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• #9677
Reservoir Road? Can't think of anywhere else that's a one way street exiting inside the cordon
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• #9678
Drone drops of crisps and pop?
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• #9679
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• #9680
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• #9681
Horrific.
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• #9682
The Orange One performs a miracle as he sucks the life from a young girl.
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• #9683
I don't even
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• #9684
Reading the article, it’s not quite as bonkers as it seems on the face of it.
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• #9685
don't lose your keys
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• #9686
Don’t know the name of the road, but when I spoke to him on Weds, they’d been housebound for 6 days. Low on food, but have a well stocked wine cellar. Uber Eats do not deliver by Chinook, apparently
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• #9688
I notice they never try nor mention, an angle grinder attack in the lock portion.
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• #9689
Also, an angle grinder with a larger diameter disc would spot this on the breakfast menu.
6.2 kg?
That's close to the weight of a couple of my bieks. -
• #9690
The lock she/he tells you not to worry about etc.
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• #9691
Am I the last person on the planet to find out that Andrew Wakefield, demon sire of anti-vaxxing, is dating Elle Macpherson? He should be in the 9th circle of hell, but he's shagging a supermodel. TANJ.
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• #9693
Good grief
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• #9694
Because "Benefit Street" wasn't bad enough: https://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/scarlett-moffatt-africa-british-tribe-next-door-family-channel-4_uk_5d5d13b3e4b0aa0b840be36e
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• #9695
I have no urge to watch it but that seems like a compare and contrast different cultures thing, albeit in a weird way. Opportunities to go all colonial and wrong but channel 4 are generally OK with that kind of stuff and maybe it'll actually be about British consumerism. Benefits street was just all "look at the povvos taking are hard earned money for flat screen tellies."
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• #9696
Channel 4 News is pretty much the only part of that channel that has shown any responsibility for years, now.
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• #9697
It's not what it was, but it's certainly no channel 5.
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• #9698
I retract my statement, assumed benefits street was channel 5.
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• #9699
That's the thing. There was a time when that assumption would have been reasonable, but that's long ago now.
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• #9700
Opportunities to go all colonial and wrong but channel 4 are generally OK with that kind of stuff...
My mate lives in. well, a mansion, basically, but it's just outside Whaley, and the only way in is through the village, so he's blocked off. He's running out of food right now, and it's over a mile to the nearest road, where he could get a taxi to a shop. Given that the mile involves walking over a hill, I think he's likely to die.