@dank_ackroyd House of Fraser used to be the Harrods of Brum. Then I went last year and it had somehow turned into a well lit car boot sale. Didn’t mind it.
Bang on. It’s become clear that people will vote for the most dangerous of alternatives if they feel poorer. Even if the alternative is politicians who despise them.
The key lesson of the Trump victory for us is that Labour has to deliver the significant improvement in quality of life that people can feel or we face the rise of right wing populism that has swept America. Half measures won’t be enough.
@WinstonOBo9274@richbaggie Weakness in allowing and backing Israel to commit widespread atrocity. And her administration will continue it. Of which she will lead it. I want her to win, of the two, of course - but I won’t be excited about her presidency. It’s not a great choice.
@WinstonOBo9274@richbaggie Worth remembering that her administration is funding genocide in the Middle East and will continue to do so if she wins. That’s not perfectly decent and well-meaning to me. She is the better of two evils but Rich’s point on weakness is correct.
@FootballCliches is there any other way of describing the ball hitting ‘the angle of post and bar’ beyond ‘the angle of post and bar?’ #angleofpostandbar
My historic faith in the BBC is starting to wobble a little. It’s clear that this hugely misleading (and a check on companies house reveals all). Why aren’t they fact checking before publishing this?
@SteveMadeley78 It was clear and obvious though, Steve. When Stones headed the ball, Bernado was completely out of range. So the offside call was hugely incorrect.
@bryonycdc Rooney was similar and struggled with articulation. As if their brains were channeled only to angles, space, time and vision. Superhuman intelligence at the expense of other talents.
@sales_belinda@sturdyAlex When you have a net worth of multiple millions and a salary of £170k you can afford a nice suit. I recognise your points but it’s unnecessary and bad optics, for me.