In the news

Some are obvious, though, like Ben Jonson.

'Spoons demographic fucked by Brexit/Covid?

Either way, Tim Martin, is still the Cunt of Cunts.

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That sign makes the place more appealing really.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=GJW19nlzb3Q

Dublin is Ireland of Ireland.

If, due to brexit, Scotland votes for independence, the government are looking into moving the trident submarine base to, of course, France.

Cunning - somewhere else that the Government really wouldn't mind the Russians nuking.

Comments here: https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/matt-hancock-london-marathon

Maybe a sub club could be created where NATO members could rent for a day?

None visible (for me) - assume they've been brutal and so have been hidden?

Only managed to see one, from Malcolm Tucker, which was as you can imagine.

You need to scroll down a fair bit

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Cuntknuckle has brightened my day

My fave too!

More on the punishment of having to read classic literature if you’re a white supremacist:

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2021/sep/02/call-sentence-review-neo-nazi-told-read-classic-literature

I'd love to hear a lawyers take on this. The sentence looked slap bang in the middle of the guidelines and in my non lawyer eyes seemed to take into account the facts of the case.

Not saying its not a lenient sentence, but can't really see how the judge could have applied a tougher sentence than he did, based on my non lawyer understanding of the sentencing guidelines. I clearly could be totally misunderstanding this.

(ignoring the super weird literature bit)

It does seem to fit the guidelines as far as I can tell (IANAUKL).

(ignoring the super weird literature bit)

This, and his race, made it newsworthy. If the judge had ordered him to read material relating to the Holocaust, e.g., by Anne Frank or Victor Frankl, then the sentencing would’ve at least been understood to be rehabilitative, even if people were shocked at a non-custodial sentence. I recall there is some evidence that children who read more first-person stories tend to learn to empathise more easily than their peers who don’t, something to do with putting oneself in another’s shoes. However, this is a young man with strong conviction in his worldview, not a mere child. He might have had difficult personal circumstances that convince society he deserves a chance at rehabilitation, but not getting him professional intervention puts him and everyone else at risk.

Interesting - the Bishop of Ebbsfleet has resigned from the Anglican Church to join the Catholics in protest against the 20th century.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/sep/03/anglican-bishop-of-ebbsfleet-resigns-to-join-roman-catholic-church

The interesting bit is that a railway junction in Kent has its own bishop.

More specifically, seemingly because he opposes the ordination of women ...

The interesting bit is that a railway junction in Kent has its own bishop.

A flying bishop, no less. It must have been intended as a consolation prize for the funding difficulties around building the White Horse of Ebbsfleet:

You can just see how residents of the area would have needed some clerical assistance in coping with the sense of loss they have been feeling over this.

Perhaps we need a vaccine against Stupid?

If you're going to take a horse drug, you might as well take ketamine. You'll at least have a good time and marginally less chance of shitting yourself to death.

Yep, the article seemed to imply that, in Oklahoma,
livestock drug abuse was part of rural life.

Sorry, just need somewhere to host this as my stupid iPad won’t let me go to the Flickr website

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Testing thread >>>>>>>>>>>>

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