Pure sexism, this is vile.
Posting clips of sport designed to be for women with captions about matcha as if women can’t interact with sport without instantly thinking about something else is truly grim and is undermining all the achievements of the hergametoo movement.
@Jonathan_Hinder@parkrunUK Trying to vilify Parkrun - a charity about trying to get as many people as possible in running and therefore health - is fucking bollocks it’s a run for all and it’s not a competition and there is no prize why does anyone give a fuck if they run as a man or a women.
@PolitlcsUK@thetimes If they sell all of these anyone can essentially pay 25 grand to use us as the Cayman Islands and the total revenue if split between everyone below the national living standard is 550 a year or a just over a tenner a week, I wonder why they want this instead of proper taxation.
@Bd_irB_ll The efl cup supports and finances a large part of the lower tiers of English football big as an AC Milan *fan* from the US I’m sure you don’t understand how the efl cup is depended on by the clubs which are loved by millions of people.
@NathLFC_ This countries joy of laughing at children crying on the telly over football is sensational and more proof that it’s the greatest nation on earth.
@BBCNews If someone’s holding extremely sharp scissors next to my head I won’t them to concentrate on the hair not worry about someone else’s mental health.
@jimb0_12 For this to happen smith would have to start batting higher up for Surrey (or go on loan to bat at 3) or else he would be a deaf in headlights to a moving ball when he’s not set. Also Jennings instead of McKinney surely.
@WezzRail@TJiMTS Exactly the part of the country (and the city) with good pt links gets good or travel surey this should be expanded to the parts of the city also where there isn’t good pt links. Specifically the links across the river in east London.
@TJiMTS @minidiscfiend The way this changes is by improving public transport by making it faster and cheaper which will only occur if it becomes more used, which will occur as a reduced road system.
@NeilOB9@TJiMTS There absolutely should be some car journeys of course for people who use it for working or transporting heaving goods but the vast majority I journeys aren’t either of these.
@TJiMTS If travelling by car is made difficult and public transport becomes easier with river crossings I know what I’d choose. I assume most people would be the same.
@tat_sonuga@TJiMTS It did in Hammersmith though when the bridge was closed to cars the long term affect was reduced traffic in the area. Obviously some journeys need a car but 40% of journeys in London are under 3 miles (able to be cycled) and promoting public transport is a more green.
@TJiMTS What I’m saying though is for the majority of travellers the size of the road affects the volume not the other way round just as when Hammersmith bridge became pedestrianised and initially traffic went up but long term has decreased.
@LBC@TomSwarbrick1 This women is a fucking cancer, tax is not a business decision, it’s a moral one. It’s not throwing money away it’s putting kids through school and giving access to healthcare and moving away is morally evil.