Daz

I thought that we were full?

Actually, I’ve just looked it up and it was a Stevie Wonder produced and arranged track. Learn something new every day!

Love this list.
Going to throw in weird one for you.
“She’s so beautiful” by Cliff Richard, that’s surely something an 80’s Stevie Wonder would have done?

This can’t be the same Trump who filed a complaint for electoral interference against the Labour Party when a couple of party member volunteers flew over and helped deliver a few Kamala Harris leaflets during their holiday?

“I’m not interested in other people’s numbers…”

Lee Anderson perfectly demonstrates Reforms economic policy there.
#r4today

I love how Jenrick’s and Braverman’s entire schtick of disowning the actions of the government they were part of because they were being held back from doing what they wanted to, and they balls up their first vote in their Reform career, a binary choice too, because they didn’t get instructions.

I watch The Chase almost every day, along with a couple of others, and I don’t think that there is a week that goes past where Frida Kahlo isn’t an answer on one of them at some point. On today’s episode she wasn’t an answer but the contestant thought that she was.

Heard an interesting fact about Kleptomania last night. It’s definition came about during the 19th century when department stores appeared and a term was needed to describe the shoplifting upper and middle class women who frequented them instead of just calling them thieves like everyone else is.

According to my nutrition barcode scanner app my bag of crisps is the healthiest part of my meal deal.

He will have a hard job, he successfully claimed in court that “pedo guy” was a South African name.

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To be fair this is actually easier for a simple fellow, you just plug it into your router instead of your MacBook, set up Time Machine, which is just a few clicks, and everytime you turn your MacBook on it automatically backs up your laptop. You don’t have to do anything.

This popped up on a ‘memory’ from ten years ago.
Schrodinger’s Immigrant, “We must not take migrant children/hands off our immigrant tennis players”

*Johanna Konta has Hungarian parents, was born in Australia, moved to the UK when she was 14

“That Snow Moon, that’s a space station.”

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Yes, that was her first choice.

And it’s a bit weird that she chose two tunes from the same album. Shows an absolute lack of imagination. Her favourite Beatles album is probably “The best of…”

Now listening to Kemi Badenoch on Dessert Island Discs where she mentions that she hates ‘identity politics’ yet two of her chosen tracks are from the soundtrack of Hamilton, a musical with an entirely ethnic minority cast playing the parts of the white historical figures.

On that day the rest of the world will be like the final celebration scene on the special edition of Return of the Jedi.

When you order an Uber and a Uber Alles turns up instead.

To the Pratmobil!

This is like those businesses who sell star names for birthday presents. Instead of getting a certificate that says you now own “F9-11165” you get an email that you can print off and frame saying that you are being considered to be a Reform candidate. It’s the ideal gift for the bigot in your life.

What is it about people accused of sexual abuse crimes and wearing one glove?

The man sends up his wife and her mates into space on his own personal rocket ship for a day out, he is not concerned if this makes any money. It’s just a very expensive home movie for his pal in the White House in return for some favours.

“She’s barely touched her thermal printer!”

Be honest, you got it for yourself didn’t you?

It is useful when you use the excuse of a manifesto pledge.
Not a constituent but, as your signatories on your letter suggest, this is a lib dem policy it will give me 2nd thoughts about voting for your colleagues in the future if you place the wealth of pensioners over the future of our children.

Something else in your manifesto in 2010 was opposing tuition fees. Can I count on your support for when my daughter has to pay hers when she finishes university and I claim that I knew nothing about the changes because it was free when I went?

The maladministration is because those affected still didn’t know about it 10 years after it was announced. How is it that I, as a 25 year old man, knew all about it at the time but a 45 year old didn’t? Are we now compensating people because they didn’t take notice of a highly publicized policy?

It’s not about justice, this is opportunism created by willful ignorance. The ombudsman confirmed that between 1995-2004 “Accurate information was publicly available through DWP’s agencies, pension education campaigns, leaflets and website” which “reflected the standards expected”.

Godwin’s Law- as an online discussion grows longer, the probability of a comparison involving Nazis or Hitler approaches.

Goodwin’s Law- the longer he talks the probability that he will end up sounding like a Nazi increases.

I’m guessing that Salford Lads Club doesn’t have the same ring to it as The Fabian Society when they are looking for a new moniker for their followers to have a target which they previously knew nothing about.
And it sounds slightly foreign.

As a regular lurker on the usual suspects FB posts, just to see what they are banging on about, I’ve noticed that the Fabian Society is slowly becoming their new bete noire. Farage and his acolytes have been regularly mentioning it recently, it will soon be the new ‘liberal metropolitan elites’.