The Girl Who Was Death
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Red-haired idiot.
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Lars Rosenquist
about 11 hours ago
Dutch satire: UK bans fax for people under 16.
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Angus Main
about 9 hours ago
Doesnāt really count, but yesterday we almost ran over Ai Weiwei crossing the road because I distracted the driver by excitedly shouting āAi Weiweiā
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John Bull
about 16 hours ago
Years ago I was on a stag weekend in Poland. We went paintballing. We were chatting to the Polish guys who ran it over beers afterwards and one casually mentioned that British dudes were the ONLY ones who ever seemed to listen and keep their eye protection on. So we explained Byker Grove to them.
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Give that student her own show.
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Stephen Graham
about 13 hours ago
We're long overdue a sideburns comeback.
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TVARK
about 13 hours ago
Daphne Shadwell 1927 - 2026 Pioneering TV programme maker and director.
tvark.org?s=Ready+Stea...
Daphne inspired the title of legendary ITV music show Ready Steady Go. āMost TV directors counted down āten, nine, eight,' etc. I was different. I used to end the countdown with, āReady, steady, go!āā
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Alistair Coleman
about 11 hours ago
Suspect that this is just the tip of a huge iceberg Russia was behind arson attacks targeting PM, BBC reveals
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
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Russia was behind arson attacks targeting PM, BBC reveals
Evidence shows Russians directing the plot and stoking tensions with fake far-right and Muslim groups.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c8r2l352z2do
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My (probably unwise) take on radicalisation of older people is that, if the government of the time handled the Great Move Online more carefully, the process might have been slower and kinder to those less willing to engage. However, that doesnāt excuse rabid stupidity.
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Kate Bevan
1 day ago
ah, this is sad, but what a good innings he had.
www.thetimes.com/uk/politics/...
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Roy Hattersley, former Labour deputy, dies aged 93
The author, journalist and politician was a cabinet minister under James Callaghan, deputy leader under Neil Kinnock and one of New Labourās most persistent critics
https://www.thetimes.com/uk/politics/article/roy-hattersley-former-labour-deputy-dies-aged-93-0kfnfk8jd
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David Brunt
1 day ago
RIP Daphne Shadwell, a legendary producer/director in early ITV Music, Drama, variety and childrens programmes. Her production of 'Object Z' was released on DVD last Autumn. She helmed pre-Python 'Do Not Adjust Your Set', David Nixon, Pardon My Genie, Ready Steady Go, and many episodes of Rainbow.
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Jacob Silverman
1 day ago
Lmao come on man
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Stephen Graham
1 day ago
Such an accident-prone people. A nation of Frank Spencers.
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Quite tasty, although I think I prefer the bananas mashed, rather than in chunks (I followed a recipe on the Waitrose app). Nothing quite so cheering as baking yourself something niceā¦
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My banana bread is a little burnt (the oven that came with the house is on the hot side) but smells good. I shall report back on the taste.
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Cinephilia & Beyond
2 days ago
Happy 46th anniversary to The Shining šŖ If you're celebrating Kubrickās horror masterpiece today, thereās no better companion than his original treatmentāan essential read for fans of the film. ā¬ļøā¬ļøā¬ļø
cinephiliabeyond.org/stanley-kubr...
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Cats with Jobs āļø
2 days ago
š Jimmy Pesto the cat š Aubuchon Hardware, Newmarket, NH
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Pip
2 days ago
"This is a little something that we like to call... Out To Tender"
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John Hodson
3 days ago
I can't stop thinking about this utterly delicious anecdote in last week's Guardian Q&A with Mark Williams...
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Sathnam Sanghera
3 days ago
The various insane spheres of my offline and online lives have collided. Someone has written to say that I am not allowed to write about George Michael, or music, because I once complained that I donāt like pianos in train stations.
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Graeme Swanson
3 days ago
When you grow up seeing hitmen move like shadows and with smooth ultra fast control construct long range rifles with elaborate silencers and then reading about assassins defeated by a country because they drive on the left.
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Robert Shrimsley
4 days ago
The same employers who witter on about young people lacking the basic social skills, see nothing wrong with not bothering to tell job applicants that they have not been successful.
www.ft.com/content/2af1...
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Is it ever OK to ghost job applicants?
Businesses that complain it is hard to recruit the right staff should look at themselves too
https://www.ft.com/content/2af109d0-56b7-429d-b792-a6635ceeed67?syn-25a6b1a6=1
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VictoriaQOTD
12 days ago
Have you always been a bit thick, Christine, or did you have to do an evening class?
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Hannah
3 days ago
We have reached peak Taylor Swift Derangement Syndrome, good job everyone
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Present & Correct
about 2 years ago
If you like stationery youāre in luck. We are open today 11-6. Holborn/TCR tubes are 5 mins away. 12 Bury Place, next to the wonderful London Review Bookshop.
