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He's back to his usual pessimistic-self. Somehow, it almost makes the world feel right again!

This is it. Putin embodies the state, and due to his cult of personality, any criticism of him is deemed a criticism of Russia and its people, when in actuality it's not. Russia is not the problem, it's Putin and his stranglehold over a country that has not really seen any semblance of the...

I'll be deep in the cold, cold ground before I recognise Andy Turner as anywhere ITK!

Better than ending the night with Sunak laughing at homeless people, Starmer discussing the entire history of Deontology, or Farage pushing recently arrived migrants into the English Channel

The policy is not to "stop" people from voting, but to make it unnecessarily difficult under the guise of fixing a problem that doesn't exist

I start a new job just as the Euros start and I have to be in office for the first ten weeks. Well, that's an apparent orgy of poor planning!

Insane. Come on 'murica!

Presuming the process for deducting points for the 2020-2021 season should have been completed now, I believe the club has missed deducting mine. I think I know why. I've let them know so they can remove. I'm not a narc, I just don't need their 300pts, I am already a top-tier priority point...

It was interesting listening to the Scunthorpe DFO, reminds us the impact relegation can have on even the non-footballing staff involved with the club. I did find the comment around the reduction in the level of hooliganism over time, albeit with a recent increase, but with a change in the...

What an awful debate, rather watch England...

Zero seats, zero seats, Tory Party. Zero seats, zero seats, I say. Zero seats, zero seats, Tory Party, playing politics the cronyism way

Ironically, it's the Russian way - whataboutism. After the Chernobyl Nuclear Disaster, Russian media talked about Three Mile Island. It's their MO, and this is being used by some on this thread

Adriano and his left foot must get a mention

I will just clarify, RBS bought the bank at the centre of the deal, because its management made consistently bad choices. Sunak was a partner in the hedge fund that lobbied for RBS to buy it. But you're right, doesn't look good for Sunak

One of my heroes is Granville Sharp, one of the earlier abolitionists and key player in Somerset vs Stewart

This contest is over, give that man the $10,000

Wait, Josh Windass is 30?!

I actually wouldn't be against it, as long as there is universal healthcare where required. I've been fortunate enough that the two employers I've worked for offer private healthcare, with the usual bit of excess, as part of my contract, and use them where I can for anything non-emergency.

Maybe I have ate there, then, was just too drunk to remember

Bring back the car puns!