🇬🇧 WHEN BRITAIN USED TO BE A PROPER COUNTRY 🇬🇧
A proper thread about a proper country.
I see those nostalgia pages about the UK full of just old photos of towns looking grim whilst the author says something racist. So he's a proper thread celebrating when Britain was proper! 🧵
Wales is currently in a very dangerous place. We don't have a fully functioning Princess in place. Wales faces an anxious few weeks. With a third of our kids in poverty, our heavy industry being destroyed, who will do that half-hour shift in a foodbank whilst being photographed?
As one badly strung bale of hay to another I recognise game when I see it and that kiss goodbye had a bit more behind it.
Weight watchers for example, let's both make friends with Jenny Craig, etc...
@darthballs11 Them too for a good time.
I've strolled over the "normal" blood sugar level to be officially diabetic (I know, who saw that coming!?), and must now stop the rise.
😭
The news this morning that I will have to cut down (out) biscuits has hit me hard. There's a gaping hole in my diet that'll be hard to fill with dal, corn or rice snacks.
Bugger.
We're all up at The Child's this year and she keeps muttering "I hate cooking turkey, nobody likes it anyway".
I'm being helpful by staying "THE FUCK AWAY" from her and the kitchen.
Actually, I’ll expand the question. Never mind just Labour MPs. Is there a single person anywhere in the country who at the time the pandemic was unfolding said “Sorry. The doctors and nurses will have to wait. We need to make damn sure we’re getting good value for money here”…
With all the media apologies for Felatio Johnson before he started giving evidence we should be grateful Laura Kuenssberg isn't still employed in prime time news
Oh bugger. It's snowing here and as a crutch user it is my last favourite type of weather.
I used to get so excited as a bipedal child to see the snow fall and now as a unipedal adult my heart sinks.
Bugger.