Garry

The beef and mustard were really strong, Savoursmiths does one now which is quite good.

He’s so concerned about citizens being un-British that he fails to notice he is being un-British.

Yeah but she was busy writing another love letter to Farage.

My Gran told me when she was younger her Dad would have her butter the bread at teatime as she was the only one who spread it nice and thick. Her sisters would scrape it on and off in one go.

It was still very much like that in the early 90s. My Dad bought me my first grown up watch there.

I love York.. on quiet cold days when you can get around.

Then start calling him out.. if it was Starmer or Davey you’d be all over it. The BBC fawning over him is like turkeys voting for Christmas.

I love the song Dilys Lay is singing in the club. And I love the song Angela Douglas songs in Carry On Cowboy.

I loved going there as a kid, when the upper level shops were still there and the cafe spanned the centre.

You need to ensure your MPs are no longer on the eXtremsit site, either professionally or personally. And we all need to boycott any firms still on there.

I stepped away from it a couple of years ago and I don’t regret it. It’s a toxic stew of filth and fascism.

A roundabout in Felixstowe got graffitied a couple of weeks ago and I drew anger from knuckle draggers when I called it a magic eye roundabout as it changes from St George to St Patrick as you drive round it.

I’ve made this so many times now, usually on a Monday and often it gets left over Sunday Roast chicken thrown in.

So basically a vote for Reform isn’t a vote for change.. it’s a vote for a load of Tory has-beens.

I used to catch these into Manchester most days for work.. I can hear that sound now.

Jamie Raskin, "They only want to protect free speech that they agree with"

JR then demolishes Farage, ending with

"You might want to think twice before you let Nigel Farage Make Britain Great Again"

I asked BBC news why they gave him so much air time compared to Labour, Conservatives, Lib Dem’s or Greens and their response was it was the amount of votes he got. I thought we have first past the post system in Parliament but BBC news using some form of warped proportional representation.

He’s very good at saying what some people want to hear. Sadly news outlets are using this to get sales/viewer figures up. Which has the knock on effect of promoting him and his iffy party, making them appear more popular than they are, and also emboldens his followers to spew their hate.

Mum used to take us swimming at Cheadle baths and then go straight to Stockport market. Unless my Dad was taking us to visit his aunt in Bradford then we’d go to Grey Mare Lane market.

A Taste of Honey (1961) used the churchyard for some outdoor scenes.

People voted Farage in as an MP so I guess any old shit goes now.

I get many applications using AI now and we reject them. Pretty easy to spot, they spell words the American way and usually start similar with things like “Thank you for considering my application to work for your illustrious organization.” Straight in the electronic bin.

The idea for it came from a box of Lucky Charms.

About time, it’s often like Wacky Races on the section between Schools Hill and Gatley Road.

You vote reform you get reform.

That’s one way to finally kill off cash.

This sort of stuff goes on all the time, do you remember a few years ago when some in Cheadle wanted part of the village to be known as “West End” to differentiate it from the less affluent side.

Nice afternoon for it.

That’s another thing they need to stop. Large piece of land over from my house had all the businesses move out and flattened. 8 years on and the East of England Co-Op still don’t have a plan for it. Meanwhile new estates around the edge of Ipswich are being built on farmland.