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@jonahharrow.bsky.social

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Pro-Rejoin EU. Anti-Monarchy. Nationalise infrastructure. Tax wealth. Prosecute the corrupt.

New North Sea oil drilling faces delay after gear accidentally dropped in sea Exclusive: Blunder at Rosebank, UK’s biggest undeveloped oilfield, comes as government considers granting licence
Two headlines from 18th May 2026 and 29th September 2025 showing how Burnham's position on Brexit depends on what suits him at that given time.
Black and white photo of an elderly couple 'enjoying' the beach full stop the man has a knotted hanky on his head
A very well done ham.
Jury hands victory to Sam Altman and OpenAI in battle with Elon Musk. OpenAI CEO and president found not liable for breaking contracts made with Musk when founding the startup.
Front cover if Peter Gabriel Plays Liverpool cd.
Chart showing a UBS fund's value going down. In fairness, I've cherry-picked this because it looks worse than it is
Headline from Huffpost: Robert Jenrick Faces Calls To Resign After 'Unlawfully' Approving Tory Donor's £1bn Housing Project Labour calls for investigation and MPs label housing secretary "unfit" for job over intervention that would have saved Richard Desmond's firm millions.
Police assess evidence on £40,000 donation to Robert Jenrick’s campaign Exclusive: Some donations to 2024 Tory leadership campaign allegedly originated from US businessman in breach of electoral rules.
Headline from the Guardian newspaper: US millionaire big-game hunter dies after being crushed by elephants
A Thunderbirds puppet at the Museum of Brands. Looks a bit like Liam Gallagher. It's the eyebrows.
Matt le Tissier thinking.
"I come in, sometimes quite late before the show starts, and I just ask, Who? What? Where? When? Why? How?"
Father Ted confronting Pat Mustard, saying "Pat Mustard, there are some very hairy babies around on Craggy Island and I think you are the hairy baby maker!"
Farage says small business owners who thought Brexit would cut regulation have been betrayed because opposite happened Farage says small business owners thought that Brexit would cut the regulatory burden they were facing. But that did not happen, he says. The other great betrayal is that is every one of these millions of businesses, every one of these 5.6 million businesses, believed that, with Brexit, the regulatory burden on their shoulders would become less. I can tell you, a decade on, almost from the referendum, in every single industry, from financial services to fisheries, the burden of regulation and the threat of the regulator is worse now than it was then.
Porridge: Ronnie Barker, Fulton McKay and Richard Beckinsale.
Poster for "Tron Ares". The word "Ares" looks a bit like "Arse" if you're so minded.
William McDowell album cover. Album is called 'Arise' but the 'I' is partially obscured, so it looks like 'Arse'. A bit. I'm 53.
Headline from the Independent newspaper after the Uxbridge by-election stating: "Starmer blames Sadiq Khan's ULEZ for Uxbridge flop: 'He needs to reflect'"
Headline from the Guardian: "Britain will 'never surrender flag' to far-right protesters, Starmer says"
Much of this was done in the wake of the Catholic Church's contributions to colonization in Alaska, from the trauma of erasing Alaska Native cultures and languages at boarding schools to the disproportionate number of sexual assault victims in Alaska Native villages at the hands of Jesuit priests. Magner acknowledges that it is a difficult task to reckon his faith with the harmful legacy the church has inflicted upon the regions he's served.
Dick Dastardly and Muttley trying to catch Yankee Doodle Pigeon in their Flying Machine. Fucking idiots.
From Father Ted: Father Dougal McGuire holding a placard which reads "Careful Now'.
Similarities between Dr. Evil and Jeff Bezos, and their phallic rockets. (Not my image.)
Excerpt from Wikipedia; In September 2022, Heath welcomed the mini-budget submitted by the UK Chancellor of the Exchequer, Kwasi Kwarteng, with unbridled enthusiasm. The budget was one of the primary factors which triggered a financial crisis in the UK. The chancellor was fired three weeks later and his tax cuts were withdrawn, followed six days later by the resignation of Prime Minister Liz Truss. In a front-page commentary in The Daily Telegraph, Heath wrote: "This was the best Budget I have ever heard a British Chancellor deliver, by a massive margin. The tax cuts were so huge and bold, the language so extraordinary, that at times, listening to Kwasi Kwarteng, I had to pinch myself to make sure I wasn't dreaming, that I hadn't been transported to a distant land that actually believed in the economics of Milton Friedman and F A Hayek."
Atari 600XL, cartridges, etc.
Road sign in South London tells motorists which lane to use for Malibu and Laurel Canyon in California.