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Music, books, food, the sea 🌊

“Accepting the jumbo jet from Qatar was huge in terms of what it breached. But he loved it. So he took it. Now he says it's going to be part of his presidential library. Meaning, as far as I can tell from Trump's intellectual life, that it will contain one plane and no books.” @mrjamesob.bsky.social

Quiet Riot@quietriotpod.bsky.social · 7mo ago

NOTHING TO SEE YEAR: PART 2! Join us with @mrjamesob.bsky.social for: 📈 ‘25 stories that should’ve been bigger 📉 the ones that shouldn’t have been huge but were 🟠 POTUS’ maddest moment 🔮 What we’d change to improve ‘26 open.spotify.com/episode/7JQ0... podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/q...

Beautiful! Puts me in mind of my dear friend, Eve's fairy godmother and ultimate gig buddy Tracey. What a woman, miss her more each day, so blessed we have so many cherished memories 🙏

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TraceyB@ineeddirection.bsky.social · 9mo ago

#90sTop30 Near Misses As with the 80s challenge I had way too many songs so I'll post loads of missed out ones in October but then absolutely stick to only 30 in November. Mogwai - Tracy I mean, how is this not on my main list, right? ;) youtu.be/GNWcIsAQytw?...

Private Eye offers up an excellently scornful commentary on the relentless polling. It’s become ridiculous and has oversimplified our politics to dangerous levels of stupid and irresponsible.

SHOCK POLL:
NIGEL FARAGE WILL BE PM TOMORROW
IN an amazing poll conducted
by The Pointless Polling Company, it was revealed that voters' intentions
may well change over the next three and a half years and at present it's 100 percent impossible to guess what the next government might look like.
However, 99 percent of journalists
agree that it would be much more fun if we had an election tomorrow and everybody resigned and everything was chaos and Farage had a go at being PM, just for the hell of it, because it was so much fun when
Brexit happened and then the government kept falling every five minutes and we could write endless pieces about (cont. p94)