Andrew
@andrewgowen.bsky.social
Happy to tell anyone their beliefs are stupid and then defend their right to believe it.
Member of Colonel Samuel Jones Regiment of Foote, Sealed Knot 17th century reenactment.
Leatherworker.
Woodworker.
Member of Colonel Samuel Jones Regiment of Foote, Sealed Knot 17th century reenactment.
Leatherworker.
Woodworker.
Trump is about two weeks late to file in the UK and the programme did not show and is not available in America.
November 11, 2025 at 5:10 PM
Trump is about two weeks late to file in the UK and the programme did not show and is not available in America.
Trump wrote a “you owe me” and ran his bone-spurred ass as far from service as he could get.
November 11, 2025 at 12:48 PM
Trump wrote a “you owe me” and ran his bone-spurred ass as far from service as he could get.
If they had even a modicum of common sense, they would have made the 30-day free period ad-free; that way it would look good and also give them the chance to sell an ad-free subscription.
Don’t show a potential subscriber how bad your service can be, show them how good.
Dumb asses.
Don’t show a potential subscriber how bad your service can be, show them how good.
Dumb asses.
November 11, 2025 at 12:46 PM
If they had even a modicum of common sense, they would have made the 30-day free period ad-free; that way it would look good and also give them the chance to sell an ad-free subscription.
Don’t show a potential subscriber how bad your service can be, show them how good.
Dumb asses.
Don’t show a potential subscriber how bad your service can be, show them how good.
Dumb asses.
It would be wonderful.
November 11, 2025 at 12:26 PM
It would be wonderful.
Reposted by Andrew
Reposted by Andrew
In the last decade, the BBC has legitimised climate change denialism, paved the way for Brexit, defended the coup that was prorogation, over-platformed Farage's Far Right projects, and is neutral on our abandonment of human rights norms.
What is this 'good' it supposedly does?
What is this 'good' it supposedly does?
November 11, 2025 at 8:30 AM
In the last decade, the BBC has legitimised climate change denialism, paved the way for Brexit, defended the coup that was prorogation, over-platformed Farage's Far Right projects, and is neutral on our abandonment of human rights norms.
What is this 'good' it supposedly does?
What is this 'good' it supposedly does?