Starmer will do what he thinks the daily mail readers want him to do

... fit that system rather than let people be themselves. This didn't use to be the case. My 30 yo BiL is severely autistic but they wouldn't diagnose him for several years because they "didn't like to label".... the flipside of that was it made support impossible due to a lack of diagnosis. ...

Nice one mate, and good on her for doing it. James understanding of his conditions had helped him accept it and learn to live alongside them. From my own diagnosis of dyslexia many years ago, I don't feel like I have been pigeon holed and if I have those people don't really ...

Our son Alex went thru this a lot time ago. As you say it doesn’t have to pigeon hole anything but it does help him understand why he does things his own way sometimes rather than just doing things the way most others do. Our system loves to make individuals fit that system rather ...

I never had the pleasure to meet Jack in person, but such was the man, I'm going to miss him all the same. RIP old buddy

I was a bit emotional when I left, he'd mentioned a future meet which surprised me but I didn't imagine I'd get to meet him again. I'm just glad he enjoyed himself, even if it would have taken its toll on him.

Kwacky wrote: ↑29 Mar 2023, 21:08Zeb!!

I hope we see more of him. Such a quick cameo..

He’s over riding as usual.

Too much. Needs a penalty to calm him down.

How about Zarco? What a last lap!

Watching 'Murder Of The Day' on the news. Get this....a 17 year old boy, waiting at the kerb for his mom to pick him up, when a 30-ish man wielding a very large Kukri walks up and stabs him to death.... thankfully just out of screenshot (or I suspect the shot has been manipulated ...

My mate is currently applying for Australian citizenship.
He's filled in all the forms, and met the required criteria ,,,,, except that he failed his examination test on the section about Aboriginal Music.

I asked him.: " Didja redo it ?"

... a few walkers past quietly, "saw what I was up to" then this prick with his dog, which was not on a lead and obviously miles behind him, started to clap and shout right next to me. Needless to say the bird flew off.... What a tosser. I believe a rude word came out of my mouth, and ...

My lad was forever bouncing off things or having things bounce off him. Thankfully they're pretty robust at that age. A&E will soon sort him out.

... back with it. It's swollen and bruised almost immediately. I'm totally helpless/useless while at work but I wouldn't be much help if I was with him either.

Tonight I'm going to see former Kiss guitarist Ace Frehley in concert..... Be nice to finally hear him play, see if he's still got the chops. Well, it was a lacklustre & disjointed gig, by a guy who is clearly way past his prime, propped up by a backup band half his ...

Tonight I'm going to see former Kiss guitarist Ace Frehley in concert..... he'd quit (...or been fired, depending on who you want to believe) that band shortly before I saw them waaay back in the early '80s.
Be nice to finally hear him play, see if he's still got the chops.

That’s sad. So many memories of listening to him.

... movies themselves haven't held up that well. I liked 'The Accountant' well enough, I suppose...but not because of Affleck, more like in spite of him.

... Being me, I had to quiz one of the operatives about this.. He told me that it was part of the council's strategy towards zero carbon. I asked him how good they were, Just as good at cutting as the old petrol ones, he said, however the batteries were heavy and didn't last long enough. When ...

I like him as Batman.

... Didn’t seems to grasp the gravity of Pepper (the dog) following kids down to the bus stop on a national highway road 🤦🏻 I’ve had to ring him from offshore previous as someone found her 5 kms away and posted on the community FB page. He doesn’t “do” FB even though his dog is a regular ...