"people with money shouldn't thrift" is not the leftist take you think it is. the most "sustainably made" dress will never be better on the environment than buying thrift??? everyone should buy second hand! only 20% - 30% of thrift stock ever sells, rest is donated to a landfill
The pictures from Reform conference of delegates assaulting women protestors should be front page news. There should be no excuses because of their age. This is where the country is heading under Farage and Reform. These are the people who have been radicalised in this country.
Open world RPG is a horrible genre pick for Westeros. What exactly do you imagine the main protagonist doing? What kind of skill tree will you have? What would be the enticement to roam around the map? I can think of so many books that would be better choices for RPG adaptations.
Open world RPG is a horrible genre pick for Westeros. What exactly do you imagine the main protagonist doing? What kind of skill tree will you have? What would be the enticement to roam around the map? I can think of so many books that would be better choices for RPG adaptations.
Miriam Margolyes recalls why she never forgave John Cleese and Graham Chapman
“Women weren’t allowed to join Footlights in the days when I was there.”
“They stopped speaking to me off stage, so that is called being sent to Coventry.”
“It wounded me terribly. And I wasn’t invited to the cast party.”
“I’ve never really forgiven them.”
“They lacked that thing, which is the human part of the gene.”
“I’m glad he’s old and unfunny.”
Exc: Grant Shapps believed to be one of at least 10 ex Tory MPs who have failed their assessments as Badenoch overhauls selection process
https://t.co/aKDkUf57Bi
Contrast this with the pre-1950 practice when even in the midst of great crises (WWI, WWII for example) top leaders still took time to write diaries, retire to country estates, and so forth
In 1938, Roosevelt spends almost a month cruising onboard on a US Navy cruiser down the Pacific coast of Mexico, visits the Galapagos and Clipperton, then back to the Caribbean via Panama and disembarks in Pensacola
Chamberlain maintains his hobby of birding in the fall of 1939.
By comparison today, world leaders when nothing especially acute is happening never seem to have time. They’re barely sleeping, “always on”. There’s a cult of busyness in the modern world that seems inescapable. It’s undoubtedly a byproduct of our information ecosystem - everything is a media effect! - but nonetheless is a distinct phenomenon of our present moment