An antisemitic dogwhistle, make no mistake

Also hates:
- Father Christmas
- Communism
- Strawberries
- Remembrance Day (too many poppies)
- Mick Hucknall

It will be of Trump's choosing, meaning anything that is in any way critical of or undermines him, his cronies, or his project (social justice, anti-war, anti-capitalism, environmental issues). Whereas far right violence will be met with phrases such as "legitimate concerns" and allowed.

The final track would have pushed me over the edge, had I been Pierre.

Apparently there are Aboriginal cave paintings in Balanggarra depicting Angus Young playing his Gibson SG whilst on Bon Scott's shoulders

The result of that Leverkusen game seemed great at the time, but it's also the genesis of The Abomination

To save on a vast amount of future energy, time, and resources, I simply dug then entered my own grave.

"The hubs"? Reprehensible language.

Nope, it's both of them.

There's probably a reasonable degree of plausible deniability, should you ever be caught; it's a convoluted arrangement you have in place with your boss, which is open to error.

Saying that, I'd never do it, as it possibly amounts to gross misconduct.

Pass the parcel, but random layers of wrapping paper contain a deadly gas, lethal to the opener.

Looks like the creators have got the ideas (or possibly the entire script) from AI.

Urgh, you have my sympathies.

Not only an unpleasant, small-minded fool, but also a rare example of a minor celebrity using their profile solely for bad(!)

James Dreyfus once disagreed with me and implied I was a snowflake. He must be a very good actor, as not only is he making the audience believe that they are indeed travel books, but also because a man with a neat beard and red cardigan working in a bookshop would NEVER hold those reactionary views.

"People will be asked to think longingly of a banana which isn't present, and to disco dance to 'War' by Edwinn Star, to mark the 80th anniversary of VE Day"

"People will be asked to eat a small amount of gravy browning, and to solemnly hum 'In the Mood' by Glenn Miller, to mark the 80th anniversary of VE Day"