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I wonder if that's what happens when he stops drinking or whether that's all the uppers he's taking to counteract the drinking.
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https://twitter.com/theousherwood/status/1199722617156100097 Just lying to the leader of the opposition to get him to take on a hostile interviewer, as you do. Bardeh posted:loving hell he's decaying before our very eyes Don't worry he's setting up his stash for when he doesn't have to pretend he's stopped drinking until Brexit has happened. The PAWs will go away any time now.  E: Actually, I could seriously believe that he's in withdrawal. He's doing the 'This was such a poo poo day I'm just going to take a sip to get rid of the craving' thing I normally do around week 3/4 of my bi-annual detox sessions. RockyB fucked around with this message at 17:25 on Nov 27, 2019 |
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Failed Imagineer posted:Looks like he's literally turning into the Majora's Mask moon meme If that moon was also somehow a blobfish Boris Johnson: out of his depth
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lol if Labour wins but Boris keeps his seat I wouldn't be surprised if he resigns immediately. Bottler Boris decides "gently caress this!" 
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I would say that I fully expect Neil to do an empty chair interview if Boris doesn't turn up, but lets face it, that would go against the BBC's current political agenda.
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Failed Imagineer posted:One of the Clives is dead, further specifics unavailable Clive Lewis wasn't that old, surprised he's gone.
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OwlFancier posted:Clive Lewis wasn't that old, surprised he's gone. You're thinking of the guy from Children of Men and Sin City. Clive Lewis is the department store with the soppy Christmas ads
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FiftySeven posted:I would say that I fully expect Neil to do an empty chair interview if Boris doesn't turn up, but lets face it, that would go against the BBC's current political agenda. That would better for the Tories in every way
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pitch a fitness posted:UCU strike day 3 report: Someone brought our picket some fairy cakes I'm finding it easier to sell it as an issue of zero-hour contracts and casualisation. Really disappointed with some of my colleagues though. 'I'm too busy to go on strike', as if those of us on the picket aren't.
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Hellraiser is really good and Undying is a very underappreciated game.
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So is the story for the week Corbyn supposedly not apologizing for hating the Jews?
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Failed Imagineer posted:One of the Clives is dead, further specifics unavailable The BBC has confirmed that Clive James passed away. Hell of a good run, he's been in the edge for at least five years now. E: just shy of ten years. And if you want to put it on topic, much of the reason he lasted so long was down to the staff at Addenbrooke's Hospital.
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Failed Imagineer posted:One of the Clives is dead, further specifics unavailable Was it 'Clave' Clive (musician), 'Cleve' Clive (duke), 'Clove' Clive (chef), 'Cleverly' Clive (James), 'Clive' Clive (Department of Redundancy Department) or 'Cloven' Clive (cow)?
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E:^^^^^  Jedit posted:The BBC has confirmed that Clive James passed away. Hell of a good run, he's been in the edge for at least five years now. Edging can be fun but this is a cautionary lesson in not overdoing it
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I mean if he's been banging the guy from U2 for ten years straight I'd say he's had a good run.jiggerypokery posted:Anyone else noticed James Cleverly's left eyebrow raises when he lies? So he's just permanently doing the dreamworks face?
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jiggerypokery posted:Anyone else noticed James Cleverly's left eyebrow raises when he lies? an easier tell is that his lips are moving
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OwlFancier posted:I mean if he's been banging the guy from U2 for ten years straight I'd say he's had a good run. Ah yeah the old "Why did Bono fall off the stage?"
