Ah right, this is a double standards thing. Ok, as you were.

Including the hostages in the north of the island? Mind you, we only have ourselves to blame.

He's about to pioneer a whole new category of divorced.

Just. Scary.

Goddamn, I was in the pub and couldn't tune in. I suspect the answer is no but is there a way to listen back?

They have a selection of words that they mix up to meet whichever bs sounds truthy in an evil liar kinda way

It's a constant source of fascination for me how Western society made it out of that time with actual progeny. Some bloody amazing music tho.

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That is (was 😓) a beauty!

I do love big random pompom poppies like that!

The thing that *really* confuses me is that they seem to expect it to work. One minute it's "we need to have an honest conversation" the next it's "round em up and kick em out". It's beyond insane.

Every time I've asked Google a yes or no question recently, the AI has given me wrong info. Most recently related to a 240V electrical safety question. I think you may be on to something.

Having really strong ad and tracker blocking active on my devices, I've noticed just how much of every Google results page is a paid link now (because my blocking breaks the links). It's almost getting to the point where you need to "show more results" to, y'know, GET actual results.

It's a pity Father Ted can't escape him.

Oops didn't realise you were Scottish as well! I'm Dundonian and it's something I heard a lot growing up. Dropping the contraction, "men like you, who are..." sounds more natural to me than "men like you, that are..."

But then again I'm no linguist. In fact, worse in this context, I'm a coder.

*its. Autocarrot determined to satirise me in real time 🙄

I dunno about who're ... it's a common contraction in Scottish dialects. It's definitely an odd one to put in writing though... literally no characters apart from a single space are "saved" in it's use 😂