

Health; education; energy production; food production & distribution; water; housing; mass transit and telecommunications should all be classified as essential services and nationalised. Everything else can be whatever.
Health; education; energy production; food production & distribution; water; housing; mass transit and telecommunications should all be classified as essential services and nationalised. Everything else can be whatever.
I concur. I don’t want stylish. I want functional, compliant and for it not to harvest my fucking data. All that fucking flair and visual wankery can get in the bin if it’s not gonna do the essentials.
A popular LBC presenter, James O’Brien, refers to him as Tommy-Ten-Names which is apt because Yaxley-Lennon is a massive cunt.
Jesus Fucking Christ…I hope this is satire. Bloke reaches out for some ideas on how to improve a situation he clearly sees is happening and wants to prevent and then BAM you drop this massive turd in his punchbowl of life.
Also, it’s ‘facade’.
Bush did it for his corporate masters, Blair did it for misguided righteousness and Howard did it because he wanted to be a war time prime minister…all of them are fucking war criminals.
Nothing more hearty than a plate of that in the morning.
One thing of note and not trying to food shame but, toast? I think the settings on your toaster need adjusting.
I am neither: I am the table.
Bit of a theme there. What was the incumbent party at the time?
I see both versions as different enough to be appreciated on their own merits.
Trent’s version for me is the 90s music scene and the horrors of addiction amongst my fellow musicians who could not chase their demons away.
Johnny’s version is older me experiencing the losses incurred of growing older and seeing friends and family gradually fade away.
Both very powerful pieces of art.