Now Farage has spoken as an MP for the first time, can we please have something approximating scrutiny of him from at least the lobby? Time to stop acting like he’s a lovable eccentric and start treating him as someone on the public payroll, who has to adhere to standards he does not share. Thanks.
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I don't even go there, and this is still the funniest shit
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Love to have a bit of an aul hooly on St Patty's Day
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It feels a bit like Ted Lasso season 2 and I think the problem with both is that the higher-ups start interfering in the writing process.
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None of the recent “here’s what I think of Biden” stuff is journalism. Absolutely fine to criticise that.
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Criticising journalism is illiberal but opinion columns are not journalism, and opinion-havers are not journalists.
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The Bear season 3 is a bit meh, but I loved the Tina episode a lot
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They should, as courtesy, include something that will get the photo tagged. Like an illustration of a woman showing 5mm of ankle.
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If this happened today there would be a million Substack posts about how those boys are the real fascists
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Thought he was a rocker?
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No disrespect to the shirtless bears. Good luck and well done on your body positivity! I’m just wondering why those photos never get tagged.
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Weird how the bsky algorithm will tag any photo with exposed human skin, unless that skin belongs to a hairy dude with his shirt off.
(And it must be a photo. Risqué cartoons, like Homer in his underpants, will be tagged.)
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…where reading is portrayed as this incredible superpower that makes you a teeny bit better than everyone else. Dahl’s version also celebrated reading, but portrayed it as more of a psychic defence against a world gone mad. Subtle but essential difference.
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To be clear though, there’s nothing wrong with talking about writing in writing. It’s specifically the Isn’t Storytelling Brilliant trope I was critiquing, as found in the works of Gaiman/Rowling/Moffatt/the GoT guys.
Another example I had in mind was the #Girlboss Matilda musical…
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