I was honestly on the verge of buying a pumpkin spice oat milk the other day but went with my barrista oat milk for my coffee in the morning. The very idea whether it was sexist or not went over my head. But im a man so it would.
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In these cases why are they anti-plane? Especially to Naples
https://www.theguardian.com/travel/...ng-city-breaks-in-europe-from-ghent-to-naples
Six perfect unsung city breaks in Europe – from Ghent to Naples
No famous capitals, fewer tourists, loads to see, excellent food – and all a train ride away
Naples: Get there
Eurostar from London, then an overnight train from Paris to Milan. The high-speed Frecciarossa train from Milan to Naples takes five hours
Freiburg Get there
Trains operated by Eurostar, TGV Lyria and Deutsche Bahn connect Freiburg to London in under seven hours.
Alicante Get there
Eurostar to Gare du Nord, and transfer to Gare du Lyon for a train to Barcelona Sants. From Barcelona Nord there is a direct train to Alicante
https://www.theguardian.com/travel/...ng-city-breaks-in-europe-from-ghent-to-naples
Six perfect unsung city breaks in Europe – from Ghent to Naples
No famous capitals, fewer tourists, loads to see, excellent food – and all a train ride away
Naples: Get there
Eurostar from London, then an overnight train from Paris to Milan. The high-speed Frecciarossa train from Milan to Naples takes five hours
Freiburg Get there
Trains operated by Eurostar, TGV Lyria and Deutsche Bahn connect Freiburg to London in under seven hours.
Alicante Get there
Eurostar to Gare du Nord, and transfer to Gare du Lyon for a train to Barcelona Sants. From Barcelona Nord there is a direct train to Alicante
HS1 cnuts
Step One - make shit up
Step Two - state that it's offensive
Step Three - disable comments to prevent any sort of debate
That's pretty much The Guardian nowadays.
It all seems to be online trends too. I don't get the feeling half of those articles get written if they're not all sat on X and Instagram all day.
Not that there's any shortage of articles meeting your description on there, but I think this one was supposed to be light-hearted. She's actually a pretty good, amusing columnist imo.https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-67122609
Will miss his illustrations. Seems like the cartoon was rejected and then he released it anyway - complaining about the decision at the same time - so the Guardian have decided not to renew his contract.
I've always sort of liked Bell's illustrations too.
The cartoon in question (allegation is it's a callback to Shylock and the pound of flesh):
For his part Bell denied any such connotation and claimed to have instead been inspired by this cartoon of Lyndon B. Johnson:
The cartoon in question (allegation is it's a callback to Shylock and the pound of flesh):
For his part Bell denied any such connotation and claimed to have instead been inspired by this cartoon of Lyndon B. Johnson:
Shylock was never planning to take the pound of flesh from himself anyway, plus he even notes which work it's inspired by near Netanyahu's waistline. However, Bell has been in trouble a couple of times for complaining publicly about The Guardian rejecting some of his work so I imagine they just got tired of him revealing details about their internal processes.I've always sort of liked Bell's illustrations too.
The cartoon in question (allegation is it's a callback to Shylock and the pound of flesh):
For his part Bell denied any such connotation and claimed to have instead been inspired by this cartoon of Lyndon B. Johnson:
Yeah I reckon it's a pretty tenuous accusation. Scary timing though. Might be 'cause they think he's a knob. Might be the messages from on high aimed at rooting out all forms of expression that can even obliquely appear antisemitic. Might be expediently using the latter because it's the former.
I've been to Ghent and I know people that have been to Naples and there are no positive words to describe either of them.
You should have gone to Bruges
Luckily I have.
Hard news from the Guardian.
Risk of penile fractures rises at Christmas, doctors find
Risk of penile fractures rises at Christmas, doctors find
https://www.theguardian.com/lifeand...ile-fractures-rises-at-christmas-doctors-find
The turkey is very tempting
‘The fractures are often heralded by an audible crack, followed by severe pain, rapid loss of erection and severe swelling and bruising. “When [patients] present to their doctor their penis often looks like an eggplant,” Pyrgides said.’
Merry Christmas.
Merry Christmas.
https://amp.theguardian.com/lifeand...-life-from-the-one-minute-rule-to-pyjama-yoga
If I take this advice, I look forward to my manager's response when I call into work after over sleeping till 10am and tell them I'll be on my way to the office once I've finished preparing some homemade soup for lunch.
If I take this advice, I look forward to my manager's response when I call into work after over sleeping till 10am and tell them I'll be on my way to the office once I've finished preparing some homemade soup for lunch.
Bump: going against the trend a bit.
One of my favourite ‘newspapers’ to get online. I contribute once in a while too.
I enjoy the Thursday quiz, when I remember to do it. There’s quite a community that do the quiz regularly, from the looks of it.
One of my favourite ‘newspapers’ to get online. I contribute once in a while too.
I enjoy the Thursday quiz, when I remember to do it. There’s quite a community that do the quiz regularly, from the looks of it.
I've always sort of liked Bell's illustrations too.
The cartoon in question (allegation is it's a callback to Shylock and the pound of flesh):
For his part Bell denied any such connotation and claimed to have instead been inspired by this cartoon of Lyndon B. Johnson:
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Screenshot, have a feeling it might get deleted
Why would the last one get deleted?
Had a notification come up on the Guardian app today to say that the earthworm had been voted the "UK invertebrate of the year for 2024"....
Very useful to know
Very useful to know
I thought that was Starmer.
How the Fcuk did it beat the legions of available Tories?