fridge corn posted:

I don't think this is true and it definitely isn't accurate. You can't really bolt two engines together to create a bigger one although you can design it as such to use common components with different configurations. Anyway V4 engine configurations don't really exist outside a few oddball motorbike applications so what you're probably referring to is an inline 4 cylinder engine that shares design and components from the triumph v8

Guavanaut posted:

I'm following the "if you go all out and do something wild, it's more likely to look like an aesthetic/scene choice than covering for baldness"

Lancelot posted:

Tell me more about why Cooper sucks? I moved here from NZ and Cooper seems to be instrumental in most of the decent anti-Brexit parliamentary motions, so I have been pretty impressed with her so far -- but this is based on reading the BBC and the Graun so it could be all bullshit.

Azza Bamboo posted:

When did that start?

Rarity posted:

Well, gently caress. I've developed a giant bald patch above my forehead which being a girl with self-esteem issues is seriously loving me up

CoolCab posted:

yeah my scalp is def noticeably shinier than it was a few years previous. Oh well, my moms family all went bald in their early 20s (in one case before he was 20) so I always knew it was coming. but I’m a cisgendered dude so I can shave the fucker eventually. solidarity.

Guavanaut posted:

That's because the hardline communists aren't murdering people, so there's no 'softer option' or 'Martin to their Malcolm' that they feel they need to appease.

I'm not saying we should start, but that's a big part of it and the press sucks and are either base cowards and appeasers or actual fash.

big scary monsters posted:

"Join us next week for a very special Question Time from Skien, Norway, where our panel will include journalist Rod Liddle; political thinker and activist Anders Breivik; left-wing politician Anna Soubry; Jewish Twitter adjudicator Dan Hodges; and, of course, Nigel Farage."

Rarity posted:

From looking at things online it looks like I've probably got alopecia

Kegluneq posted:

https://twitter.com/maidment_thomas/status/1106685807849549824?s=19

Azza Bamboo posted:

Liz Kendall's got moves

Azza Bamboo posted:

Dang. I'm no expert on this kinda thing. It's up to you but I do want to throw out there maybe seeing a GP if you think they might know what's going on or how long it's likely to last.

Hugs, yo.

ThomasPaine posted:

i have such a hate boner for liz kendal lol

Bardeh posted:

https://twitter.com/PickardJE/status/1106957784199938048?s=09

this green and pleasant land

Azza Bamboo posted:

Another contender for party Hillary?

Bardeh posted:

https://twitter.com/PickardJE/status/1106957784199938048?s=09

this green and pleasant land

ThomasPaine posted:

She's definitely on the right of Labour but I don't think she's on the same level as Clinton etc when it comes to an arrogant sense of entitlement, she does seem to have the capacity for humour and self-awareness at least.

e: I mentioned Cooper before and I think the one thing that really stood out as a similarity between her and Clinton was their cynical use of gender politics to portray themselves as the 'progressive' option. A lot of Clinton-cheerleaders in the US accused Bernie supporters of being sexist for daring to vote against the ~female candidate~ without talking policy one bit, and iirc there were some similar attacks from the Cooper people towards Corbyn during the Labour leadership campaign - 'Yeah, vote in another ~old white man~ as leader, that's progressive ', 'what are her policies?', 'HOW DARE YOU ASK THAT, SEXIST '. I don't remember Kendall being so disingenuous, just having shite ideas.

MikeCrotch posted:

Liz Kendall thought a million people would become Labour supporters to vote for her

Rarity posted:

Already planning to book an appointment, thanks

ThomasPaine posted:

I don't remember Kendall being so disingenuous, just having shite ideas.

baka kaba posted:

If it's happened kinda suddenly then maybe it's more of a temporary thing? Hope it's ok anyhow

Rarity posted:

From looking at things online it looks like I've probably got alopecia that's been triggered by the virus I had last week

baka kaba posted:

If it's happened kinda suddenly then maybe it's more of a temporary thing? Hope it's ok anyhow

baka kaba posted:

If it's happened kinda suddenly then maybe it's more of a temporary thing? Hope it's ok anyhow


Yeah User:Liz always seemed all right to me, she was just in the bad ideas crew, so it would be nice if she actually came around to left wing politics. Cooper and Burnham always had that feeling of "well what would you like me to say" where you're not exactly sure where they really stand, if anywhere. Chuka was there too of course but Chuka only cares about one person, Chuka

When Corbs was giving his victory speech he thanked all his opponents for their contributions, and what he said to Liz was something like "thanks for your friendship" which sounds like a burn but he probably meant it genuinely

ThomasPaine posted:

I actually remember watching his victory speech and when the camera panned about the room Cooper + Burnham both had faces like a smacked arse, but Kendall seemed to be genuinely cheerful and happy for him, clapping away and smiling and that.

Azza Bamboo posted:

quote:

“Burnham-Cooper would be the safer option, neither likely to bust the party and both much less of a risk than gambling on Corbyn from the party’s Left or Kendall on the Right. Supporters of Burnham and Cooper hail their candidate as the sensible bet, poker-faced and never reckless, valuing a sweaty win over glorious defeat.

“Backers of Corbyn and Kendall dismiss these two rivals as cautious losers, calculating only their champion possesses the iron nerve to be bold enough to scoop an election jackpot - though there’s no political love lost between Corbyn and Kendall, each believing the other would lose Labour its shirt.”

quote:

Looking across to the Labour party and its various leadership contenders, Davies says that Liz Kendall is the best of the bunch.

“I don’t think any of the Labour leadership candidates particularly overly concern us as a party. I don’t think there’s a budding Tony Blair that we would be overly concerned about. I guess the leader we would least like to see is Liz Kendall, because that would be a break from the disasters of the last Labour government, free from baggage and all the rest of it. But I have a feeling that the Labour party are not enlightened enough to vote for her, and I don’t think the unions would stomach it either.”