Sanitary Naptime posted:

I’m going to go full Pravda on this segment FYI, Incorrect Thought will not be permitted on the UKMP

mehall posted:

And miftan, I will absolutely eat a segment of chocolate orange for 2 minutes. Then another minute of me advising how good it was.

Rarity posted:

Legit good idea imo

Just keep your chocolate orange opinions to yourself

crispix posted:

You grew up in Israel, didn't you? I for one would have a lot of questions about your thoughts on anti-semitism and "anti-semitism".

Guavanaut posted:

https://twitter.com/Namorrodor/status/1157235706730876929

Friendship ended with Yorkshire, now Lancashire is my best friend.

Rarity posted:

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bump_fn posted:

everyone said this about trump in the primary lol

Sanitary Naptime posted:

Personally for the ukmp theme song I was thinking we just have god save the queen for a bar or two and then record scratch into the internationale.

Guavanaut posted:

That'd be perfect for throwing at nazis.

sebzilla posted:

Are you Jewish?

Regardless, take it to the JLM

pitch a fitness posted:

NFB

deano posted:

I run a little takeaway doing breakfast and lunches in an industrial estate south scotland, and ofc a section of my customers have some takes so hot I could cook bacon on.
Served a customer yesterday, then they hung around for a while, and his solution to crime and the problems these days with the young ones would be public flogging.
I loving hate people sometimes.

I really wish i had went at him but i just kinda passively aggroed them out by loving off and making lots of noise doing dishes till they got the hint, just Venting, like up thread it was mentioned its hard when noone else seems to be on the same wavelength and least half of who i cater for have lovely opinions, i hate biting my tounge sometimes but times are hard and too many lost customers means i dont eat, just feel a bit poo poo not fighting our corner.

The climate change guy that was like so much for climate change after the mexico hail storm that bailed after i started on him felt good tho.

2 more inches of bloody rain today and the broken drains around here would had me flooded out, totaly typical for august tho.

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51 An area of interest apparently and also:

deano posted:

I know just feels a bit poo poo not trying at least even tho honestly most of them are likely a lost cause so its, take money nod head.

deano posted:

Donate excess stock to food banks.

deano posted:

Also a good egg

thespaceinvader posted:

I wonder how many of them will even still be the Labour candidates at the next election...

Klepsie posted:

All right, all right, it's taken over 15 years of Camrath nagging me but drops of water wear away a stone. Here I am. I am his friend who's been having issues with the mental health system. There have been some developments (also a few of Cam's original details are, innocently, a bit inaccurate). If there is interest, I can expand.

I am also advised that I should confess that I don't eat chocolate oranges, or chocolate at all, as part of my gritty smack battle to lose some effing weight. (She says, remembering Camrath's home made fudge guiltily)

Rarity posted:

Miftan, you get your filthy chocolate orange-hating hands off of her

fridge corn posted:

What do you understand about classical music being impressive on a rational level?

Julio Cruz posted:

not to have a massive go at you but everyone I've met who's ever said that is basing it on an infinitesimally small sample

I'm pretty sure it's basically impossible for anyone who likes some form of music to find the entire output of 500+ years boring

Coohoolin posted:

If you are interested, I have a small selection of pieces saved that I've found resonate very well with people who don't think they "get" classical music. I'd be happy to fire off a PM if you're curious.

Catzilla posted:

If you have the BBC sounds app, search for a show called ‘How to listen’ which eases novices into classical music, explains the themes and what’s going on. Maybe a good entry point.

Jaeluni Asjil posted:

Don't know if this is of any help - relates to Madrid. Probably similar in other locations:

http://www.comunidad.madrid/servicios/salud/buscador-centros-sanitarios


Can confirm from other experiences that British Embassy bears striking resemblance to chocolate teapot.

Jose posted:

this got posted in the cspam epstein thread and is a great conspiracy lol

https://www.salon.com/2002/05/07/students/

[quote]In some cases, the Israelis visited locations not known to the public -- areas without street addresses, for example, or DEA offices not identified as such -- leading authorities to suspect that information had been gathered from prior surveillance or perhaps electronically, from credit cards and other sources. One Israeli was discovered holding banking receipts for substantial sums of money, close to $180,000 in withdrawals and deposits over a two-month period. A number of the Israelis resided for a period of time in Hollywood, Fla. -- the small city where Mohammed Atta and three terrorist comrades lived for a time before Sept. 11.

Officials began dealing more aggressively with the "art students." According to one account, some 140 Israeli nationals were detained or arrested between March 2001 and Sept. 11, 2001. According to the INS, the deportations resulted from violations of student visas that forbade the Israelis from working in the United States. (In fact, Salon has established that none of the Israelis were enrolled in the art school most of them claimed to be attending; the other college they claimed to be enrolled in does not exist.) After the Sept. 11 attacks, many more young Israelis -- 60, according to one AP dispatch and other reports -- were detained and deported.[ /quote]

Jose posted:

lol but if you read the article it was definitely way more than that. They doorstepped tons of DEA agents

Rarity posted:

Everyone always ignores the Russian winter

communism bitch posted:

lol

So my dea dear sister's birthday is tomorrow and has asked that instead of giving her gifts we donate to a fundraiser she is doing. Which is all very nice, but she's raising money for PETA UK. I don't want to be a dickhead to my sister but I also don't want to give money to those wankers. What do?

Guavanaut posted:

I have southern fried chicken in the fridge but I've already made a start on doing sausages and jacket potato and homophobic English meatballs.

ThomasPaine posted:

https://twitter.com/Sara_Rose_G/status/1162016768363237376?s=19

Guavanaut posted:

And also that it's making a bunch of actual Jewish people feel unsafe just for the performative outrage of a bunch of pricks.

Like if it was "Jeremy Corbyn smokes spice" or "Jeremy Corbyn watches weird hentai" then that'd be one thing, but years of "Corbyn's coming for you! *spooky holocaust noises*" immediately after their veiled antisemitism about Ed is gross as hell.

bump_fn posted:

loving hell

Gonzo McFee posted:

tbh I lost any and all ability to take the antisemitism charges seriously when the Windrush scandal broke, Laura Kuenssberg said that the story would probably run out of steam within a week before going right back to talking about antisemitism in the labour party. Untold numbers of people who's lives were destroyed by a racist, vicious immigration policy that actively sought to ignore evidence Vs a story that's mostly about the feeling that Labour is racist among Jews after a media campaign about how Labour is antisemitic, reporting on the effects of their reporting without any acknowledgement that their reporting might have something to do with it.

It's too brazen.

OwlFancier posted:

i.e the old noisy ones that own all the jewish papers, same as with the general public lol.

Truly we are all the same.

Borrovan posted:

I have heard from a friend of a friend that that in Jewish areas of North London it's a common doorstep issue, even in Labour households.

Same friend of a friend complains about getting bullied by Momentum though so it's possible she's just being disingenuous.

NotJustANumber99 posted:

I thought it was pretty clear what I was saying from the obvious context of it being concerning immigration, although I wouldn't really say it was my argument. If entry to the UK is a product people are willing to pay for and we're the ones reaping those rewards rather than a private company then in some circumstances I'm not really against it. I can do a car analogy about it if you like?

Bobstar posted:

Thanks for the tip, I'll check it out.

I'm a bit hampered in my quest for non-meat/healthy eating by not being able to do onion or garlic (apart from garlic & chili oil, which I believe doesn't have the compound that makes people's guts react). But it's fun to experiment with ways around it.

Sanitary Naptime posted: