rotuy

6643 pts · November 22, 2013


I'm a freelance web developer who likes time away from the computer to carry out more 'hands-on' methods of creativity. Nothing special, just for fun!

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But which seat did she take?

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As a Brit, is it a US custom to store snacks on top of the refrigerator?

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I've been ill for 2 weeks now, just gettng over it. Still got a cough. I wouldn't wish whatever the hell that was on anybody - Stay safe!

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Is that snake jazz?

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These people will say stuff like this, then call people snowflakes because they don't like an extremely racist word

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If you put that into a football movie, it would be handball

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But it works. Lies work. A lie is told and millions of people see it. If it's debunked, a fraction of a percent of that millions see it. The right know this and that's why they utilise it, especially as sharing the lie has absolutely zero repurcussions, so why wouldn't they? That's why any timeline of a highly followed, right wing lunatic has about 60 tweets per day

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As a Brit, I'd imagine there'd be anarchy on the streets of the US, as many Trump supporters seem to be incapable of accepting anything but a Trump victory. Like, they don't understand what an echo chamber is, so think it's election fraud

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And every single bar came back tothe US, straught into the hands of the 1%

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It's similar here in the UK. A politician will say something false, the people who actually go into a shop and buy this item, knowing full well it's false, will get angry at the false claim because they're convinced it has to be true and it favours the side they support

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It's like a real life, early 2000's Windows Media Player

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If possible, can you pass my number to the last dirndl beer lady?

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I live in England, that's 96% of my year. So yes, you can beat it

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Seems pretty happy to me

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Thank you.

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Thankfully it was only him who could have died, this time.

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That's really decked out

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"Best I can do is 35 years minimum security"

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No fan of the Monarchy and think it should be abolished, but this is poor taste

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Sounds like the name of an up and coming indy band from Leeds

2 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

That would be £7,800 in London. New York has it good.

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Every single vote for him, bar one .... GUNSHOT ... Every single vote for him

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This looks like one of those analogies people do for something being worth a billionaire's time ... Except instead of 25 cents, it's like $500

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