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where is the labour leader on this https://twitter.com/DaveBlacklist/status/1324493011766681600?s=20
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There was a request for some of the left-wing boomer memes from the old lefty I became Facebook friends with, so here's a selection:    
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Jose posted:lol at this but also buying trumps extremely lovely products The replies are extremely cathartic.
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Nov 6, 2020 13:32
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Jose posted:where is the labour leader on this Probably coordinating with his buddies at Mi5
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Behold, the quintessential lib photo: with the caption: BBC: Nick Rewcastle says the government should be helping people who are starting their own businesses in the pandemic e: And no, the article does not have anything to do with sports or the sports industry. And this is his main complaint: quote:However, like many other company directors, he normally pays himself a salary of £1,000 a month and takes the rest of his income in dividends, which are not included in his furlough. Private Speech fucked around with this message at 13:55 on Nov 6, 2020 |
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Nov 6, 2020 13:48
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Jinkii posted:The real problem is Beaufort's Dyke a massive undersea crevasse that is filled with unused munitions from one of the great wars, if they couldn't build a bridge over it which chinless wonder thinks a tunnel isn't going to have a similar problem? The good thing about tunnels is they go under the ground. Agreed on the main reason it's impossible though, just like Concorde we need the French to drag us over the line.
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Private Speech posted:Behold, the quintessential lib photo: 
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Private Speech posted:Behold, the quintessential lib photo: £800 too much imo
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peanut- posted:Nick Rewcastle sounds instantly like a spoonerism  Rick Newcastle also sounds like a character from a Martin Amis novel
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Niric posted:Rick Newcastle also sounds like a character from a Martin Amis novel Rick Newcastle was a proper Northerner, real working class. He finished his mug of bitter and his other mug of bitter at threw his five whippets at the Muslim terrorist and yelled "e by eck youse not welcome doon toon no more!"
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Nov 6, 2020 14:09
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Private Speech posted:Behold, the quintessential lib photo: Hahaha. "Why isn't the government compensating me for the income I deliberately avoided saying I have"
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Nov 6, 2020 14:12
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Owen Jones has a Patreon now, which seems like the inevitable endgame for every vaguely public figure now.
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It's cheaper to build a tunnel to Northern Ireland than to allow NI politicians to keep claiming their traveling expenses to Westminster.
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stev posted:Owen Jones has a Patreon now, which seems like the inevitable endgame for every vaguely public figure now. Next step: Onlyfans
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stev posted:Owen Jones has a Patreon now, which seems like the inevitable endgame for every vaguely public figure now. All the tiers give the same benefits which...ok yeah fair enough tbh.
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Nov 6, 2020 14:22
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Lol Biden has won, better make sure there's no border checks in Ireland.
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Guavanaut posted:That was just me subbing it because I forgot what the vessel was, but it's got good information of everything from the Titanic to the Alexander L. Kielland to the de Havilland Comet square windows, so it's a pro read if you never want to trust anything made by mankind out of metal ever again. If you're into engineering disasters I would also recommend the "Well there's your problem" podcast by forums user DoNotEat1.
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Don't mock, if an ex-leader like Abbot can join the Brexit talks, imagine what Art of the Deal maestro himself could do leading the Brexit negotiations for the UK. Bigly Brexit.
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I'm sorry. It clearly reads "Death and that to, The Facisim + Liberalism Enable It!" Obviously these people are in favour of enabling Facisim and Liberalism.
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keep punching joe posted:Lol Biden has won, better make sure there's no border checks in Ireland. Yeah, hes not going to be a good president, but he's not going to be a terrible one either. Plus this forces Boris to deaol with Europe or face haveing no major trade deals. Lets hope he's been stalling hoping this won't happen, and now has to make another of his patented u turns!
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Oscar Romeo Romeo posted:If you're into engineering disasters I would also recommend the "Well there's your problem" podcast by forums user DoNotEat1. The main reason why I started reading that book (other than general lockdown free time curiosity) ties into recent Soda Stream chat, I couldn't find a single good pub gas supplier that does homes in the Midlands, but I did find a dry ice supplier in Leicestershire that was significantly cheaper than cylinder refill when you account for shipping. So could I not buy a cylinder, take the valve off, fill it with a few kilos of dry ice, and torque the valve back on? This guy does: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l-a3pISQLQg At which point an alarm went off in the reptilian engineer part of my brain saying "no, do not do this, this is a dogshit idea for idiots" but I couldn't quite place exactly why, and that book turned up during a search and looked interesting. It's because most steels (including the common types of gas cylinders) undergo a ductile-brittle transition around -40 to -60C, dry ice is -78.5C, and any microscopic crack in the steel will go off like a scratch in tempered glass, so  do not do what the video guy is doing unless you know exactly what material your cylinder is made of. You could possibly do it with an aluminium tank, because aluminium can be used to store liquid helium at a few Kelvin and remain ductile, but doing it with steel tanks is a terrible idea. I think (hope for his sake anyway) the little Soda Stream ones are aluminium.
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Grey Hunter posted:Yeah, hes not going to be a good president, but he's not going to be a terrible one either. Plus this forces Boris to deaol with Europe or face haveing no major trade deals. He supports fracking, opposes universal healthcare, as VP he caged children, and his own VP dedicated her life to tearing apart black communities. He's going to be a loving terrible president.
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Nov 6, 2020 15:40
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crispix posted:Boris and co are hosed without Trump imo If nothing else, Johnson doesn't even get to enjoy the positive comparisons anymore. No more "at least he's not as bad as Trump lmao" driving apathy.
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Doctor_Fruitbat posted:He supports fracking, opposes universal healthcare, as VP he caged children, and his own VP dedicated her life to tearing apart black communities. He's going to be a loving terrible president. Your scale needs recalibration. What's Trump if Biden is "loving terrible"
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At the very least I hope this means no return to British state violence in Ireland, despite all the "state violence actually good" laws the government is passing. Don't have much further hope/wishes for a Biden presidency than that.
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Gort posted:Your scale needs recalibration. What's Trump if Biden is "loving terrible" Really loving terrible.
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When did the US have a non-terrible president, in your view
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Gort posted:When did the US have a non-terrible president, in your view Afaik this has never happened
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Gort posted:When did the US have a non-terrible president, in your view William Henry Harrison provably did the least evil poo poo of any president.
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Hey, you know how we all hate zero-hours contracts and Uber? Look at Proposition 22 in California, who voted for it, and who's behind it. US is going to have an atomised zero-hours underclass within a year with no rights enshrined in law.
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There was a transition period in the 60s-80s where they went from racist whites-only semi-socialism (but not really socialism) to all-inclusive turbo-capitalism (but still pretty racist), so there might have been a sweet spot around there were they not spending the entire time bombing countries that they'd slapped the 'commies' label on.Kokoro Wish posted:Hey, you know how we all hate zero-hours contracts and Uber? Look at Proposition 22 in California, who voted for it, and who's behind it. US is going to have an atomised zero-hours underclass within a year with no rights enshrined in law.
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yes lets learn lessons from biden who scraped a win rather than socialist MAS in bolivia who absolutely smashed everyone else https://twitter.com/wesstreeting/status/1324717359152697347?s=20
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Borrovan posted:Was one of them Glinner's? I get this reference and appreciate it. *wipes away tear and salutes
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Kokoro Wish posted:Make no mistake, the Republicans are entirely in control in the US now. Yeah and my prediction is in 2024 they'll just go all out fash and run one of the kids from Starship Troopers as pres.
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