It's clear his strategy relies on slandering opponents with negative headlines. Works great from the outside. When you get into power and teachers/docs need to be paid, disabled ppl need support, old ppl need fuel.... You just piss everyone off by attacking them ruthlessly with the same tactics 🤷🏻♂️
I just don't get how most businesses have shifted to a model of open contempt for their customers? They used to have to compete to woo us. Now they force feed us slop and expect to bill us monthly for the privilege.
Maybe he could try making decisions with consequences that don't make him look bad? 🤷🏻♂️
And/or some accessibility testers.
(Teams like this are always first on the chopping block whenever they need to layoff staff to appease shareholders - really we need legislation with teeth to force compliance so they can't just fire everyone and bleed institutional knowledge).
What a terrible unforced marketing move. I might have been interested in trying a new English whisky - now I'll actively avoid their products.
Tells me everything I need to know about the company that they'd like Gervais enough to be their first pick for celebrity endorsement.
Civ 6 (or maybe this would be a good time to try the new one? 🤷🏻♂️)
Minecraft
No man's sky
Stronghold
Timberborn
What a wonderful kind of day!
Real whiplash vibe shift from yesterday huh?
Woke up with a little hope yesterday. Today we're at war and our national media thought half of the Brit awards needed to be censored.
We're gonna need that decriminalisation policy everyone is mocking Zack for to decompress from this dystopia 🙃
Given it's owned by Unilever I'm surprised they don't make the packaging out of endangered turtle shells or something 🤷🏻♂️
It really feels like the future of their project depends on them cutting all the flowers to stop spring.
In other news I'm seeing some daffodils poking their heads above the grass in the village 🌷
The racist framing of this in “blaming Muslims” and the use of “hatred” when it’s not just Muslims who are outraged about Labour’s support for genocide is why Labour are losing
It has the chance to do the funniest thing... 😅
Finally hitting publish on a video after a month of not posting feels like such a relief 😅
Oh god please let it be RAM production. I want to build a desktop! Editing videos makes my poor laptop very sad🙎🏻♂️😅
Posh British journalists nodding along to the theories of their crackpot mates they met at private school without considering the wider public health outcomes?
Never! I'm sure this is a very isolated incident and has never happened since. Our establishment is deeply serious /S
2nd vote for wikimedia commons here. I've used it a lot for public domain images recently. Haven't noticed any AI.
If I won the lottery* I'd commission a study into the economic benefits of encouraging diagnosis of mental health conditions.
It cannot be good for growth to have people needlessly struggling through life. I'd be way more productive if medicated for the ADHD I almost certainly have 😅
*I don't play
Next the diary industry will come for any non cow milk. Cow and gate will have to change to "replacement boob drink"
If I go to hell it'll just be me arguing with infinite layers of NHS receptionists 😅
The thing that really gets me is how far these failures get felt. Why do they handle all neurology for all of east Anglia? It's a single point of failure. We need a dispersed system that's closer to people in their communities. Not a mega hospital that treats us like statistics.
I hope they are ruthless - but deep down I know it won't scratch the surface. I've been under their care for 10 years. It was poor at the start and worse now.
No way to prove it ofc but really feel like negligence from addenbrookes has made me more disabled.
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I have one similar to this. So many parts available. It's great!
(I did have to clean out a bunch of decades old flour that had accumulated inside though which was pretty grim 🤢)
These are decisions that labour has made as a collective. Regardless of whether they had a bigoted pedophile enabler whispering in their ear - it's labour who did this.
It's not safe to trust their empty promises of change. There are people who won't survive the next betrayal.
So it was Mandelson who forced MPs vote to scrap winter fuel allowance? Who suspended MPs who voted to end the 2 child cap? Who made the DWP go on a media blitz to turbo charge rhetoric against disabled people before the big benefits U-turn? Who implemented the new section 28 against trans people?
This makes it sound like accountability is a thing here but I assure you it isn't.
It's really just becoming a nucleation point for all the simmering tension within labour from the right wing policy positions they've implemented being very unpopular to the point the party could get wiped out.
He wants the job. You don't want to be seen with the knife before a coup. Publicly he'll look loyal but I guarantee he's having conversations to drum up some votes in the PLP.
Starmer was very supportive of Corbyn before he became leader. It's how these labour together types operate.
Great ☺️ it's exciting to have the opportunity to work with an author!
I will be in touch!
(Thank you)
I will let you know when I've read awakened and if you're interested you can have some input on what I do for my binding project ☺️
(currently reading through Andy Weir's books before PHM comes out in cinemas - then I'm reading my first Sanderson book before London comic con... So May/June time?)
Now I'm trying to pay the bills with the hobby as it's something I can fit around the fluctuations of my MS. No idea if it'll work but I think I've just about broken even after about 6 months 😅
YouTube is my attempt to get some more stable income compared to client work.
A hand bound book with a yellow bookcloth cover that has hand drawn on cover art of a tall man in a checkered shirt with a walking stick standing next to a shorter woman with a zebra print dress holding up her hand to make a peace sign. Over the top of this drawing is the title "until we met" The book contains all of the messages that the couple sent each other between meeting online in the first COVID lockdown and then finally meeting in person a few months later.
I first got into it when I thought I'd make a cute little booklet for my now fiancé with all the messages we sent each other between matching in lockdown and finally meeting a few months later... It turned out to be 600 pages! 😅
It's a little rough but it's my first book ☺️
