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the hundred is over for the year and there are big changes on the horizon - many of them real, some of them imagined.
daisy reader catherine dwells on the latter and asks - what if the hundred were sponsored by wall's ice creams? 👇
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i never ask “how’s everybody doing tonight” between songs because i already know the answer is “woo”
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this Pride it’s important to remember an overlooked group of trans men: those of us who were accidentally hit on the head while listening to Rex Harrison’s “Why Can’t A Woman Be More Like A Man” from my fair lady
Been an absolute pleasure to support Norwich this season. SO many players who've made massive contributions, playing really lovely football to boot.
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When you analyze an investment, bear in mind that the single-best-performing stock of the last 20 years is Monster Energy Drink. A product specifically designed and marketed for abject morons. Remember that.
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This PETA thing is worrying. They haven't considered the true consequences. So I've highlighted the dangers.
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Andrew Neil's Statement: "I Am A Huntsman Spider, I Have Always Been A Huntsman Spider, I Shall Always Be A Huntsman Spider" #AndrewNeil
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Dreadful scenes of #BlackFriday carnage in Harrods as butlers, au pairs, and personal shoppers tear each other to pieces on behalf of their employers.
I'm English and at best ambivalent about America. Nice try though I guess?
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Very pleased that Kleenex have binned (HA) the mansize label for their big tissues, though I contend that they should be called 'Normal' size and others should be referred to as 'Pissing Tiny'.
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I'd just like everyone to be #aware that today is #TapirTuesday.
There's no need to feel apprehensive today. It's #TapirTuesday! An adult tapir may weigh upwards of 300kg depending on species, but they are generally under 10kg at birth. They are fully grown after a couple of years.






























