@ArvindChandra8 @NoContextHumans I remember this story from years ago, he was fine, the guy that kicked him did it because he was too close and there was a part of the train that stuck out more that would have impaled him if he hadn't have moved.
When Alexandr Lukashenko (who holds dictatorial rule over Belarus since 1994 and who exterminated all opposition and never had fair any elections throughout these 30 years) and Vladimir Putin (who was simply appointed as "the successor", who was supposed to quit power as far back as 2008, who exterminated all opposition, had his alcoholic subordinate formally keeping the throne warm for him for 4 years, re-wrote Russia's entire constitution for himself and is in his 5th 'presidential term' after claiming to have won 87% of popular votes) get together and say that Zelensky is illegitimate, you just don't need no comedy anymore.
@Beffachu@trentbartonland Thanks for the info, I never check their twitter page and only came here off the contract page on the site, so had no idea, why they've not posted on their site is odd but hey ho it wasn't the end of the world.
Remember, Hamas is a proscribed terrorist organisation, and as such, expressing support for them is an offence under the Terrorism Act.
Stay safe. Contact the police if you are feeling unsafe or threatened.
@SamuelChaplin13@PenguinRisk@dja69@lydiagh0st@JustSimplyMango@the_kelvinator_@EverythingOOC The UK is a sovereign state compiled of four different countries and two major regions, the main part of the isles of Great Britain and Northern Ireland hence the full name the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. (I'm ignoring the overseas territories here)
@NollieBinDozin@jamesshawvideo@SmallStocksJay@D0N_P3DR0@NoContextBrits Spark is far more ranging than Merseyside, both Midlands and part of Yorkshire use it at a minimum.
I have no idea about the meme you're on about but I've never heard gabber used in the north or south but given the variety of our slang I won't deny it's used somewhere.
Drone footage of Bakhmut. What was once a vibrant city of 73,000, is now a wasteland of rubble, unexploded bombs, and decomposing bodies.
https://t.co/p4TYYOegJx
@Cathhorses123@Yorkshi52770900@Maks_NAFO_FELLA Many British citizens also volunteered for the war, also how did the Irish treat those who fought with the British after the war? Oh yes abysmally some were tried and others had to hide what they'd done.
Also to this day it's British servicemen that volunteer to protect Ireland.
https://t.co/9Pql7Pb6bK my first article in @TeleComment. Really quite proud to have something published in a national newspaper. Hopefully the first of many!
Video confirming reports that a Wagner military convoy is on the move towards Moscow.
Another Wagner military convoy is also apparently heading towards Krasnodar, in southern Russia, from the city of Rostov, seized earlier today by Prigozhin's forces.
https://t.co/OvqZ96NyWg
Wagner was a significant source of offensive power for Russia. And no, it wasn't just the convicts - although they were an important aspect - some of the best/most skilled soldiers on the Russian side, with the best equipment, were Wagner professionals.
That's all gone.