Redderthanmisty

Meanwhile I'm still sitting here waiting for my Xi Bucks to arrive

"Yes, Falun gong is a reliable source for anything related to china" - nobody

Haymarket 2: Electric Boogaloo

Now I'm not one for adventurism, buuuut...

Whats the saying, "A drunk man's talk is a sober man's thoughts"?

We do have a month pass for bus and rail...

But it is only per region/zone, not nationwide...

So a ticket that only covers a 20km radius...

Costs £208... Per... Month...

Or you can go bus only for £93

And its a wonder why people are so car brained when even a 20 year old, fuel chugging SUV, costs half of that to own and run.

Ryan Gosling in the upcoming Project Hail Mary

I'm sure it'll be fine, but that casting choice wouldn't have been my first pick.

Same here, I managed to snag a few 8tb Seagate enterprise drives, but only found out after a while of diagnosing poor r/w speeds on my ZFS pool that they were SMR drives and were basically shit for anything other than archival or backup storage.

Doctor Who.

are you my mummy?

nothing that shows Palestine Action to be anything other than a Russian asset

As far as I can see, you haven't given any evidence yourself showing them to be a russian asset in the first place. You've only made unsubstantiated claims.

if anything, your hurried response tells tales.

lmao. If anything, your response which avoids making any challenges to evidence I provided, beyond calling them "pathetic excuses", just makes you look like a hasbara bot.

Planes which are most likely used in Ukraine, Not Israel.

PA specifically targeted the Brize Norton RAF base because it was a major transport hub for the RAF for flights between Britain and Cyprus (a common staging ground for British and American air operations over Gaza and the rest of the middle east), with such flights leaving daily.

attacking a manufacturer in Europe that allegedly sells to Israel (destroying equipment bound for Ukraine)

PA have been primarily targeting manufacturing plants owned by Elbit systems, an Israeli arms company with a few factories in the UK that produce ammunition and equipment for both the British and Israeli militaries.

Additionally, most of the equipment bound for Ukraine is largely made up of older military stockpiles which are then backfilled with newer equipment. Breaking a couple of new drones and spraying paint on a factory isn't going to affect Ukraine's weapons shipments in the slightest.

It's times like these when I wish our gun laws were a little less strict.