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Boris Johnson clubbing seals article in telegraph: It's here: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/comment/personal-view/3604846/So-whats-wrong-with-clubbing-seals.html
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Has anyone talked about Boris Johnson being the editor of the spectator who hired the Neonazi Taki, kept him on despite Boris’s own father ( Charles Wheeler) in law begged him to fire Taki after he wrote that Bongo Bongo land article and he refused. After Taki wrote an article calling himself a “Soi Distant Antisemite” and attacked the owner of the spectator for marrying a Jewish woman, Conrad Black asked Boris to fire Taki, and he refused. Taki wrote for the spectator for as long as Boris was editor, and Boris gave him a special issue, celebrating his “glorious 25 years” it’s literally all in Boris’s Biography. https://books.google.com/books?id=w...agazine&f=false In 2001, in the middle of Johnson's time as Spectator editor, Taki wrote an anti-Semitic column so extreme that it prompted Conrad Black, owner of The Spectator and not someone who could be accused of an unfair bias against the publication, to complain that "In both its venomous character and its unfathomable absurdity, this farrago of lies is almost worthy of Goebbels or the authors of the Protocols of the Elders of Zion... [Taki] presents the universal Jewish ethos as brutish, vulgar, grasping and cunningly wicked." guess who kept Taki on the payroll, against the wish of the owner. If you think it’s the editor, Boris Johnson, you win a prize PawParole fucked around with this message at 17:57 on Nov 27, 2019 |
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Jaeluni Asjil posted:Boris Johnson clubbing seals article in telegraph: From zero to racist in one paragraph. Impressive  And then it gets worse... Edit: Wahey, flippant reference to the Rwandan genocide: That oval office Johnson posted:Here is a fellow who rises and puts on his great big waterproof boots and his great big waterproof hat. Then he picks up a horrible knobkerrie, studded with nails, gives his wife a loving kiss, and strides on to ice floes where he sets about him with a terrible Hutu-style slaughter. Bonk bash bonk he goes, like some demented axeman, and nothing will stop him. The telephoto lenses of the RSPCA cameras whirr and click. quote:But I put it to you none the less that the Canadian fisherman has as much right to go out clubbing as the average British Fixed that for you, Boris. quote:Is there anyone who could possibly attempt to justify this kind of barbarity? Will anyone stand up for the seal cull? Well, ahem, at the risk of terminally alienating and offending animal-lovers across the country, it is the duty of this column — which ever puts logic above popularity — to have a go. Logical edgelord Bojo knows what's up. Braggart fucked around with this message at 18:04 on Nov 27, 2019 |
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Admittedly it was a long time ago since I tried to read it, but "Cultural Amnesia" by Clive James was the first book I ever read that was so intolerably liberal that I physically couldn't bring myself to finish it. Anyway, aside from that and cheating on his wife (who wrote a banger of a book about Dante and the Divine Comedy) he was still an excellent writer and a forgotten treasure. RIP.
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PawParole posted:Has anyone talked about Boris Johnson being the editor of the spectator who hired the Neonazi Taki, kept him on despite Boris’s own father ( Charles Wheeler) in law begged him to fire Taki after he wrote that Bongo Bongo land article and he refused. After Taki wrote an article calling himself a “Soi Distant Antisemite” and attacked the owner of the spectator for marrying a Jewish woman, Conrad Black asked Boris to fire Taki, and he refused. Taki wrote for the spectator for as long as Boris was editor, and Boris gave him a special issue, celebrating his “glorious 25 years” That sounds like effort to me, big man say jeremy bad, jeremy bad, why jeremy not sorry for bad, bad jeremy.
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PawParole posted:it’s literally all in Boris’s Biography. How could you leave out the bit right after that: 
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https://twitter.com/SebastianEPayne/status/1199716484689383424 What an amazing methodology.
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sinky posted:How could you leave out the bit right after that: I hate him so much. I hate him gently caress
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Apraxin posted:https://twitter.com/SebastianEPayne/status/1199716484689383424 If bookies are the best they can do then they're in trouble.
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RockyB posted:https://twitter.com/theousherwood/status/1199722617156100097 either that or he pulled out after what happened today and the bbc are covering for him
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i dunno why he'd pull out, the whole interview is just gonna be "mr johnson, sir, despite your obvious strength and intelligence, some say they doubt you will get brexit done?"
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Apraxin posted:https://twitter.com/SebastianEPayne/status/1199716484689383424 Like I'm going to take the word of someone who once shat his pants in the middle of an exam
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Apraxin posted:https://twitter.com/SebastianEPayne/status/1199716484689383424 Most polls on 2017 election day predicted a Tory majority of 60+. We have two weeks to go.
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Communist Thoughts posted:i dunno why he'd pull out, the whole interview is just gonna be "mr johnson, sir, despite your obvious strength and intelligence, some say they doubt you will get brexit done?" Mr. Johnson, your campiagn has the momentum of a runaway frieght train. Why are you so popular?
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Apraxin posted:https://twitter.com/SebastianEPayne/status/1199716484689383424 Literally basing it on people loving gambling lmao forever.
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Great brain genius Dominic Cummings updated his blog https://dominiccummings.com/2019/11...-foreign-votes/ It's seems extremely normal and not at all like deranged ranting
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Bardeh posted:Squirrel fillets, anyone? If someone doesn't shop a massive cow pat into this well I don't know wtf
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peanut- posted:Great brain genius Dominic Cummings updated his blog ahahahaha  'advanced political culture' u wot m8
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Plank Sanction posted:I'm finding it easier to sell it as an issue of zero-hour contracts and casualisation. Really disappointed with some of my colleagues though. 'I'm too busy to go on strike', as if those of us on the picket aren't. Yeah it's kind of a shame that pensions are still at the forefront. One question today was 'are you still striking over pensions?' and honestly, I'm not striking for my pension because wtf is 2050 going to look like? I'll strike in solidarity on current pensions, sure, but I'm on the picket because of how contracts and casualisation affected my time as RA. -- Heard the same from some non-striking academics & it's sad they aren't making the connection between 'too busy' and 'reluctance to strike'.
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