Gef the Mollygoose
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Gef the Mollygoose
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What I find annoying is that all I can think of are the sketches that everyone always mentions (Dead parrot, argument clinic, fish slapping, cheese shop, confuse a cat) while KNOW there are some great obscure ones but I can't for the life of me remember them
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Leonard Rossiter - a witty little knitter.
Honestly he wouldn't even be the main villain - he would be a guy mentioned on like page 10 in a witty aside about a bunch of 'tech disruptors' fell so in love with a predictive text machine they starved to death in their emergency concrete bunkers - then the book would go on without even naming him
I could easily rant for an hour+ about how Elon Musk fundamentally does not understand the Hitchhikers Guide To The Galaxy and how Adams would have found him the most boring, mind numbing idiot that the series was making fun of

You're not cool, Elon, you're the Sirius Cybernetics Corporation.
I haven't actually - I think because I was so attached to the radio series. I might seek it out though!
I remember it because I think it was the most horrifying thing Douglas Adams ever wrote in that series, like its Twilight Zone levels of corporate-automated-robot horror
I sometimes remember listening to an episode of the Hitchhikers Guide radio series where a ship is perpetually awaiting a delivery of lemon-scented handwipes in a post-apocalyptic wasteland so keep their passengers in perpetual suspended animation who occasionally wake up screaming to feed them
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GHOSTS fans - a 71yo woman is being evicted from her home on the estate where the show was filmed, so her home can become a holiday rental. If you're as outraged as I am, email info @ westhorsleyplace . org
'It's going to break my heart' - woman faces eviction from Ghosts estate
Baschea Walsh says she feels
www.bbc.co.uk
Evicting a woman who has been there 20 years for the sake a TV show all about fighting to stay in a house is so tone deaf #BBCGhosts

I know Change petitions rarely do anything but hopefully it'll convince them to change their mind

c.org/qjqjRDcmMF
Sign the Petition
Stop Eviction of Baschea Walsh
c.org
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Well I was not expecting BILL NIGHY to be spitting facts today!
observer.co.uk/culture/inte...
Logically La Voix should have been in the dance-off but I'm so glad she wasn't #Strictly
Absolutely no shade on Chris, its a shame he had to go but compared to Balvinder I was baffled that the judges were split #Strictly
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This is one of the most terrifying things I’ve ever seen.
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Look, I'm a defender of traditional British cuisine. I think it's unfairly maligned, and feel a lot of it is perfectly good, hearty food that isn't hugely different to that of many countries with similar climates and crops. But how the fuck do you grow up in the UK and never once eat curry?
The British Right are just in total freefall into savagery at this point
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need all the Americans who spent like a whole year talking shit about "British food" to really internalise this idea because a lot of you would say "curry doesn't count" because it's "not British" due to a very narrow idea of what that meant and you were all saying shit Reform would LOVE you to say
It seems pointless to fact check someone saying "curry isn't proper British food like fish and chips", just like it's futile to correct someone saying "there are no pronouns in the Bible". They haven't made a mistake. What they're saying is, "Britain is a white country".
Between this and everyone putting food in aspic, the 1970s were a crime against food everywhere wasn't it?
this was about a Tiktok video where a British woman explained that Brits in the 70s were putting apples and bananas in their 'curry'
The crimes of Britain follow me wherever I may roam
I've also seen people claim curry being a staple British food is due to colonial theft, which bothers me because it disregards the influence of immigration on culture - and also implies second generation immigrants aren't British

We did steal A LOT but takeaway curry was thanks to immigration
It seems pointless to fact check someone saying "curry isn't proper British food like fish and chips", just like it's futile to correct someone saying "there are no pronouns in the Bible". They haven't made a mistake. What they're saying is, "Britain is a white country".
I'm loving the occasional cutaways to the mid-show podcast between the two Joes in what I'm calling Joe Talk #Traitors #CelebrityTraitors
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