Richard Flowers
@richarddominic.bsky.social
Representing the #LiberalDemocrats.
Promoted by Warwick Danks on behalf of Richard Flowers and Tower Hamlets Liberal Democrats all at Houseboat Blue Amber, Harbourmaster's Office, 46 Goodhart Place, London E14 8EG.
Promoted by Warwick Danks on behalf of Richard Flowers and Tower Hamlets Liberal Democrats all at Houseboat Blue Amber, Harbourmaster's Office, 46 Goodhart Place, London E14 8EG.
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We laughed when she subliminally wishes he’d change his (horrible brown) jacket while being unable to look at him or keep her face straight.
Then had to pause it and wipe away tears as, looking away, close to corpsing, she can only define him by his “relation to the form of the brown”.
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Then had to pause it and wipe away tears as, looking away, close to corpsing, she can only define him by his “relation to the form of the brown”.
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November 28, 2025 at 2:54 PM
We laughed when she subliminally wishes he’d change his (horrible brown) jacket while being unable to look at him or keep her face straight.
Then had to pause it and wipe away tears as, looking away, close to corpsing, she can only define him by his “relation to the form of the brown”.
3/3
Then had to pause it and wipe away tears as, looking away, close to corpsing, she can only define him by his “relation to the form of the brown”.
3/3
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As Martha Nussbaum – the only woman in 15 episodes – stands out in blue, so Magee counters with the brownest brown on brown TV.
Which made us laugh.
But not as much as her own reaction.
Because the profusion of brown is clearly so overwhelming in person that she starts talking into it.
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Which made us laugh.
But not as much as her own reaction.
Because the profusion of brown is clearly so overwhelming in person that she starts talking into it.
2/3
November 28, 2025 at 2:54 PM
As Martha Nussbaum – the only woman in 15 episodes – stands out in blue, so Magee counters with the brownest brown on brown TV.
Which made us laugh.
But not as much as her own reaction.
Because the profusion of brown is clearly so overwhelming in person that she starts talking into it.
2/3
Which made us laugh.
But not as much as her own reaction.
Because the profusion of brown is clearly so overwhelming in person that she starts talking into it.
2/3
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Today I have hidden that post about Kemi Badenoch being jaw-droppingly stupid after having seen it for the fifth time.
a black and white photo of a woman smiling and saying `` instant relief '' .
Alt: a black and white photo of a woman smiling and saying `` instant relief '' .
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November 28, 2025 at 1:03 PM
Today I have hidden that post about Kemi Badenoch being jaw-droppingly stupid after having seen it for the fifth time.
Starmer, in this case, is merely more egregious than his predecessors, but not different in kind. The popularity contest he had to win (or that Morgan McSweeny won using Starmer as a puppet) was internal to Labour.
Making him/them even less suited to actually governing a country.
Making him/them even less suited to actually governing a country.
November 28, 2025 at 1:46 AM
Starmer, in this case, is merely more egregious than his predecessors, but not different in kind. The popularity contest he had to win (or that Morgan McSweeny won using Starmer as a puppet) was internal to Labour.
Making him/them even less suited to actually governing a country.
Making him/them even less suited to actually governing a country.
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Right, I think a lot of the 'it's structural!' stuff is because there are Labour people who - not unreasonably! - like all the Labour PMs and who have always disliked the Tory ones, who don't get that is....not where the country is or was at all.
November 28, 2025 at 12:16 AM
Right, I think a lot of the 'it's structural!' stuff is because there are Labour people who - not unreasonably! - like all the Labour PMs and who have always disliked the Tory ones, who don't get that is....not where the country is or was at all.
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May, Truss, and Sunak were unpopular from the start, of course, but they were put in to appease factions in the Tory party, not the country as a whole.
November 28, 2025 at 12:09 AM
May, Truss, and Sunak were unpopular from the start, of course, but they were put in to appease factions in the Tory party, not the country as a whole.
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Watching again – at last! – tonight, I can see what a huge amount this lost, and it’s sad that the conceptual sci-fi trip and Sutekh’s Ten Commandments had to go
Yet they made the right choices for scared little boys:
Despite cutting a third of the running time, they kept all the horrible murders!
Yet they made the right choices for scared little boys:
Despite cutting a third of the running time, they kept all the horrible murders!
November 27, 2025 at 10:31 PM
Watching again – at last! – tonight, I can see what a huge amount this lost, and it’s sad that the conceptual sci-fi trip and Sutekh’s Ten Commandments had to go
Yet they made the right choices for scared little boys:
Despite cutting a third of the running time, they kept all the horrible murders!
Yet they made the right choices for scared little boys:
Despite cutting a third of the running time, they kept all the horrible murders!