The verse about "The working man is doing fine" is a bit 🧐 (guess it was the 70s), but the rest is an Anthem For Our Times.

"Hey, how'd that 'pivot to video' work out?"
"...Huh?"

Yes, the people cheering Labour in the comments seem to be conveniently forgetting they left 500k children in poverty for a year because they wanted to make a point and only caved under extreme pressure.

Not a 15 min cities conspiracy theorist but every time I'm thwarted in my efforts to simply get from A to B outside of peak hours, which seems to occur increasingly often, I do start to wonder...

"Hahaha, look see, this AI stuff serves no useful purpose!"
*sound of forest fires & jackboots in background*

I feel the same about the fifth series of Stranger Things.

Maybe support those who found the songs "challenging" by helping them come to terms with the real world?

I haven't even caught up on this policy yet but the moment I saw the word in Sam's post, this was the first thing that leapt to mind. Then I thought, "Surely they wouldn't...?", followed by, "Of course they did!" 🙄

People are constantly being told the worse thing that could happen to them would be a rise in taxes. So they have to live with bins that aren’t collected, potholes that damage their cars, underfunded schools for their children and at the end of their life cheap care homes or inadequate home care.

And if they hit "Print booking", that's mine as well so it's like double-dip!
SATAN: *whistles*

starmer is a bland man who could've been likeable if he'd stuck to any of the principles he apparently used to hold. streeting, on the other hand, has a face even a mother could never tire of punching, even if he bought her a donkey sanctuary.