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Don't tempt fate - taunt it.

UK
Joined July 2011
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Replying to @michaelscat2
Cat print in brick from our 270 year old house - found during renovation work 😎
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Replying to @portraitinflesh
I've said this on another post, but just listen to the way he says, "Good Lord", at the end. Who else could have said that so perfectly?
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Replying to @PeterMcCormack
We can’t do any of that - be serious.
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Replying to @gervaisclips
The, "Good lord", at the end - perfect 😎 RIP Patrick Stewart
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Replying to @rickygervais
I loved that scene - but not that surprised he could even excel at comedy. RIP Patrick Stewart.
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Replying to @TheCriticalDri2
I remember him from I Claudius - an essential watch. I also remember watching him as Gurney in Dune which is why I was already comfortable with him from the very first episode of STNG in the 90s, a role he would dominate and redefine. RIP Patrick Stewart.
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Replying to @TheNorfolkLion
A bit of horse racing is one thing, but the predatory advertising for online gambling is quite another. I prefer the original principle of "Unstimulated Demand" and I blame Blair for the 2005 act which was just about filling the government's coffers.
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Replying to @HoodedClaw1974
Gambling is presented as harmless mainstream entertainment, with the predatory illusion of "control" that can allow people to "beat the house". And the regulatory restrictions applying to it are nothing like as onerous as for alcohol/drugs.
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Replying to @samcthfc
Motorways without hard shoulders are patently dangerous. It's an absolute scandal that hard shoulders were removed. The stupidity of the people who came up with such an idea, and those who continue to support it, are beyond help.
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Replying to @RupertLowe10
Encouraging working people to waste hard-earned money, that they could be spending on their family, is beyond contempt. Gambling is a disease, and potentially a lifetime addiction; it destroys lives, marriages & childhoods. Do better Rupert.
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Replying to @Glinner
I thought it was a Just Stop Oil protest - internal combustion engines, etc. Luckily, green tracksuit woman cleared it up for me😀
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Hi, @LGUK, @LGE_Global, Just thought I'd let you know that I've unplugged one of your 65" OLED TVs from my home network. You can no longer invade my privacy. Don't worry though, because I can still access everything I need via an Apple TV. I'll never buy an LG product again.
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No - how about no tax and a bill for the council services you use and nothing more. Property tax == wealth tax which is absolutely unjustifiable.
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Phykell retweeted
I do believe the UK State is persecuting citizens who dare to dissent. Those who challenge the prevailing narrative are arrested, publicly vilified and silenced. Their treatment is a warning to anyone else who dares to do the same. The process is the punishment. Metered out by the witch hunters and then the authorities. In a “you will all comply” type of way. This is not the way of a functioning democracy. It is how tired civilisations die. And it begins with the state demanding total control.
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Replying to @LucyTCWife
Blocking them right now.
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Replying to @PickliciousF
You know cats shouldn’t have their own gravitational field, right? 😹
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Replying to @simonwatt85
If he finds out about he'll tax it. Labour loves everyone else's money.
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Today is National black cat day. A day to celebrate how fabulous black cats are. We make wonderful companions but are so often overlooked. Share photos of your black cats today so that we can show how unique each one is 🐈‍⬛
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Angry Rob speaks for the nation. Best call-in I’ve ever heard.
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