

thinking about *him*

I'm still slightly in awe of my bandmate's Temu jacket with MLUITULTUBF in big letters down the front. It's like having a stroke in SportsDirect

I hate it, like, videos of animals being silly little guys seemed like one of the last straightforward pleasures.

I didn't even know we were doing that sort of thing in the UK, I know the US has some

This has the energy of a felt tip on lined paper deviantart comic

We've had a few locally who declare themselves ex-furries, but continue to be in furry groups telling us why they're better than furries.

I had that with "do you love the eBay app?". It functions, I've no major complaints, but who feels love for it?

A ferret covered in polystyrene beads, clinging electrostatically.

Ferrets too

I think mine is Alan Bennet from the 1980s Winnie The Pooh audiobook cassette. Still the definitive voice of Eeyore in my mind.

YouTube video by Alexander Paton cheese for ma weasel! - s1homes.com commercial

Makes me think of this old Scottish TV advert.
"Got any cheese for ma weasel?"
youtu.be/kxWLa6JBVFA

Yeah, when I was quite a bit younger I'm pretty sure a spell of weekend psilocybin use was a factor in making sense of a stressful period in my life and finding some creativity out of it, and I feel like I was managing my depressive tendency better than I did later on without that.

Unfortunately some friends of friends on other platforms have gone with the new Your Party, it's almost scary how quickly they've rationalised that anyone having honest doubts about their movement can be dismissed as a hired troll/bot, agency psy-ops, or in thrall to an unspecified "them".

Is the "tragic situation" that a high profile figure is facing consequences for noncery?

Yeah, I suspect that's it, it's read the short horizontal black and white stripes on a black object as piano accordion keys

I can deal with Pavement, I've revisited them just recently because I caught a bit of an old BBC session on the radio and hadn't heard anything that wilfully ramshackle in a while.
Oasis, absolutely not.

Scottish football culture is horrendous, I'm within earshot of Hampden and can hear they're singing The Billy Boys. If any group other than white christians gathered in thousands and sang songs literally calling for the blood of another group, society would lose their shit, but it's just normal.

Surly Possum Adults Costume Be a surly little trash kitty cat with the Adult's Surly Possum Costume! Show your teeth with the Adult's Surly Possum Costume! Play possum with the Adult's Surly Possum Costume.

www.halloweencostumes.co.uk/adults-surly...

Oh no, the UK version of the site stocks it too...

Oh, that possum is magnificent

Go listen to the jaunty fox music!

It's always the deers

Worst I've done with too much coffee was play Ornette Coleman's Free Jazz album slightly too loudly in the cafe I worked in at the time and put off the customers.

Doing No Shit November again?

I really liked Jan Needle's Wildwood, it's an early 80s re-telling of the events in Wind In The Willows from the perspective of the Wild Wood weasels, stoats and ferrets, as a kind of autonomous workers collective.

A hippy pal (he's like a Glasgow Tom Bombadil) was absolutely fixated with this album for a couple of months, kept singing the bit about the washing machine.