BlueAnon, let's go! 
MolotovHalfEmpty
joined 4 years ago
I did yes. It's been the hottest day of the year here today and I have been day drinking. My phone catches typos but not the rest of my nonsense. Cheers.
You can't see it on the first kit really in that picture, but that's a map of Palestine on the sleeve. They also use the shape of the map as '1's for the numbers on their shirts
Very. I've got these two currently:
Club Deportivo Palestino is third division Chilean team from Santiago that was originally made up entirely of refugees from the Nakba (Santiago took more Palestinians than just about any city in the world at the time) and still advocate and fundraise for Palestine. I've got several of their excellent shirts.
I used to live near some woodland that smelt like mint for what seemed like miles. It's too dark for it to grow on the woodland floor beneath the canopy, but every large clearing and the banks of the stream and field in the centre was absolutely covered in it.
From the live news feed:
The model was launched 14 years ago and just six weeks ago the US planemaker lauded the fact the model, also known as the Dreamliner, has reached the milestone of carrying 1 billion passengers. To mark that occasion the company said the global 787 fleet of more than 1,175 airplanes has flown nearly 5 million flights covering more than 30 million flight hours.
I'd like a grand. Could they put on a shitshow more local to me?
Absolute carnage. The plane was barely off the ground before what looks like a total, sudden failure.
The comments pictured really just demonstrate that they don't understand power dynamics and cannot imagine themselves not in the position of the more dominant superpower.
I'll take my chances.
How exactly do you type a response like this and not realise you're a crank? This would be over the top rhetoric as the fascist villain in a terrible B-movie.
George Grosz was a fascinating and viceral painter, deeply scarred and influenced by his experience serving in the first world war, before he was discharged and left with psychiatric problems and a serious drinking problem. Many of his paintings from that period deal explictly with the horrors of war and the human cost juxtaposed against societal conflict.
His later work saw him fined by the German government and some of his collections ordered destroyed as they became more satrical and focused upon what he saw as the hypocracy of those that advocate for such violence - things like preachers vomiting grenades and Jesus being forced into conscription.
He also went to Russia in the 1920s, where he was initially detained as a spy, but released when proven not to be and even met Lenin. He lived in the US for most of his life after the '30s but eventually returned to Berlin, where he died falling down the stairs one night drunk.
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This is Thanet Parkway.
No ticket office, no information point, no staff, about as wide as a balance beam and less vibrant than a self-storage complex. It was supposed to cost £11m but somehow ended up spiralling to over £35m.
Southeastern Railways is on Twitter trying to answer or deflect angry questions, predominantly from disabled people, explaining the ever more complicated and absurd ways disabled people can 'request' assistance in using the station.
It's important to note that most of their answers rely on just saying that the trains on that line have conductors on the trains themselves who can help, at a time when both the government and the rail companies are pushing for DOO trains (Driver Operater Only i.e. no train staff apart from the driver who is not allowed to leave their cabin).
They've also been asked numerous times for the dimensions of the platform so that disabled users can check if there is enough space for their wheelchairs / mobility scooters. This is the only question they have repeatedly ignored.
It also appears that the station, which many local politicians have argued was not required, may have been promised as part of a deal with a housing developer to increase the value of the development they were building. Which is a whole other can of worms.
(I hope this is the right comm, sorry if not)
It's not the first time this has happened, but I was making kind of an effort post in reply to a news commenter's question but the Hexbear logo just spins infinitely when I hit reply.
Have I hit some sort of character limit or included too many links or something? Or is it nothing to do with the actual post?
I'm old and not very tech savvy 
Edit: Split it up and reposted this morning. Seemed to be a character limit.
They do this every 4 years. As do the Labour party here in the UK. It has literally never worked.