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Seems pretty overtly conscious, tbh. Goes with that dress.subconscious fash
Seems pretty overtly conscious, tbh. Goes with that dress.subconscious fash
Yeas and no. I straightaway made the connection I imagine quite a few others will too.subconscious fash
The limo driver, osteopath and the lucrative $300m arms deal to Ukraine
Unlikely individuals in the US among private dealers involved in trade sending grenade launchers and ammunition to Kyiv’s troopswww.telegraph.co.uk
When vegetarian entrepreneur Vicky Borman was filming last week, the on-set caterer offered either meat or an option that was both vegan and gluten-free. “I said to them, ‘I’m not vegan, I’m vegetarian. Where’s my cheese and cream?’”
That has got to be tongue in cheek surely.View attachment 360509The humble cup of tea is now on the front line of the culture wars
A generational conflict is being waged inside and outside the kitchen, with dunking now firmly in the firing linewww.telegraph.co.uk
Sadly not. Over the weekend they did a dog whistling bonanza about the death of tea and biscuits because of "exotic" alternatives. Using "samosa" is deliberate.That has got to be tongue in cheek surely.
you can have biscuits with coffee tooThe decline in tea drinking isn't news though. It's increasingly an older person's thing, plus more alternatives now. Attributing it to 'culture wars' is spurious though. It's just young v old.
That's the Sargent Pepper's of the genre.I still think the best example of this was the Mail's "woke builders talking about history and their feelings and not eating fried breakfasts", but this is a fine example too.
It did apparently have higher viewing figures than is usual. I suspect that is because people wanted to see what was actually happening.That the Torygraph is turning increasingly Daily Mailesque in its desperately biased reporting has been obvious for a while. Today they have plumbed yet new depths as they actually attempt to suggest that the indescribably shit and cringeworthy MOTD episode last night was actually an improvement on the usual output
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Yes, undoubtedly. Everyone loves a car crash moment. But the Tory press must be extremely desperate to try to paint that as a sign of an improvement from its regular format. If the Beeb were to actually make last night’s shitshow the new MOTD normal, this time next month the PaInt Drying Channel Live would be getting more viewers.It did apparently have higher viewing figures than is usual. I suspect that is because people wanted to see what was actually happening.
I watched about a minute of it. It was appalling but I did get to bed earlier on Saturday night than normal; so swings and roundabouts.It did apparently have higher viewing figures than is usual. I suspect that is because people wanted to see what was actually happening.