Remember reading a reddit thread on nepo baby stuff a while back and it became painfully apparent that 90% of the posts weren’t really about nepotism at all, just Americans trying to find a language to talk about class in a country that pretends it doesn’t have a class system

Initially read it as ‘Taxes will be replaced by camels” and now the actual text feels banal in comparison

Still blows my mind that they made the final episode feature length and then spent almost entirely recapping, thus proving that it could have just been a film

...I'd always seen the leave/remain question as a 'look what the result would be if the question was biased towards US instead' point. To claim that it's in any way a real or unbiased Q seems quite, quite mad.

‘A lot’ really just perfectly sums it up, doesn’t it - slightly too proud to engage in the real world, not quite shameless enough to style it out completely, stuck in a spot where she’s convincing no-one

Character-wise this makes so much sense but is also just an absolutely bananas reaction to losing an election to JEREMY CORBYN

Good (and, crucially, fun) podcast if you want That Sort Of Thing: blankcheck.podcastpage.io/episode/barr...

One of the few things keeping me sane right now is that everyone else seems just as angry as I am

The amount of restraint I have to summon up not to say 'choo fucking choo' in the manner david haig does here any time I have basically any conversation about being on a train is remarkable: www.youtube.com/watch?v=H0y8...