I'm not sure why the image for this article is a trojan horse. pretty much every single AI job scam I've seen may as well announce itself with flashing neon lights, a couple of clowns, and entry of the gladiators blasting on planet-sized speakers. they're *incredibly* overt & don't care who knows it
Not to be a broken record, but why on earth is Ed Balls there interviewing his wife's work colleagues about a scandal involving the government department she currently runs?
labour goes *significantly* further than reform in multiple areas. abolish the whole miserable lot of them
incredible. she swore at them "after being accused at an on-stage event of copying the policies of Nigel Farage’s Reform UK." so, accurately describing her plans? abolish the home office and especially shabana mahmood
this has to be the person who accused me of needing to get off my backside and tackle the government's immigration system then blocked me, right
completed resident evil village. was great until the chris redfield sections, with the horrendous throwback to mid 2000s gameplay. no, endless spawning enemies while you have to verrry slowwwwly make a laser pointer dial slowly tick up, which can be interrupted, and you do it 3 times, isn't fun
nice, not having a single friend on the playstation network has finally paid off for ole boydy
podcast editing today! time to fire up resolve and watch it forget where all the files are stored locally again
Look we're still young if I can just haul this comically heavy and oversized metallic step down converter for my Japanese dreamcast from its box to the wall. just.. just gimme a minute here to...warm up. actually just come over and help me lift it
they did the old "reply and block" thing in record time. oh well, and oh no etc
on top of everything else listed above, labour's proposed changes will put an estimated 100k or so children of migrants into extended poverty. there is no possible way to read everything above and come out swinging for labour's migration plans, unless you simply have no interest in doing so
"i'll stick with the party whose proposals are significantly more punitive with regard to settlement for both cost and rule changes" is definitely one approach, sure
famously, i have never taken action against the home office
i got an apology out of him faster than the home office
thirty six hours of me on a stage talking about the time thanos turned my wife's visa to dust
i'm here for a bad time, and a long time
it's such an odd thing to claim when the briefest understanding of everyone's proposed changes, plus rules which labour's already introduced, show this to not be the case
they're banning smartphones in schools because your posts are so bad they're a threat to the kids
darth blorko returns in: rise of the blorkotron. now with 56 additional minutes of dinkle donkle the mighty
*yes*!! wipeout's OSTs were phenomenal
I got into *so many* bands from games like gran turismo and the early GTAs
the penne opticon
ukgov itself continues to lie about something that is easily disproven. not a single thing has been done about it, nor will it. you may as well get out a "you're all liars" flag in the commons and be done with it, nothing substantive will ever happen to the people doing the lying
(a voice like boiled ham): they call me the rap assassinator
he's got the rapmaster big guns on speed dial (john barnes and ronnie whelan)
the best way for starmer to save himself is a charity rap record
a black, grey, and white image from a game: a man wearing glasses with a beard in a small portrait shot. the text to the right says "you can't cut back on mandelson! you will regret this!"
