Steven Perkins
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"noted Joel Dommett enjoyer" -
@fuunsaiki.bsky.social
(he/him)
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Leigh Kirkham
about 2 hours ago
Watching three British people smile and nod along as someone talks about a 7ft tall pink monster that dominated British tv to a horrified American is the most perfect thing a chat show can give us
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Leigh Kirkham
about 2 hours ago
Josh Widdecombe explaining Mr Blobby to Dan Levy has entirely justified Claudia Winkelman getting a second series
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was just thinking earlier about how hard The Apprentice works these days to have some kind of viral moment by stupid candidates set up to fail in stupid tasks, and yet nothing will ever be as magical as Saira and James and the wolf fleece in the series one home shopping task
about 3 hours ago
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Leona
about 4 hours ago
I’m sorry. What the fuck is that ad???
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Lee Hurley
about 4 hours ago
I imagine Wes Streeting is spending this weekend trying to find out how much support he has to make a run for Prime Minister. Apparently the answer he will find is 'not much' and that makes me happy for him and his weekend.
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I feel like it should be easier to find out about the local council election candidates?
about 4 hours ago
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you don't need me to tell you this, but this is *poetry*
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about 4 hours ago
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Felicity Hannah
about 15 hours ago
A colleague didn’t recognise me in my glasses so I tried to joke “I’m Clark Kent” but accidentally declared “I’m Ken Clarke”
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Rodney Marques
about 7 hours ago
Worth remembering this government was elected with zero enthusiasm on the promise of dull competence
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Sarah Tolcser
about 8 hours ago
Please enjoy this amazing freeze frame from Liara’s bathtub incident last night
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Loath as I am to say anything positive about Thames Water, I contacted them this morning about non-urgent problem and they were round within a couple of hours, so I take my hat off to them for that
about 8 hours ago
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Kieron Gillen
about 11 hours ago
FFS. Nothing takes me out of a film faster than failure to even do the most basic research. The Statue of Liberty is on an ISLAND. It is not buried in a jaunty angle in the sand.
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Running Dog
about 12 hours ago
“Alright spooks, you’re up. We’ve announced our guy, he’s not as corrupt as he looks, istg. Or is he? That’s your job LOL. Anyway are you gonna make us all look stupid now or no”
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just clicked on a link which took me to a website which asked me to sign in which redirected me to the app which redirected me back to the website which landed me on a different article to the one I wanted to read in the first place I am so *tired*
about 13 hours ago
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of all the New Yorker’s stylistic quirks I think “bio-pic” might be my least favourite
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about 13 hours ago
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Alasdair Mackenzie
1 day ago
Rarely prouder to be a Green
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going full “ich nichten lichten” here
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about 14 hours ago
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RRRMMM
about 16 hours ago
Absolutely dying at: "She’s from Eastbourne (which, she says, is closer to Europe)" - we are cooking today
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yaoi gagarin
about 15 hours ago
I'm owed reparations. no not for the colonies, for the columnists
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Slurms MacKenzie
about 16 hours ago
Bingo, it's remarkable how for instance Theresa May's position on trans rights is now seen by the centrist lot as radical simply because of how they've shifted with right wing opinion
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about 16 hours ago
With all media chasing the Guardian investigative team's scoop on Mandelson failing vetting , only one paper's lobby team is trying to weaken the story with excuses for Starmer - and it's The Guardian
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Jack Bernhardt
about 17 hours ago
[foreign office 2025] CIVIL SERVANT: Prime Minister we have news on Mandelson's vetting, it turns out- STARMER: no don't tell me, I want it to be a surprise when the scandal comes out in 8 months' time CIVIL SERVANT: I really insis- STARMER: god forbid we have any MYSTERY in our lives any more
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Benjanun Sriduangkaew @ Persephone Effect out now
about 16 hours ago
Like this website is bad, but it doesn't have a big enough userbase to be THAT bad.
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Jonathan Simons
1 day ago
The thing about a life long civil servant - and one who has made their name in diplomacy - is that temperamentally they’re rule breakers. Mavericks. Not afraid to bend the law to get a result.
