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'cloud cuckoo land'.
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I thought "castles in the air", which also works. But "cloud cuckoo land" works much better.
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Guardian: "Ben Jennings on the road to Brexit – A second EU referendum would divide the UK again but Labour would not rule out further “democratic engagement”, John McDonnell has said, ahead of a series of speeches by cabinet ministers on Britain’s future after Brexit" Telegraph:  Independent:  Oxfam faces losing funding as crisis grows over abuse claims Times:  Evening Standard: 
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Guardian: "Martin Rowson on Oxfam sexual abuse scandal – Oxfam faces claims of sexual misconduct by aid workers in Haiti and Chad" Telegraph:  Independent:  May fails to reach deal to restore Northern Ireland power-sharing Times:  EU endgame is political unity not free trade, argues Boris Johnson; Peter Rabbit film criticised for depicting 'allergy bullying' Evening Standard:  Philip Hammond embarks on Brexit charm offensive amid fears France is deliberately stalling negotiations; Pancake Day: Why Shrove Tuesday is a thing Mail: Mac on… GP waiting lists  David Squires:  After Nike.
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Guardian: "Martin Rowson on the Queen and the Commonwealth – A high-level group of leaders met to review Commonwealth governance – amid a report that it will also discuss the succession to the Queen" Telegraph:  Boris Johnson warns thwarting Brexit vote would be disastrous Times:  Evening Standard:  Mail: Mac on... sexual harassment 
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FOM
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Feb 14, 2018 21:44
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loving die already you lovely old dinosaur, mad you can't grab the arse of passing women half your age without consequences anymore. Pathetic.
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GTO posted:FOM
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Cloud Potato posted:Guardian: this is loving great
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Guardian: "Martin Rowson on Boris Johnson's Brexit speech – Foreign secretary has delivered a speech urging remainers to see the benefits of leaving the EU" Telegraph:  Times:  Tenants should have 'default right' to pets - Labour Evening Standard:  Florida shooting: grieving community pleads for end to gun carnage Mail: Mac on... Labour's plans for tenants' pets rights  Guardian Australian Sport: 
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Feb 15, 2018 21:37
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It's the good Mac. Feed all landlords to sneks.
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Guardian: "Ben Jennings on the Florida school shooting – Seventeen people have been killed as the US endured another horrifying school shooting at the hands of a teenage gunman" Telegraph:  Talks to restore power-sharing government in Northern Ireland collapse Times:  Ramaphosa vows anti-corruption drive as he takes over in South Africa Evening Standard:  Angela Merkel 'curious' about UK's Brexit plan, but not 'frustrated' Mail: Mac on...Max Mosley 
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Feb 16, 2018 21:28
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gently caress off Mac.
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Feb 17, 2018 01:17
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It's not a brick wall of a fight over Norn Irn, there's just no need to share the power when you can strong-arm all of it.
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Feb 17, 2018 01:29
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gently caress off, Brookes.
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Feb 17, 2018 01:56
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Corbyn-Cat would make for heck of an avatar
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Pilchenstein posted:gently caress off Mac. Nah, Max Moseley is even more of a oval office than Mac.
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Does anyone else find the cartoons on mass shootings/terrorist events in bad taste? I mean there are so many of them these days that it feels like there is no poignancy about it and instead it has become a weird ritual :/
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GTO posted:Nah, Max Moseley is even more of a oval office than Mac.
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Arguing against press regulation is generally a good thing though, the UK has some of the most restrictive press laws already.
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Guardian: "Martin Rowson on the stretching property ladder – New research shows rising house prices have reduced home ownership among the young by half in 20 years" After Fuseli. Telegraph:  Independent backlog:  1 2 3Homeless man dies on 'doorstep' of Houses of Parliament  4After Magritte. The i paper:  Times:  Stephen Collins: 
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GTO posted:Arguing against press regulation is generally a good thing though, the UK has some of the most restrictive press laws already. We also have some of the worst press so clearly our terrible restrictive laws haven't stopped them yet.
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Dabir posted:We also have some of the worst press so clearly our terrible restrictive laws haven't stopped them yet.
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Cloud Potato posted:Telegraph: I do prefer the pre-1801 Union Flag, but I'm curious what the message is. Most likely he forgot what the flag looks like. Relieved that he didn't go for an historical flag for Germany. Cloud Potato posted:Independent backlog:  Which obligates this: 
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Kurtofan posted:lots of asses BUT ENOUGH ABOUT THE CABINET AHAHAAHAHAAHHAAHAH
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Observer: "Howls of grief fall upon deaf ears - Chris Riddell on Donald Trump’s response to the Florida school shooting" Sunday Telegraph:  Corbyn 'The Collaborator': Czech Communist spy reveals how he recruited Labour leader in the Cold War and used him as an 'asset' to create network of informants in Russian operation Independent on Sunday:  Mueller charges 13 Russians with interfering in US election to help Trump Sunday Times: 
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Cloud Potato posted:Corbyn 'The Collaborator': Czech Communist spy reveals how he recruited Labour leader in the Cold War and used him as an 'asset' to create network of informants in Russian operation ...what?!
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Discendo Vox posted:...what?! Allow me to unwrap this mystery Matthew Zarb-Cousin posted:On what information Corbyn provided  even shorter version; someone who is either mentally unwell or a seriously non-functional compulsive liar claims he personally organised Live Aid as a czech spy, with the help of paid communist czech spy Jeremy Corbyn, and that the records of the times Corbyn met him (and did nothing) are actually the sole remnants of the total forgery of all British government records for an extended period to hide mass communist infiltration, organised by Czechoslovakia and Jeremy Corbyn. Which is nonsense because the UK is very open about its Berlin Wall era mass communist infiltration these days. The tabloids are using this source to claim Jeremy Corbyn is, literally, a communist spy.
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Guardian: "Nicola Jennings on Theresa May’s Brexit demands – Prime minister says EU nationals coming to Britain during a transition deal should enjoy fewer rights than those already in the country" Telegraph:  Three Billboards triumphs as Time's Up dominates the 2018 Baftas Independent:  Ukip members vote to oust Henry Bolton as leader Times:  Evening Standard:  May warns universities over high cost of tuition fees
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Guardian: "Martin Rowson on Theresa May’s tuition fee plans – Theresa May is to press ahead with attempts to force universities to charge less for some courses based on their costs and potential graduate earnings" Telegraph:  Independent:  Times:  Evening Standard:  David Davis: Brexit will not plunge Britain into 'Mad Max dystopia' David Squires: 
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Guardian: "Steve Bell on David Davis's speech on EU regulation – There will be no race to the bottom when it comes to the UK’s future standards, asserted the Brexit secretary" Telegraph:  Hundreds of KFC shops closed as storage depot awaits registration (see also) Independent:  Times:  Evening Standard:  Jacob Rees-Mogg's Brexiteers lay down red lines in 'ransom note' letter to Theresa May Mail: Mac on... Corbyn’s ‘spy’ denial 
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The Mac is just way too outlandish to strike me as sincere. The Brooke, on the other hand, is lazy and can gently caress Off.
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