DaveCinzano
WATCH OUT, GEORGE, HE'S GOT A SCREWDRIVER!
Matt Bellamy: the Crack Years
I was wondering who it reminded me of, and it's definitely Matt Bellamy.Matt Bellamy: the Crack Years
She's busy being a telly drama scriptwriter in MurkahHas Laurie Penny made it to GBNewts, yet?
quite prestige material too - The Nevers (wonder what she has to say about Joss Whedon) and The Haunting Of Bly ManorShe's busy being a telly drama scriptwriter in Murkah
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Wasn’t sure where to put this. I don’t even know where to begin. It’s part of a baffling discourse that rumbles along on Twitter that trans rights will make Scotland like the Handmaid’s Tale (in ways that I can’t comprehend and frankly don’t make sense).
There’s absolutely no way to engage with this level of bonkersness.
It's chrisssssssmas so here's two pro-plague genocidal liberal shitshovelling hottakes for the price of one.
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@nazihacker1488 likes thisYou must be the only person posting here who Laurie Penny hasn't blocked. You're letting the side down.
I'm not sure I fully understand your post.It's chrisssssssmas so here's two pro-plague genocidal liberal shitshovelling hottakes for the price of one.
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You must be the only person posting here who Laurie Penny hasn't blocked. You're letting the side down.
It may well be a very lightweight book (I've not read it and don't know) but I think it's a very dishonest review in which LP was never to be given a chance because she's taken the 'wrong' position on trans issues, according to the guardian mafia. Slight giveaway here: "who therefore has some trouble with the word woman". But otherwise I think the reviewer is studiously avoiding the thing she's most annoyed about, and which is the real reason it was decided that LP should be given a kicking in the guardian.The brightest girl in the school gets a shoeing
Sexual Revolution by Laurie Penny review – playing fast and loose with the f-word
Poorly researched and lacking serious analysis, this ‘searing critique of male dominance’ is almost comically relentlesswww.theguardian.com
It should also be noted that there are currently a lot of authoritarians around: Bolsonaro, Johnson, Putin, Trump, Jacinda Ardern … No, not Ardern. Ha, I almost got you there, didn’t I? Actually, Penny doesn’t mention Ardern at all, nor even Angela Merkel.
Yeah that was fucking weird. Ardern is authoritarian because she used government powers to stop lots of people dying in the pandemic perhaps? Merkel I can't even guess what she's trying to imply.Regardless of the merits (or lack thereof) of the book in question, I can tell that review is fucking shit.
Does this reviewer think that Jacinda Ardern and Angela Merkel are authoritarians? If not, why the fuck even mention them?
I don't think she's accusing Ardern or Merkel of being authoritarians, just pointing out that they're inconveniently powerful women. My main beef with the review is that the 100% cancellable expression "no shit sherlock" gets wheeled out.It should also be noted that there are currently a lot of authoritarians around: Bolsonaro, Johnson, Putin, Trump, Jacinda Ardern … No, not Ardern. Ha, I almost got you there, didn’t I? Actually, Penny doesn’t mention Ardern at all, nor even Angela Merkel.
The important thing is that she made it in LA and you didn't.However shit the review is, the book does sound pretty execrable too if she's even halfway accurate with those quotes, and the accusations seem vintage Penny - convenient anecdotes from circle of friends etc.
The phrase 'girlboss' is infantalising and unnecessary ever say 'manboss' or 'boyboss', Guardian reviewer?
Sophia, a misfit, discovers a passion for fashion, becoming an unlikely businesswoman in the process. As her business grows, however, she has to learn to cope with life as her own boss. This show is loosely based on the true story of Nasty Gal Founder, Sophia Amoruso.
Don't think the reviewer used the phrase tbf, that was meThe phrase 'girlboss' is infantalising and unnecessary ever say 'manboss' or 'boyboss', Guardian reviewer?