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Paperhouse posted:They have sunlight and nice parks in other places too Sefton Park in Liverpool is the one so nice they based Central Park in New York on it. I'll grand you that a cheeky spliff in Hyde Park before heckling speakers corner is really nice though.
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JFairfax posted:the difference is the restaurant will make the pasta themselves. The ones that make their own pasta outside of London are still half the price.
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Where the gently caress was this Corbyn for the last 2 years https://twitter.com/LabourEoin/status/866232173216616448
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serious gaylord posted:Where the gently caress was this Corbyn for the last 2 years I love the sudden 'MOVING ON' tone in her voice as soon as he makes a comparison to her own job.
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serious gaylord posted:Where the gently caress was this Corbyn for the last 2 years Holy shitballs
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Jose posted:Corbyn has been a shite leader but he's big on campaigning and labour should have had him out and about before now Edit: Haha the look on his face at the end when he knows he's absolutely nailed her is great. TACD fucked around with this message at 22:16 on May 22, 2017 |
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Lovechop posted:my main memory of 9/11 was that cardcaptor sakura was on cartoon network but i couldn't watch it because my dad was hogging the TV with some stupid plane thing It was just called cardcaptors in the dub
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Pissflaps posted:So we've got a horror show of a tory campaign. A Tory leader who is like a rabbit in the headlights. An unpopular Tory manifesto and botched u-turns. A press hostile to the Tories. They're loving it up big time. And Labour have been gaining ground since the election was called. What the gently caress are you complaining about? The Tory lead was a house of cards built on Brexit. Maybe the quote that will sum up this election will be "Easy come, easy go."
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TheRat posted:Holy shitballs I don't have sound, can someone give me the gist?
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The fuckers woke up Prezza. The fuckers are hosed! https://twitter.com/Corbynator2/status/866764719021019136
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Maugrim posted:I don't have sound, can someone give me the gist? She presents an article from a labour magazine dated 1984 relating to IRAs attempt to assassinate Thatcher and ask if Corbyn was general secretary of the editorial board when it was written. He says no, he wasn't even a member, he just occasionally wrote for them. She says some dude's profile has him down as the general secretary, Corbyn says the dude is known for being incredibly inaccurate. She asks why Corbyn would write for the magazine if he disagreed with articles such as this. Corbyn says there are many papers he disagrees with, he even disagrees with some programs on her station, she might even disagree with them! But isnt that the point of journalism, to have an open debate? "Sometimes, listening to people you dont agree with does you good"
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Backbench MP Jeremy Corbyn can now be held responsible for single-handedly preventing peace in Northern Ireland, as the Sun reports that 'without his support terrorist murders and torture would have ended much earlier'. All this time, and it turns out he was the key thing preventing the Catholics/Protestants and Republicans/Unionists from uniting and coming together in harmony. This IRA poo poo really is all they've got, isn't it?
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TheRat posted:She presents an article from a labour magazine dated 1984 relating to IRAs attempt to assassinate Thatcher and ask if Corbyn was general secretary of the editorial board when it was written. He says no, he wasn't even a member, he just occasionally wrote for them. She says some dude's profile has him down as the general secretary, Corbyn says the dude is known for being incredibly inaccurate. She asks why Corbyn would write for the magazine if he disagreed with articles such as this. Corbyn says there are many papers he disagrees with, he even disagrees with some programs on her station, she might even disagree with them! But isnt that the point of journalism, to have an open debate? "Sometimes, listening to people you dont agree with does you good" Thanks! I don't care if he's a poo poo leader I love jam grandpa. He's so principled 
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jabby posted:Backbench MP Jeremy Corbyn can now be held responsible for single-handedly preventing peace in Northern Ireland, as the Sun reports that 'without his support terrorist murders and torture would have ended much earlier'. All this time, and it turns out he was the key thing preventing the Catholics/Protestants and Republicans/Unionists from uniting and coming together in harmony. What he did not have, however, was any power to influence the peace. He was, after all, an insignificant backbencher.
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Weird how Labour suddenly swing up in the polls when election rules come into play for the media. Weird.
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jabby posted:Backbench MP Jeremy Corbyn can now be held responsible for single-handedly preventing peace in Northern Ireland, as the Sun reports that 'without his support terrorist murders and torture would have ended much earlier'. All this time, and it turns out he was the key thing preventing the Catholics/Protestants and Republicans/Unionists from uniting and coming together in harmony. Plus they already said everything they had to say on the matter. It's all been heard. It's not going to have the same impact for the thousandth time as May's dementia tax will for the hundredth.
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nopantsjack posted:I'm torn between wanting to warm my soul by the faint fire of Hope and wanting to remain appropriately pessimistic so I'm not totally cobbed during the results. I felt something vaguely hope-like earlier, but then I reminded myself that the papers will not play fair. If the race is looking close the Sun and others will print lie after lie in the last few crucial days. It won't matter that they're lies, Labour will lose and the papers will never be called to account for it.
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TheRat posted:Holy shitballs That was verging on 'please proceed governor' levels of smooth.
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If there is another labour leadership challenge after the election I hope Don't Know wins it, because he/she seems eminently electable.
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look jeremy corbyn is an idiot old man who can't speak to people or in front of cameras. he'sa very bad communicator. plz stay on message
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May 22, 2017 22:47
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TheRat posted:The Sun are shook: The tories have hit the nuclear button.
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TheRat posted:The fuckers woke up Prezza. The fuckers are hosed! Man like two jags.
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serious gaylord posted:The tories have hit the nuclear button. I'm sure an ex-IRA killer turned police informant is a reliable source, and could never be convinced to say things that weren't entirely true for money. Also hilarious that they are giving money to an actual confirmed IRA killer in order to demonstrate how bad the IRA were.
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Spuckuk posted:Man like two jags. haha
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Disenfranchise the olds please, every election they vote for the same terrible shite forever.
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TheRat posted:The Sun are shook: we now have an exclusive interview with Osama bin Laden who says that George W. Bush has "blood on his hands" over 9/11
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TheRat posted:The Sun are shook: I know, don't judge people on their looks, but Jeremy Corbyn and Gerry Adams standing together is the least threatening image. Two nice old beard men, who variously like jam, being reasonable, and rubber ducks.
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Bobstar posted:I know, don't judge people on their looks, but Jeremy Corbyn and Gerry Adams standing together is the least threatening image. Two nice old beard men, who variously like jam, being reasonable, and rubber ducks. https://twitter.com/GerryAdamsSF/status/396395987771867136 Lest we forget.
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Lord of the Llamas posted:And Labour have been gaining ground since the election was called. What the gently caress are you complaining about? That sound you can hear is the goalposts shifting from "Labour are going to get destroyed" to "Labour aren't making any progress" to "Labour should be winning by more". Usually it takes longer than 24 hours, though.
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