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Between this and the absolute freak that said he'd just get AI to tell his bairn a bedtime story it's clear that the promoters of this shite are every bit as lacking humanity as their product always will be
I have just seen an ad for an “AI companion for your parents”. It’s such a grim prospect: “Yeah, I haven’t got time to come and see you, mum, but here’s a bot you can talk to that will offer the pretence of giving a fuck.”
Lovely Sagal👍 - a much better choice than awful, disingenuous & un-proven Polanski idiot who never answers a straight question & didn’t even pay his council tax👎
Welcome to the #Uncanny Halloween Countdown 2026! A new mini-Uncanny case every day till #Halloween! 🎃
This is an eerie one! Are you feeling #TeamSceptic or #TeamBeliever?
See you tomorrow for another nugget of nightmare fuel!
Uncanny Halloween Countdown | Listen on BBC Sounds & watch on YouTube
Watching this & I cannot have more disgust or visceral hatred for those nonce-bonnet clad cunts calling these extraordinarily brave, everyday people traitors.
Quite incredible voluntary bravery demonstrating the best of Britain.
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Before & after. This porch is one I finished today. Finished in Sikkens XD Gloss. My go-to for all exterior woodwork. Gutter & fascia finished in soft sheen black. I also restored the door furniture to finish it all off. Step was stripped back & finished in Sadolin Exta wood stain.
I wanted to help my client to improve the appearance of their exterior light & was happy to do as a gesture. A simple removal of the glass, cleaned & polished. And I then prepped & painted the light using Beddec MSP paint in soft sheen. Restore, don’t replace.
A tumbleweed is rolling through my online shop today.
I create colourful prints, cards, homewares and T-shirts inspired by architecture, music and mid-century design.
Please have a look at my shop and repost to help spread the word. Thanks!
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Ryan Lavelle, Professor in Early Medieval History @uniwinchester.bsky.social, is on a recent episode of Echoes of History, the official Assassin's Creed history podcast, discussing the Battle of Chippenham as represented in Assassin's Creed Valhalla. Find it here www.youtube.com/watch?v=w4Rb...
Minimum wage workers are the most worthy of praise. If you tolerate your £40/hr job that sucks because you're scared of capitalism killing you, that's one thing. Earning the bare minimum the system allows because it hates you & not going postal is a level of forbearence Jesus would struggle with.
It's not about The Dignity Of Work. Unless you're very lucky, work is usually at best boring & at worst demeaning, painful & humiliating.
If you've set up a system that says "You'd better work all day or you'll suffer destitution" & full-time workers are still destitute, the system is the problem.
Predatory landlords, unregulated energy/water companies, no public transport infrastructure, union-busting wage suppression. Get angry about that first before you ask why somebody working a full week still needs benefits. Or do the ruling class job for them rather than punching up. Your call.
The snobbishness about this comes in part from the fact you can no longer pay all your bills doing a minimum wage job. If you work 35hrs a week you should be able to pay rent, pay utilities, buy food & have a little left over for a few beers on a Friday. This never used to be a controversial view.
There's absolutely nothing wrong with working a minimum wage retail job no matter your age. A job is a job. And this performative, ignorant gatekeeping by those saying it's not a "proper job" can get in the bin. Work is work.
Dear the people of France and Germany
Please PLEASE learn the lesson from us in the UK. We narrowly followed the path of a foreign funded right wing grifter in 2016 and the UK had a whole decade of division and decline
Do not do this to your countries. Do not learn the hard way
Why don't we all be the people Dolly wants us to be and give a little to her amazing programme which has put more than 300m books in children's hands?
RIP Dolly 😭💔
Dolly Parton's Imagination Library | USA, UK, IE, CA, AU share.google/VPA0JwytWKwF...
37 years ago, two million people joined hands across Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania in a fearless demand for freedom from Soviet occupation: the Baltic Way.
🇪🇪🤝🇱🇻🤝🇱🇹
A main walkway in the EP building in Brussels is named in honour of the event.
I need to shift 50 last tickets for my Edinburgh Fringe show to almost break even.
I’m a Scottish folksinger, performing self-penned, trad ballads and translations in the Scots language.
I’ve got a show on Fri 21 and Sun 23. Reposts would go a long way. Thx ❤️
🎟️ Tickets → bit.ly/fringeif
You might have been getting your news from Reform.
Once you know, you’ll want to make sure people stop reposting them.
PoliticsUK is run by a Reform councillor who used to campaign for the very worst Tories.
Setup and ready for the IWA festival at Fenny Stratford this weekend. MK2 2FR.
Open Friday 3.00pm for ice cream with pizza available from 5.30pm
Sat & Sun from 10.30 and pizza from 5.30pm. #fennystratford#pizza#takeaway#icecream
Dec 13: Colne Valley Postal History Museum
Once a year, this very special private museum run by LBSG member Steve Knight opens to the general public. His collection covers almost the entire span of British postbox history. Watch his website closely for the 2026 open day!
Website: www.cvphm.org.uk
Dec 20: Isle of Wight Postal Museum
Our own Arthur Reeder runs this extensive postal museum near Newport, and it is always a favourite. His collection includes over 200 postboxes from all eras. Want to visit? Please contact Arthur to make an appointment.
Website: www.postalmuseum.co.uk/page21.html
Found some lovely posters of my home town on Etsy. You know, with the sea front facing the wrong way and featuring that lighthouse we don’t have, and the local pubs the Ope and Howebts.
(Biographical note: we used to go drinking in Howebts when I was a teenager. Fun times!)
Reform's Lee Anderson demands public apology from LBC host James O'Brien over 'distressing' and 'dehumanising' attacks on leader Nigel Farage trib.al/X7mJFBt
Glad that somebody has been caught for her murder, but I will never be sad that somebody with so much bigotry and intolerance is no longer around to poison society. Some pratting around on TV did nothing to change the fact that her views were medieval and disgusting.
📣 OUR FIRST EVER LIVE SHOW 📣
We are excited to join up with @lincolnproject.us and @bylinesnetwork.co.uk@bylinetimes.bsky.social in a special show at Leicester Sq Theatre on 30 July to discuss how we beat authoritarians on both sides of the Atlantic
www.leicestersquaretheatre.com/show/the-aut...
Well done to England’s soccer ball players! I thought it was a great innings and was cheering right through to the final set, along with all the other down to earth ordinary working people which is definitely what I am too, mate.
🎾 Oh. My. Word. He’s only gone and done it. Arthur #Fery has beaten Dimitrov in the final set tiebreak at #Wimbledon to go into the quarterfinals! 🇬🇧
#bonkers
#OtD 25 Jun 1876 the Battle of the Little Bighorn began when Lakota, Northern Cheyenne, and Arapaho tribes routed General Custer's army, killing Custer in the process. A full account of the battle is in Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee: stories.workingclasshistory.com/article/9753...
In which Mr Pecksniff lays before his readers for their approval certain observations and speculations reflecting on the political life | East Anglia Bylines