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Do you think the william shatner store still does a roaring trade? TJ Hooker mugs?
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I od'ed on the trump thread in gbs after the election and haven't followed it for ages now. When does he have to leave the whitehouse? I want to read it during this period.
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goddamnedtwisto posted:6th is the official confirmation of the election results in Congress, 20th is Biden's inauguration. Cheers.
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Friday night in the UKMT is like friday night in a provincial market town centre. Let's just take the traffic cone off the statue, sweep up the broken bottles try get stench of puked up doner meat out of the air.
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My parents are getting their first vaccine next week.
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https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2021/jan/27/facebook-apologises-flagging-plymouth-hoe-offensive-term Plymouth Hoe is one of the most well-known sites in the UK’s seafaring history, the spot where Sir Francis Drake reputedly finished a game of bowls before heading out to fight the Spanish Armada. But Facebook has found itself in hot water after challenging some posts from local people who innocently mentioned the Hoe, mistakenly thinking they were using a misogynist term. The social media company has apologised for its mistake and promised to take steps to ensure residents and visitors can use the term in relation to the Devon landmark.
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