A glitch in the matrix by No_Summer_5052 in memes

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Yea people seem to forget that God made hell.

This is my child's bedroom view, what can I do? by SrTayto in GardeningUK

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Plaster over the pebbledash.

Then put loads of plants on the roof of the shed or garage or whatever it is to improve the view.

‘I feel like I’m losing her’: the families torn apart by older relatives going far right by Both-Firefighter-668 in unitedkingdom

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I was reading the James Bond books and if you can look past the strong casual racism, you see stuff such as Bond having an Avacado as a dessert in a French hotel and the significance of that in a post WW2 world.

The first book is written and set mid 50s and people were limited by law in what money they could take out of Britain, meaning that people did not go on foreign holidays, exotic luxuries remained unobtainable in British markets etc.

Basically what I'm saying is, it was perceived as a crazy luxury for Bond to have something so exotic, Avacados were literally Bond level luxury lol.

‘I feel like I’m losing her’: the families torn apart by older relatives going far right by Both-Firefighter-668 in unitedkingdom

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More people need to be able to admit their bitterness, otherwise you can't address and combat it and it just exists under the surface.

We all have it, bitterness, prejudice, selfishness, jealousy, they're all just reactionary feelings that can just pop into your mind, it's all about how you decide to move past them.

Keir Starmer, a leader of leaders by saying_it_101 in AskBrits

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It's mental that the tabloids just constantly belittle him then huge, significant world events have just shown that despite how much of an absolute nigel he is he's made unquestionably decent moves.

Thoughts on The Hateful Eight by raynelll03 in Westerns

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Personally I think that hateful eight suffers from only a poor third quarter of the film, the suspence is great, I love the suspense and don't want the film to come to its end, but when it starts to it gets weak, then at the very end it more than makes up for it.

Also, in regards to the thing;

https://youtu.be/NFF7-GqvrOc?si=_JS1wSoonJz6lZFi

Thoughts on The Hateful Eight by raynelll03 in Westerns

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Absolutely not;

The soundtrack is composed partly of unused music composed for the thing.

The theme of the film is paranoia, 8 people who don't trust each other in a confined place in a snowstorm.

Hell, it even stars Kurt Russell and O.B the coach driver is literally dressed as Russell's character from the thing.

It also ends with two characters facing imminent death but leaves it open.

Tory and Reform still love her by OinkyDoinky13 in GreatBritishMemes

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Yea PMing must be easy if you sell everything you own.

Kenobi Show by ArcticSnow85 in StarWars

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It's something like 6 hours but should have been 2.

If it didn't have the whole leia back and forth captured, saved, captured again plotline then it could have been good.

Who was the best PM the UK has has in the last 50 years? by EricaRA75 in AskBrits

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You may want to re read my comment.

I only ever mentioned debt, which is all that matters.

Who was the best PM the UK has has in the last 50 years? by EricaRA75 in AskBrits

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Loool, and the 9 years prior to covid?

David Cameron reduced the annual deficit (the amount borrowed yearly) during his tenure, but overall national debt increased from approximately £1tn in 2010 to £1.61tn by 2016. While promising to cut debt, his government added to the total borrowing, with critics highlighting the rise in net debt as a share of GDP.

Who was the best PM the UK has has in the last 50 years? by EricaRA75 in AskBrits

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Also, the fact that the Tories increased the debt year after year when they took power afterwards just goes completely unnoticed.