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Corbyn The Barbarian: Documenting the Brutality of a Monster.

Only on Saturday, £1 otherwise. Which yes, is too much. But on the plus side there's about as much actual news as you'll read in the Guardian and you won't be funding a wage for Polly Toynbee.

its way too much. But no company wants to advertise in a paper that calls for the downfall of everything they hold holy.

begging bowl ads regular as well.
 
What's the hell is Balsamic Cheese when it's at home? :confused:
Looks like mum's been to Waitrose rather than Iceland*:
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*I think they sell it in M&S too, so I wanted to do an "it's not just cheese, it's M&S cheese" tagline instead, but I couldn't find any photos of M&S cheese.
 
Ahh, cheese and onion! OK that makes more sense. In my head I had a vision of someone pouring vinegar into a vat of Dairylea.
 
Ahh, cheese and onion! OK that makes more sense. In my head I had a vision of someone pouring vinegar into a vat of Dairylea.
Balsamic is tasty with olive oil and bread, maybe it could work in cheese. Dairylea isn't nice with anything though, it's the Angela Eagle of dishes. Does anybody know someone with a vat of good cheddar for an experiment?
 
Corbyn's recent proclamation that he is not under any pressure at all is clearly a calculated psychological gambit designed to break his reasonable and moderate enemies and send them home weeping. He has no mercy.

I like the way that people living under austerity are feeling the real pressure was converted into headlines implying "I pretend I feel nothing I'm clearly delusional"
 
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