A poster allowing a model whose clothes look just enough like the ones Q wears in Star Trek for this joke to work.
Enough of your games, Q!
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A poster allowing a model whose clothes look just enough like the ones Q wears in Star Trek for this joke to work.
Enough of your games, Q!
My understanding too. Pushed often to avoid having your home sold to cover care costs and, whatever you think of that home selling, trusts set up for this purpose don't usually provide any protection from it.
Capitalism looked at Pink Slime and mechanically recovered meat and thought "what if we could do this but with arts and humanities?"
The BBC WAC Campaign has after months of chasing through FOI uncovered the motivation for the 11th hour pulling of a public catalogue of its written archives. This falls short of the basic requirement of a major archive as well as the Charter itself.
£ but see reply.
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In the 1997 dystopian scifi film Gattaca, rapid DNA testing is used to determine social class and job eligibility. In 2026 UK, women wanting to participate in athletics must pay a £185 gender tax to take part in a genetic lottery where some will be ineligble due to previously unknown chromosones.
A photo of the subject of the skeet.
Seriously. How is this guy not in the middle of explaining how, actually, he wasn't ripped off when he bought his fake Gucci trainers actually because actually they're all made in the same factory actually.
Haha. That's what Andrew Tate sounds like? For real? I thought he was from Essex.
On the basis that we did very badly with a song about how although we left the EU we can still be friends, I'm quietly confident a song that seems to be about wanting to rejoin the EU might do quite well?
On board at the intro.
We recreated the titles and credits for an item on my stream. Went on quite a journey of research and conjecture over the ace of spades, which we finally decided was embellished so as not to advertise. www.twitch.tv/jacklyttle/v/2622021103?sr=a
It's like how waiting for a legal opinion is seen as a sign of weakness.
I find it fascinating that online it's relatively easy to find out the dancer's name but not the guy that made the title sequence.
Ken Trodd was such a huge force in TV drama. He’ll be forever missed. Here he is about to tackle a Knickerbocker Glory at The Delaunay in May 2019.
Lessissey more like.
KB dangerously close to arguing that Starmer should have done what he has done.
Picture of the MBL team by the plaque.
Picture of the plaque.
On Sunday I attended the unveiling of the restored Rainbow Plaque, marking the location of Powders Laundrette in the movie.
Gordon Warnecke (Omar), writer Hanif Kureshi and director Stephen Frears were all in attendance.
Grammarly's presentation of something they call Expert Review, including my name (plus Stephen King's, plus Mary Norris's), though to be sure I've never been contacted by Grammarly, much less compensated.
What in the absolute fuck is this.
I appreciate calling IO a journalist was just a way of getting into an awkward question, but steady on.
Welcome back to our plucky British tax-dodging pariahs.
"I'm Grego Dolezal and I approve of ketamine."
World Book Day is my annual reminder of a colleague complaining about having to send one of her kids to school dressed as "James and the Fucking Giant".
Would be nice if the G&D election outcome meant we got more Hannah Spencer and less MG, but there we are.
Spending my hard won political capital eating a smelly sandwich in the office.
Softest of hardball questions and he never has anything for them.
Logged in with the emails they've sent mails to and deleted my account, but pretty sure I'd just created the accounts while logging in. Will hit them with a GDPR request if I keep getting emails from them.
Getting privacy policy update emails from ChatGPT, a service I don't appear to have a login for. That's not very intelligent. No means of unsubscribing.
Labour solving the small boats problem there by frustrating another legal means of claiming asylum.
Microsoft accidentally buying a massive bomb, so
strapping its entire family to it in the hopes it will stop the bomb from exploding.
Trump saying Starmer isn't Churchill wasn't a political statement, it was part of his spot the difference, cognitive health check that morning.