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Scott Bryan
3 days ago
BBC: āSo what advice did David Hockney give to you?ā BBC Guest: āFuck everyone.ā
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Centuries of Sound
3 days ago
World Cup may be a shitshow but at least we have this amazing new reaction meme.
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TRANSDIFFUSIāļøN
3 days ago
(Our bedtime routine includes unplugging the entire internet, because the government told us to.)
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Fire Routine (Bedtime Routine) - PIF / PSA (1979) - How's your bedtime routine?
YouTube video by Deadpan Flook
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4PoIdOtKdv4
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TRANSDIFFUSIāļøN
3 days ago
Order this evening, because we'll be taking down the link right before we closedown for the night and start playing the 440Hz tone at you to make sure you turn off your computer for the night.
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Stephen Bush
4 days ago
What a lovely story this is, I had completely missed the viral original but all of it is absolutely wonderful:
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Jilted Swansea bride Kayley Stead who still held wedding gets engaged
Rather than cancel the £12,000 big day, Kayley Stead went ahead with it, posting videos and photos online.
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c4gyx8gxpzvo
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Twlldun
4 days ago
Big fan of the Amelia Earhart one. Surely the thing that would have more stopped you being afraid of the Bermuda Triangle was the fact she went missing in the Pacific
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Twlldun
4 days ago
They fly under the radar somewhat, but Reels are also quite full of disinformation
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Twlldun
5 days ago
The pledge not to raise general taxation is basically this governmentās original sin and a synecdoche of everything thatās wrong with it - timid, and forced into a series of unpalatable, harmful and unpleasant manoeuvres that please literally nobody because of its timidity.
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John J. Hoare
5 days ago
I wrote a short thing about one of my favourite moments in Married... with Children.
www.dirtyfeed.org/2026/06/elec...
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Steve Williams
5 days ago
Pleased to see the triumphant return of the News at 5.45 on ITV tonight, a week or so before the triumphant return of the Nine O'Clock News on BBC1
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UKADS
5 days ago
Les Dawson was enjoying a Berni Steak in 1980
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Phil Norman
5 days ago
Every generation fetishises the media texture of their earliest years. Just as we fetishises grainy 16mm film, kids today are obsessed with VHS dropout. But what will the next generation have to go mad about? 4:3 safe framing?
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Daniel Sugarman
5 days ago
Good afternoon to you all
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Jo Kibble (Political Animal)
5 days ago
I see that the Southampton rioters are once again proving to be the kind of decent, law-abiding, women-defending, pleasant stout yeomen of the shire we should be paying attention to.
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Shiv Ramdas Mens Rice Activist
7 days ago
the main problem with video as a format is that it's too slow at dispensing information. I can read much faster than you can talk and there's no way you can address this without becoming incomprehensible to most of the audience.
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Zoe's feather boa
7 days ago
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Tom Phillips
7 days ago
Call me an idealist, but I think that a prerequisite for hosting an international sport event should be that you're willing to host an international sport event.
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Robert Hutton
8 days ago
The thing in this interview that I identify with is the feeling that the place where you work is more than an outfit that gives you money in exchange for your labour. I'm now at the age where I and a lot of friends have left firms after long periods, and it can feel like a relationship ending.
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John J. Hoare
9 days ago
Started watching A Very Peculiar Practice. a) Excellent. b) Considering who wrote it, Stephen is essentially just a more professional version of Martin in Game On. And Robert has an awful lot in common with Matthew, for that matter.
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Jonathan Boff
9 days ago
There is a technical term historians use to describe interpretations like this. Itās: āBollocksā. Factually incorrect, deeply wrong-minded, and actually just plain silly
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Marina
9 days ago
Absolutely flawless "women, you'll get yours come the revolution" vibes from Jacobin here. Perfect trad socialism, no notes.
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Iām not saying
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Nate Bethea
11 days ago
impossible power levels as a poster. this man has so much talent it's hard to even comprehend
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World of Telly
10 days ago
Final plug for this episode. Many thanks to everyone who left a YouTube comment (even the bizarre ones). It really helped us massively.
youtu.be/qjX_f7pmic0?...
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World of Telly Episode 20: Beasts
YouTube video by World of Telly
https://youtu.be/qjX_f7pmic0?si=Lln99C_aeldbCE5g
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David/Trout
11 days ago
Is it a sin?
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Odd This Day
11 days ago
A joyful anniversary today, because itās 31 years since Kees Moeliker witnessed āthe first case of homosexual necrophilia in the mallardā when a duck flew into the glass wall of his museum, dying instantly. Violent death, however (as you may have surmised) was not the final indignity visited upon it
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