There needs to be a word like "splooting" for when animals do this, they are constantly doing this and there's no easy way to refer to it
when you say "sit" but she's only half listening
a headless horse child (taken out for gallops) 🫏🐀
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There needs to be a word like "splooting" for when animals do this, they are constantly doing this and there's no easy way to refer to it
when you say "sit" but she's only half listening
The English psyche wasn't built for going this long without rain. Without a bit of a downpour, the occasional damp shoes, or the chance to tut to a passerby and sarcastically say "nice day, innit", it does one to our brains and we start to get weird ideas about the place.
That's what she said.
No two ways about it is there. We all wood.
Da Dum Tss Drummer Meme
Alt: Da Dum Tss Drummer Meme
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The trailer for Wicker (starring Olivia Colman, Alexander Skarsgård, Peter Dinklage, Elizabeth Debicki). “An outcast in a fishing village commissions a husband for herself made out of wicker.” Looks unhinged (complimentary). (via @skullsandsheets.bsky.social) [youtube.com]
christ if that’s not a metaphor for our times
She's always negging you Charlie Brown, you're better than that Charlie Brown.
Poor Kool-Aid Man got straight up murdered to death on this bus.
Hey Internet, I'm looking for a favour: - Anyone who is or knows doctors or healthworkers who operate in the UK and would like to talk about their experiences working during heatwaves... please DM me Thank you in advance!
I think we all need a moment to watch the most Australian man you’ve ever heard with the cutest little dingo puppy.
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Wild Life Drawing Online: Dinosaurs
For the very first time, Wild Life Drawing is going back in time. 70-83 million years back to be exact, to the Late Cretaceous period when the Earth was warm, watery and full of prehistoric animals. H...
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Jenrick tells the Reform UK press conference this morning an official will come to your dying mother's bedroom to tot up her jewellery, confiscate her brooches and itemise her coats under Andy Burnham's new tax. Is there not a danger of just sounding so alarmist that you sound unhinged?
I was more struck by the idea of the queue at 7.50 a.m. Much like Post Offices used to be on Pension Day mornings, but with more blokes wearing stripy shirts, peaked caps and eye masks while carrying bags marked “swag”.
Anything but deal with the whole guns problem, I guess
Schools are adding pepper-spraying drones to help combat active shooters The plastic, non-lethal aircraft, which can smash windows and ram attackers will be at the ready at certain schools in Colorado, Florida and Georgia www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2026/...
I’m actually not fine and feel physically ill knowing that my art is inside the borg now.
Welp client finally fed my art into AI and sent me feedback generated by the AI based on the image it shit out. Knew it would happen eventually but CHRIST.
It's called "The Michigan Autoworker's Hello": www.clickondetroit.com/news/local/2...
Ford worker suspended after calling Trump ‘pedophile protector’ during plant visit in Dearborn
A Ford worker was suspended after calling President Donald Trump a “pedophile protector” during his visit to a plant in Dearborn this week, which resulted in the president flipping him off.
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An audience member repeatedly yells "pedophile protector" at Trump in Michigan
Surprised to see @londonreviewbookshop.co.uk wants to pay experienced people below LLW, but @lrb.co.uk pays interns above LLW.
My roommate had a cat who once located an ovarian cyst via biscuits. Forced her to admit she needed to see a doc because it hurt so much when her cat kneaded it.
what if cats sense you’re dying a little inside and biscuits is just kitty cpr
Any time I read a story like this, I immediately scroll down to see if my favourite true crime trope - the absurdly incriminating search history - gets featured. I can confirm that this one does not disappoint.
A Utah woman who wrote a children’s book about coping with grief after her husband’s death has been convicted of aggravated murder in his death