just not sure I want to be on a platform that has an owner who makes the nazi salute

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Gary Barnett retweeted
When working from home I have perfected the art of having my fly open and my knob in my hand ready to piss before I get into the bathroom. We had our six monthly sales meeting in the office last week and now I'm suspended on full pay pending an investigation
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Gary Barnett retweeted
Had the same pitch next to a bloke at a fishery for 17 years. Twice a week I'd say hello or give a little knod. Got invited to his funeral and his wife acted like I was his best mate. I didn't even have his name right I thought it was Joel not Joe. Made me rethink my own life.
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Gary Barnett retweeted
I did maths at school but I must have missed the class where they said a km is 1,000 meters. I thought it was 1024 until I spoke in a seminar at university and felt a shame that's lasted for 31 years so far.
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Kelvin, making the case for state-owned utilities.
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I was just on the Easyjet EZY8084 from Palma to Gatwick. Once we got on board we got an air traffic delay. The captain came out and explained the situation and invited anyone with children who wanted to use the 45 minutes delay to come and visit the cockpit. Once we took off there was medical emergency which meant half the cabin were occupied dealing with the situation. The remaining crew managed to deal with everyone else with good humour and all the passengers seemed to act with respect and patience. When we landed the captain explained that the medical emergency would be dealt with at the front and asked passengers to disembark through tje rear row by row. I just wanted to say this was the perfect example of how to manage a situation and I wanted to congratulate the captain and the crew because it could not have been handled better.
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Parents escaping when the child has fallen asleep , who can relate xitter.cf/visualfeastwang/status…
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That's great! It's a win-win then. You don't miss them and they don't miss you. Everyone's happy.
Sometimes I feel down that I am not welcome in show business anymore. I love acting. I felt it was my calling. Then I look at the state of these woke morons and I am grateful that I don’t have to spend a single moment on set with them anymore. xitter.cf/polloreactions/status/…
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Amen to this
said it before, but i much prefer reading my history to living through it
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Gary Barnett retweeted
Word of the day is ‘laughter-lit’ (19th century): animated and restored by laughing alongside others. That is what @JaneyGodley gave to many of us.
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Brilliant news for Labour
Kemi Badenoch has won the Conservative Party leadership contest. She won with 53,806 votes, while Robert Jenrick received 41,388. bbc.co.uk/news/live/c2e7xgx1…
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tfw you block a former boss on linkedin because they keep scoping your profile and you find it, frankly, flipping creepy.
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Gary Barnett retweeted
FACT: Immigrants pay more in taxes than they get in benefits.
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Bastardly and Muttley… The Wacky Racists
Dastardly and Muttley in Their Flying Machines (1969-70), a spin-off of Wacky Races, followed the villainous duo as they attempted to stop Yankee Doodle Pigeon delivering plans to the allies during WW1. Each episode featured a Muttley mini movie, Magnificent Muttley
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This is just part of what @Keir_Starmer has delivered in his first 100 days 👇
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It's going to be pretty icky watching Jenrick and Badenoch trying to out-Nazi each other over the next few weeks
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No, I would hate to live next to a racist who actively creates hatred and division.
The journey of an illegal migrant. Would you feel safe living next door to this man?
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"Smoke over Birkenau" is a powerful book. Superbly written and profoundly moving.
6 October 1942 | Among 47 Polish women deported from Radom was Seweryna Szmaglewska (b. 1916). She became prisoner no. 22090. She escaped during evacuation. After the war a writer & author of one of the first - if not the first - memoirs about Auschwitz, 'Smoke over Birkenau'. "Hurry up, SS men, cover your tracks. You will not erase everything. A particle of what you did will remain as a testimony. The truth will break out. The earth will tell it to the people." (Seweryna Szmaglewska)
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