Tweet Coffee Lovers and Fans @tony.... 4d ..• Just listened to a full episode of Red Scare for the first time. Holy crap those girls are mean cyberbud @num1_cyberbud • 3d theyre great. like a high iq paris-and-nicole duo, using their girl boners to navigate politics, and somehow managing to derive actual insight from it Coffee Lovers and Fans @tonyhawktruther Replying to @num1 cyberbud You sound like a pervert who belongs in Hell 10:48 AM • 2/1/23

Why did BBC Breakfast give Reform UK a special graphic? A small detail in a brief report sparks some big questions about what the national broadcaster is doing during the run up to local and national elections.

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WHY DID BBC BREAKFAST GIVE REFORM UK A SPECIAL GRAPHIC?

A small detail in a brief report sparks some big questions about what the national broadcaster is doing during the run up to local and national elections.

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*good academic prose. several times this year have I been at the point where I can write the essay days before deadline, but all that comes out is a watery, murky mess I don't even recognise as my own. I know I'm such a dick for it but it truly is never my best possible work unless I'm sweating

Part II English is my New Rochelle Final

on every morning, like this one, when I wake up with six hours to write 2000 words because I have, genuinely, been irreversibly conditioned to only ever produce good prose under pressure, I thank god that Challengers came out during my undergrad finals. horny bisexual competitiveness go brr

'hamnet-era'

genuinely cannot believe what i've just listened to there. what a mistake to make

middlesbrough football club your capacity to depress me knows no bounds

Medieval manuscript image of two fish swimming in waves of water.

wæter-stefn, f.n: the voice or sound of water. (WAT-er-STEH-vun / ˈwæ-tɛr-ˌstɛ-vən)
Image: Bestiary; Iran (Maragheh), c. 1297-1300; Morgan Library & Museum, MS M.500, f. 78v.
#OldEnglish #WOTD

i only talk to strangers to get hidden achievements

And here's WB Yeats and Samuel Beckett in the # 1926Census

I have tried living "in the moment;" I would like to select a different, funner moment

...and I extend 'family member' to family members, members of the community I grew up in, school friends' parents, odd school friends themselves, old football coaches, etc etc.

socially, politically, technologically, it's fascinating. but it's also normal, what I now accept as a fact of life; I'm young enough to not really remember an entirely un-radicalised family member

I frequently intellectualise/analyse everything, but in experiencing this my brain has just gone dark

‘I feel like I’m losing her’: the families torn apart by older relatives going far right It starts with a ‘back in my day’ nostalgic meme – then suddenly your elders are sharing AI-generated ‘boomerslop’ and repeating conspiracy theories …

this is entirely a self-centred reaction, but when this has been happening slowly, predictably, a depressive rhythm pulsing in the background of my life that's spent years getting louder and louder, I do wince at some reactions to it as zoo-like activity of a world beyond them

‘I feel like I’m losing her’: the families torn apart by older relatives going far right It starts with a ‘back in my day’ nostalgic meme – then suddenly your elders are sharing AI-generated ‘boomerslop’ and repeating conspiracy theories …

A grim, interesting read here, and a situation I’m sure is familiar to many people in Britain and elsewhere.

A toxic combination of people being hugely suggestible, and the traditional political parties no longer representing anything culturally in their lives.
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Vibrant street art in Limerick, Ireland. A standard street bollard is painted as a bright blue octopus head, with its tentacles sprawled playfully across the pavement for a local scavenger hunt.

🐙 Painted Octopus — By Lumen Street Theatre in Limerick 🇮🇪 This Is Clever (14 Photos): streetartutopia.com/2026/04/17/c...

Peter mandelsons entire career is like a cursed pharaohs amulet that kills everyone that tries to use its power and every other week some Labour party idiot picks up and goes have we tried using the pharaohs amulet

evidently only just missed out on standing and gave up

i anticipate the day where i'll feel content again to be sat down at a gig – today is not that day, not for two hundred quid, anyway

in queue for Strokes tickets sat in library (essay that doesn’t yet exist due in two days) with Reptilia playing in my headphones – constructing the most tense environment possible

Olivia Rodrigo - drop dead (Official Music Video) YouTube video by OliviaRodrigoVEVO

ohhhh so perfectly dreamscape. so fun. just like heaven

and unless, ofc, they’re weird or bad or irritating, i do inherently root for any celebrity/artist in the same school year as me. right now she certainly feels like our class rep – we are lucky

drop dead

ah this is great. love hearing the cure influences. on the whole this feels like an impressive, impressively natural progression – a clear elevation where she hasn’t let go of the fundamentals. as always, she captures her (and often my…) obsessions/delusions so acutely; so well. big fan

literally only just clocked that George Fouracres of SNL UK fame is the same George Fouracres I saw play Andrew Lloyd Webber in One Man Musical – that man is insanely talented

water ripples and waves reflecting light

Lucien Clergue, Reflection, 1968

oh my god YES

Ronald Searle, NYC, Count Basie's Bar...

you met me at a very rewatching skins time of my life

Radio Free Alice cover Usher's ‘DJ Got Us Fallin' In Love’ for Like A Version YouTube video by triple j

this is class – they interpol/bloc partied usher

going out wearing my gold pendant on a silver chain completely blind to the fact i'm actively repelling all the rich middle-aged lesbians is a little tragic, actually