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why is it called Dracula and not A Count Account

can fish and chips cure a damaged soul, research points to maybe

why is it called Dracula and not A Count Account

bsky, help me out, i'm doing a tongue-in-cheek playlist for work, every title must have HEART in it. i've got most of the obvious ones, but i need your weird and obscure examples.

way late to this but The Substance is an absolute banger film, everything about it is bloody amazing.

this is the film my colleague watched and said, Marx, you'll enjoy this film, it's right up your street. WHAT THE FUCK DID YOU MEAN FREN?!

way late to this but The Substance is an absolute banger film, everything about it is bloody amazing.

the earring, man, why, ffs

way late to this but The Substance is an absolute banger film, everything about it is bloody amazing.

argh why is the climax of this film so brutal, omg

way late to this but The Substance is an absolute banger film, everything about it is bloody amazing.

let's hear your YA fiction hot takes

there is going to be, one day in the future, a day where a prime minister stands up in the House of Commons and makes a public apology for the historic denigration of trans people in the UK. it will be hard-fought, hard-won, and well-deserved. but: we will get there.

i want every trans person i know on here to know that i love and cherish you, and that 99.9% of the country in which i live could not give a rat's arse about which toilet you use, as long as you flush it and wash your hands after.

a shelfie game, can you spot: * a game by a friend (or by you!) * a game you've played * a game you want to play * a game you don't want to play * a game you have too! * a game you'd steal from me * a game you won't own up to owning * a non-game book you love * a non-game book you hate

Sally Rooney's work being de facto banned in the UK because of her affiliation with Palestine Action is Good, Actually, because it raises the issue of the proscription being absolutely ridiculous with groups which which it previously didn't register so much.

stellar performance here from a well-respected indie team who, instead of trying to make as much money as possible, take a humane approach to publishing games. i have not played Big Walk, and do not have a console on which to do so, but everybody i've heard talk about it makes it sound amazing.

actually I have something more to say on this through the lens of the horrific incident at Yorkshire Wildlife Park, but you'll have to wait until later.

bearing in mind that a huge number of adult men think they could win in a fight against a bear, i really think you ought to design more of a barrier between a hypercarnivore and a delicious-looking long pig.

actually I have something more to say on this through the lens of the horrific incident at Yorkshire Wildlife Park, but you'll have to wait until later.

what the bloody hell was a zoo thinking, making an unguarded walkway over an enclosure for one of the world's most dangerous predators? and, why has the focus been on the individual who willfully bypassed the safety measures, rather than the company who provided inadequate safety measures?

actually I have something more to say on this through the lens of the horrific incident at Yorkshire Wildlife Park, but you'll have to wait until later.

so you don't have to get Mirror on your cookies, i checked the article for mitigating circumstances against my reaction of "jail for a thousand years", and the woman about whom this article was written does have a chronic digestive condition.

and sure her privilege gets her story in The Mirror, which probably wouldn't be the case if she weren't white and middle-class and (presumably) cishet. but actually this might be a pretty good example of a person using their privilege to stand up for an actual injustice. and that's good, actually?

so you don't have to get Mirror on your cookies, i checked the article for mitigating circumstances against my reaction of "jail for a thousand years", and the woman about whom this article was written does have a chronic digestive condition.

i guess the headline "Your rights if your package tour company refuses to account for your chronic health issues" contravenes editorial shilling for rich corpos? but, like, if this was a woman with a stick or a walker complaining about poor access, would you feel the same?

so you don't have to get Mirror on your cookies, i checked the article for mitigating circumstances against my reaction of "jail for a thousand years", and the woman about whom this article was written does have a chronic digestive condition.

this is a common case of a headline being misleading, and actually the problem is a failure to consider the actual needs of a human being with a health issue. like, direct your ire at corporate mis-selling.

so you don't have to get Mirror on your cookies, i checked the article for mitigating circumstances against my reaction of "jail for a thousand years", and the woman about whom this article was written does have a chronic digestive condition.