This is why they need to fucking legalise it for psychiatric treatment. Otherwise people with depression are just going to medicate themselves and fuck up.
Sorry did I just become an example of Poe's Law?
If he shuffles off this mortal coil he'd leave Vance in charge. I don't know why more hadn't been made of this fact.
Rule Brittania would be a good one to rid history of.
Thanks, I hate it.
They would never tread on your free speech. You say whatever you like. Consequences are for liberals.
Less yapping more zapping? These predate stainless steel so you can't get them wet?
Nope, just your regularly scheduled Nintendo technology lag.
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Conservatives would change law so trans people could be excluded from single-sex spaces, if party wins election
Happy Pride, Kemi.
There is a new requirement to take photo ID to some elections in England, Scotland and Wales.
Please check that you'll be allowed to vote!
Edit: I don't have any answers. I stole it from https://feddit.uk/c/okmatewanker because I thought it deserved a bigger audience.
Russell T Davies is making a sensational return to Doctor Who after 13 years away – but the show never really left him.
Returning writer Davies recently shared that the Daleks were ‘on pause’ after featuring heavily with Jodie Whittaker’s Doctor
It's never a "no" though, is it?
There are other periods of Doctor Who's history that could be explored.
Thanks to the glorious shovelling of Classic Who onto BBC IPlayer, I have been enjoying a glut of mid-80s classic Who.
It struck me how many of the CBaker-McCoy era stories are dystopian tales, reflecting the pro-establishment neo-captialist society that the writers felt was being inflicted on them.
Varos, Paradise Towers and Terra Alpha (of Happiness Patrol) are obvious examples; Necros (Revelation of the Daleks) and is a particularly nasty one. Even Trial of a Timelord was, at its heart, a tale of authoritarianism and narrative control.
Modern Britain is clearly in another phase like the 80s. If anything, the authoritarianism is more extreme, and the government's avarice more naked.
So where are the writers' reactions to that nowadays? Whenever the show has recently attempted to address societal issues, it has been either a direct sermon like Orphan 55 or an incompetent muddle like Kerblam.
Where are the dystopias?
Home secretary criticised for tweets vowing to restrict use of tents by homeless people ‘many of them from abroad’
Home secretary criticised for tweets vowing to restrict use of tents by homeless people ‘many of them from abroad’
WhatsApp messages also reveal Boris Johnson’s dismissive attitude to millions of old people at risk from the virus
MPs approve sanction after watchdog finds Wellingborough MP harassed and bullied staff member and exposed his genitals
Another thirty or so of these and we can finally stop waiting for Sunak to stop squatting in no.10.
David Tennant and Catherine Tate will battle Neil Patrick Harris' villain in the three specials.
I suspect there's going to be more content coming up sooner than this, but it's good to have dates for the diary.