Epona
Radar 2006-2020, Sonic 2006-2022, Jakey 2007-2024
Clearly you have never woken up short of breath and there is a sleeping cat on your throat or across your faceDont be daft. Cats dont have thumbs.
Clearly you have never woken up short of breath and there is a sleeping cat on your throat or across your faceDont be daft. Cats dont have thumbs.
Devon, however...Cornwall now have no fekkin Tories,
I liked the look on Truss' face, somewhat bemused but determined to smile through the tears
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Has no-one photoshopped a Cos lettuce over her face yet?
U75 photoshoppers, you disappoint me
Very welcome news.
What are you on about?Why is violating women's boundaries and enabling rapists good news, you misogynist cunt.
I liked the look on Truss' face, somewhat bemused but determined to smile through the tears
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It was a superb performance by Our National Idiot - she spent the whole declaration with this fascinating, unfocused, interested but perplexed look on her face, while looking the wrong way.
Truly remarkable, and an iconic image of its genre.
She was properly smashed on something to an amazing degree
This hasn't left her yet has it? At some point it has to, doesn't it? Doesn't it?Her belief that she's right and everyone else is wrong
The gap between the share of total votes won by the winning party in the 2024 general election and the share of Parliamentary seats won is the largest on record, BBC Verify has found.
This disparity has prompted renewed calls for reform of the electoral system, with Richard Tice of Reform UK complaining on BBC Radio 4's Today programme on Friday of the “injustice” that his party had received millions of votes but only five seats in Parliament. He said: “That is blatantly not a properly functioning democratic system - that is a flawed system. The demands for change will grow and grow.”
The Green Party’s co-leader Adrian Ramsay said he wanted to see a “fairer system” to ensure that “every vote counts equally”.
The Electoral Reform Society claimed it was “the most disproportional in British electoral history”.
"Say goodnight to the troops, Gracie"This hasn't left her yet has it? At some point it has to, doesn't it? Doesn't it?
They way she acted, I'm wondering if she's actually realised she's out of a job yet. She looked totally bewildered throughout. Couldn't even get on to the podium on time.
I can see them ushering her out of the office door on Monday. "But Liz, you don't work here any more"
Harry potterWhat are you on about?
It'll be interesting to see if there's any kind of alliance on this between Reform, the Greens and possibly other small parties.Interesting piece about the discrepancy between numbers of votes and seats
Biggest-ever gap between number of votes and MPs hits Reform and Greens
Interesting piece about the discrepancy between numbers of votes and seats
Biggest-ever gap between number of votes and MPs hits Reform and Greens
Because that's what any reasonable person would understand a democratic vote to result in before it had been explained that it doesn't.Why should they correlate?
Oh boy.Why is violating women's boundaries and enabling rapists good news, you misogynist cunt.
Because that's what any reasonable person would understand a democratic vote to result in before it had been explained that it doesn't.
It takes you a while to wake up in the morning, doesn't it?Discrepancy is a question-begging term. Why should they correlate?
It takes you a while to wake up in the morning, doesn't it?
If a reasonable person had a reasonable understanding of democracy, that understanding would presumably extend to the basics of representative democracy