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Tom Phillips
1 day ago
This is an impressive line to take in that a) it might well be a lie, b) even if it's true it still sounds like it's a lie, and c) any possible circumstance in which it is true would actually be more damning than the alternative
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who’s your favourite biblical vers?
about 17 hours ago
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Nicolas Chinardet
about 17 hours ago
Why would civil servants overrule their own processes to wave through a political appointee, unless they were told to do so by politicians?
#r4today
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weeder
about 20 hours ago
Wow is this really what we were trying to load all day? Couldn't wait to see this?
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Papa Fazuul
1 day ago
Asking the forbidden question
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Tom Roberts
1 day ago
Having been through DV a long time ago, the output is not a simple recommendation it is quite an involved file that details *redacted* and now holding a moderately senior compliance role I am astonished that the defence is "I didn't read the report." I cannot emphasise how sacked I'd be.
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Microplastics Sommelier
1 day ago
trying to post through it rn
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nattie winters
1 day ago
On the website having the time of my life reading a bunch of posts. They're all just out of frame, loading fine.
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"fundamentally at odds with family and community life in what is a residential neighbourhood" it’s directly underneath Charing Cross station you absolute tosser
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mr potato
1 day ago
plumber says i already reached my yearly amount of shits and have to upgrade to toilet+
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Sophie Molly
1 day ago
www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news...
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Trans people in Britain live in 'fear and exclusion' after Supreme Court ruling
One year on from the Supreme Court ruling and EHRC guidance, trans people report rising fear, workplace segregation and confusion - alongside growing allyship and community resilience.
https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/trans-people-britain-living-fear-37021852
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this is going well
1 day ago
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Jonathan Kingham
1 day ago
Bravo BBC; Bravo
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currently waiting in for someone who said “I’ll be there in about half an hour” nearly two hours ago, and wondering at what point my “that’s fine, I’ll be home” can legitimately be deemed expired?
1 day ago
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Toby Earle 🇺🇦
1 day ago
JD Vance must have visited the Bluesky servers
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Lee Hurley
1 day ago
Was then asked about sex toys and said he wanted the ground to open up and somebody to shoot him and I don't think someone who acts like an embarrassed teen should be in charge of the health service when the subject of sex comes up.
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Lee Hurley
1 day ago
Caught the tail end of Streeting on Nick Ferrari talking about dedicated spaces in hospitals for trans people
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Lamentably Awake
2 days ago
Obviously there's a lot more going on and much bigger issues with transphobia but a part of it is people encountering the mildest philosophical problem, realising things aren't nearly as clear cut and obvious as they thought and absolutely losing their shit.
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Dave Andress
1 day ago
The BBC could be putting THIS on the front page of their website, instead of blaming "migrants" for the assholes who exploit them.
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Jail for people at the gym who hang their coats on apparatus they aren’t even using. There’s a locker room! It’s free!!
1 day ago
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Kate Watson
1 day ago
Ironically the BBC stumbled on a really important story: Desperate asylum seekers being forced to turn to fraudulent fee-charging “advisors” to navigate a system that is intentionally impossibly baroque and from which all sources of free advice have been removed. But no: they chose Fake Gay Panic.
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Alasdair Mackenzie
1 day ago
It’s genuinely staggering how little substance there is to today’s instalment of the BBC’s attempt to create a national crisis out of a few unproven allegations of immigration fraud 1/
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Migrants are making false domestic abuse allegations to stay in the UK, BBC investigation finds
In the third part of an undercover investigation, the BBC reveals how rules aimed at protecting abuse victims are being exploited.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/crl19dzdd38o
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Cllr Dr Alex Powell
1 day ago
For the second day, the BBC are running a story that presents itself as providing evidence of endemic abuse of the asylum system based on seemingly a single encounter with someone who is neither a lawyer nor a registered immigration adviser. Words fail. This is reprehensibly irresponsible.
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going to do an undercover investigation of all the bad and illegal things BBC journalists are telling people, see how they like it
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Dr Alex Cruikshanks
2 days ago
Revealing that the Guardian apparently couldn't actually find any examples of the ruling having "changed lives" positively. Those quoted in support simply express political agreement with it rather than being able to point to any tangible life benefit, in contrast to those quoted in opposition.
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