Not a headline but a photo of the sainted Rishi in "Wales Online" above the headline: "New poll shows Conservatives close to wiped out in Wales in general election". https://tinyurl.com/2tev2xzz
Not a headline but a photo of the sainted Rishi in "Wales Online" above the headline: "New poll shows Conservatives close to wiped out in Wales in general election". https://tinyurl.com/2tev2xzz
From "Wales Online": Unique coastal home with panoramic views, a tower and hidden swimming pool you won't ever want to leave. Thanks, but I'd like to get dry sometimes.
From "Wales Online": The water leak that's taken 18 months to be fixed in Llanelli leaving residents slipping and sliding on ice. What, Llanelli freezes all year round?
I have come to appreciate "Wales Online" as a fertile source for this thread. Earlier today I almost posted this one: Train left covered in blood as passengers fight onboard
Just for the bizarre impression created that there was a bloody fight on a train and the headline writer decided that the important part of the story was that the train got dirty.
Interesting, perhaps, rather than weird, from the "Eastern Daily Press": Birth of daughter spurs Conservative councillor’s switch to Greens.
"Shit! I have a reason to care about the future now!"?
Eta: just found and read the article. Basically that, yes.
Like the magical epiphanies when conservatives (big or small "C") have a gay kid (those who don't just kick them out) and all of a sudden their opinion changes. Or the racist whose daughter marries a black man, and all of a sudden he's a grandpa of a black child, and they're not so bad after all.
Wales Online (again): Man has new £7,000 Turkey Teeth after years of smoking killed his old ones
I admit curiosity got the better of me and I looked up the website. There's 10 seconds of my time I will never get back. (Was it worth looking? Not really. )
From the programme of the Worthing Theological Society: "Do we still need the second commandment? A Jewish Theological Perspective on the use and misuse of images in contemporary culture. An illustrated talk.". I guess the speaker has already given the answer to her question (which actually sounds very interesting).
Not a headline, but part of an article about Breakfasts in "The Good Hotel Guide Newsletter": “The full English includes boudin noir ...” – forgive ne, but that doesn’t sound very English to me!
Not a headline, but part of an article about Breakfasts in "The Good Hotel Guide Newsletter": “The full English includes boudin noir ...” – forgive ne, but that doesn’t sound very English to me!
Appropriating things from other cultures sounds eminently English to me.
Certainly odd that an English language description of a full English breakfast should refer to boudin noir rather then the usual English ‘black pudding’.
From the "Ipswich Star": More than 1000 musical egg shakers detained at the Port of Felixstowe. More 'illegal migrants'? Presumably they came in large boats.
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That's a neat trick. I hope I'm half as dextrous when I'm dead.
Train left covered in blood as passengers fight onboard
Just for the bizarre impression created that there was a bloody fight on a train and the headline writer decided that the important part of the story was that the train got dirty.
BTW the BBC's take on the incident was: Trio identified after train blood-soaked by fight. Make of that what you will.
Which would be even more peculiar. But then, it is Wales, isn't it*?
*Just a joke. I am married to a Welsh lady. She only covers things in blood in leap years.
"Shit! I have a reason to care about the future now!"?
Eta: just found and read the article. Basically that, yes.
Doesn't that go with being Tory? Or would that be spurs and witches?
Like the magical epiphanies when conservatives (big or small "C") have a gay kid (those who don't just kick them out) and all of a sudden their opinion changes. Or the racist whose daughter marries a black man, and all of a sudden he's a grandpa of a black child, and they're not so bad after all.
The fact that their self-interest is no related to other peoples self-interest is not relevant. They are still spitefull, self-obsessed shits.
This is the Circus - please put any serious/hellish/epiphanic posts where they belong, i.e. not here.
Thank you.
Piglet, Circus host
And he wears gloves.
Appropriating things from other cultures sounds eminently English to me.
Which is why I prefer Scottish or Irish. Bits of fat are my bêtes noirs. Or more accurately my bêtes blancs, I suppose.
Happens not infrequently in our neck of the woods: the drivers’ response to State Govt pushing through privatisation of some bus routes.
Tbf, when you click into the story, it adds 'listeria'.
This happened just this past autumn where I live.
I rather imagined he was otherwise occupied this week ...
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