Msocsci
Nearly dead guy, loved running, gym, climbing, surfing and football of the non American type before some guy took exception to motorbikes and took me out.
Love nature, hate Scottish winters. Jack of all trades, master of a few, more down to age than skill.
- The argument that Starmer didn't mean to sound like Enoch Powell would be a lot more convincing if it hadn't been in a speech announcing a load of policies that Enoch Powell would have been proud of.
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- Just admit you're a racist wankshot, it'll save a lot of time.
- McAlmont and Butler always causes Bond theme 'what if..' talk and it got me thinking, instead of who should do a Bond theme, what existing song would make a brilliant Bond theme and film based on the title alone. Obviously Bjork and David Arnold's Play Dead wins, but what else? Cure Disintegration?
- Olivia Rodrigo, deja vu. Because they're all the fucking same
- Very, very few MPs know what it's like to live in poverty so they don't care if they inflict more poverty.
- This is on Facebook, I scrolled for a bit and every single comment I saw, no exaggeration, was either "you liar, too many foreigners, vote Reform" or "you're meant to be the Labour Party what is this fash shit". There was nobody going "thank you, Sir Keir".
- Latest headline from a supposed left leaning tabloid rag. How is the fat cunt any different from Trump?
- Tell me how this fat authoritarian prick is any different from Trump? The left in the party need to grow a spine and throw him out the party. If it's too late cos it's been infiltrated by the zionist right, then form a fuckin new workers party. Unions need to stop funding Labour too.
- Working class Reform voters who want to fight the elites will soon be able to choose whether to be led by privately educated millionaires Nigel Farage and Richard Tice, or by privately educated millionaire Rupert Lowe.
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- Correct. Economic growth is rarely felt by the workers, only the rich and the banks.
- Proposals have been drawn up to spend millions in deprived neighbourhoods most at risk of failing to meet government's missions Labour MPs told Sky News austerity is the main driver of voters turning to Reform UK and investment is "absolutely critical" news.sky.com/story/plans-...
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- Exactly the same here. But our shopping centres on a smaller scale with a very limited choice of products. At least we still have banks. The surrounding towns in the nearest 30 miles lost their banking facilities years ago.
- This mornings run. Definitely getting quicker. But still 6 minutes slower than my PB at 60 years old. Wee quick 5k under my lactate threshold, so definitely getting fitter. Followed by 6 x 8 second hill sprints at 100% effort. #VeganRunners
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- Aye I live in a 70s 'new town'.They tore the heart out of the community and built lots of factories and houses.It brought in jobs until the council stopped the incentives for private companies to relocate here.All the big companies left as soon as the money dried up.The new housings now slum housing
- Will it be projects funded by government given to outside companies? Then there is little advantage for local people. Tarting up a town is superficial. Projects should be manned by local people. Then money would flow to local people and to local businesses.
- In a functioning democracy that's what should happen. Going by previous regeneration attempts over the last 50 years, its exactly what won't happen.
