I mean I can hardly talk, there was a time I'd be sure to read every post in my Twitter feed on my Blackberry. But I do disappear when I see people who can't travel on an escalator on the underground without swiping a fresh TikTok video for the 40 second journey.
Hope there's another political story in the news about who knew what when, love them.
two images of the human body's circulatory system. One of them with good cable management
The human circulatory system, before and after proper cable management.
Watch Odegaard's reaction at the start of this clip when he tells Martinelli to track O'Reilly and he ignores him
Dead shopping malls open.substack.com/pub/therunou... Arcade Fire get me talking about ABBA and George Romero’s Dawn of The Dead.
52 100 million plus streams but no billion for $uicideboy$
This is the best I could do with a quick script pull.
Would go along with it people said Depeche Mode were the biggest cult band in the world.
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Arsenal 80 Manchester City 77 Aston Villa 65 Manchester United 65 Liverpool 63 Chelsea 58 Brentford 57 Brighton 57 Everton 54 Bournemouth 54 Fulham 52 Newcastle United 52 Sunderland 52 Crystal Palace 51 Leeds United 45 West Ham United 41 Nottingham Forest 39 Tottenham Hotspur 37 Burnley 25 Wolverhampton 24
GW33 has already started, but last week was a big one. Spurs deeper into the muck. Man City with a chance of making a fight of it.
I'm a broken record on this but the radicalisation and brain rot of Gen X/boomers is a massively under-appreciated problem
My reaction to Coventry going up was to watch this youtu.be/G1o7Fu93L4s?...
We talked about this, Mum. Not in front of my wife.
Tough on MILFs, tough on the causes of MILFs.
If you are in the mood for some stretched-out Gabriel and Talk Talk adjacent mumbling NW English prog, fill your boots. Buyer beware if not. 'One Day Like This' is the obvious point where they unveiled a festival anthem, but 'Ribcage' on their second album was when I knew it would happen for them.
100% this. I did think they were going to be big in 2001, and they ended up being big in 2008. Granted, they were not festival-anthem-ready at this point and being allegedly kicked off the front of NME in favour of a five-piece from NY may have set them back.
chrisxvargas ® 5h 24 years old. Fully paid off Costco hotdog. It's not "parents money". It's not luck. It's consistency. It's discipline. I grind EVERYDAY to live this lifestyle. COSTCO Costco $1.50 Paid $1.50 Remaining $0.00 Payment schedule Pay in 4 Fri, Jan 05 1 of 4 • Paid $0.375 Fri, Jan 19 2 of 4 • Paid $0.375 Fri, Feb 02 3 of 4 • Paid $0.375 Fri, Feb 16 Final payment • Paid $0.375
Same here in Reading with kids travelling from London. I wonder if train ticket volumes for peak journeys by U16s would reveal some of these flows where rail is a viable commute?
No it isn't. Might it be the most annoying salary to earn to the nearest pound? Maybe. That doesn't make it the worst, especially to people who wouldn't earn that in four or five years.
On balance, I would not be annoyed if I had to update this therunoutgrooves.substack.com/p/please-do-...
the final episode of this beloved British sitcom features the main character being killed in a hit and run accident and it is strongly implied that his wife murders the driver involved after befriending her.
And while I don't believe in Reagan trickle-down economics from the very top, I think it is bad if families like that keep the £100 each month rather than spending most of it in a local business. Means less for tips, fewer extra shifts, less chance of hiring extra staff etc.
(This will also happen if your kids are now 8 and 11, not 2 and 5, but you won't factor that in!)
Yes, this is what I was heading towards. If you have less actual money left than before, you absolutely notice. If you used to have, say, £80 left for a £75 family meal out before payday, pre-pandemic, and now you have £100, but the meal costs £120, you can be better off but feel worse off.
Yes, while people could say to anyone it applies to that "Your wages have gone up 25% since the pandemic", they can shoot back that their food bill, streaming costs, car insurance, gas, water, and train ticket have gone up more and ignore all the things that haven't gone up as fast as their wages.
Lost forever in a happy crowd open.substack.com/pub/therunou... This record is 45 today, so time to tackle a second Cure closing track.
If you float, you burn!
The guy in this being called Trevor still amuses me a decade later.
I'd say if you put him on a pedestal he'd only disappoint you.
I spent 16, SIXTEEN years fighting this crap.
I can’t believe it 😭
