Richard
@richd028.bsky.social
But also the consequences aren't anything negative to him! It's just people reading it and thinking "Oh yeah I should not be a free rider on this media I enjoy consuming"
November 30, 2025 at 9:25 AM
But also the consequences aren't anything negative to him! It's just people reading it and thinking "Oh yeah I should not be a free rider on this media I enjoy consuming"
Why? I like reading the articles. Every few months I get a free gift to it, but haven't for a while, so £7 in return for reading them again seems fair.
Like I also subscribe to the FT, Private Eye, London Centric and Jonn's newsletter.
Paying to read stuff you want to read isn't weird!
Like I also subscribe to the FT, Private Eye, London Centric and Jonn's newsletter.
Paying to read stuff you want to read isn't weird!
November 30, 2025 at 9:22 AM
Why? I like reading the articles. Every few months I get a free gift to it, but haven't for a while, so £7 in return for reading them again seems fair.
Like I also subscribe to the FT, Private Eye, London Centric and Jonn's newsletter.
Paying to read stuff you want to read isn't weird!
Like I also subscribe to the FT, Private Eye, London Centric and Jonn's newsletter.
Paying to read stuff you want to read isn't weird!
How can it look cold?!?
November 29, 2025 at 11:05 PM
How can it look cold?!?
Just become a paid subscriber, been meaning to for ages but was relying on friends free gifts before.
November 29, 2025 at 10:59 PM
Just become a paid subscriber, been meaning to for ages but was relying on friends free gifts before.
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Particularly given the strong likelihood the conference approves the other motion to let wrecke- uh I mea, members of other parties join
November 29, 2025 at 3:05 PM
Particularly given the strong likelihood the conference approves the other motion to let wrecke- uh I mea, members of other parties join
Oh yeah definitely B. This definitely seems like a mature group of politicians who would easily manage collective leadership.
November 29, 2025 at 2:53 PM
Oh yeah definitely B. This definitely seems like a mature group of politicians who would easily manage collective leadership.
It's the accounting degrees that I find strangest. You skip a few examples for your professional qualification, but those exams you skip are pretty easy so you should be find doing them whilst working.
But a Maths degree opens more doors that accounting.
But a Maths degree opens more doors that accounting.
November 29, 2025 at 2:52 PM
It's the accounting degrees that I find strangest. You skip a few examples for your professional qualification, but those exams you skip are pretty easy so you should be find doing them whilst working.
But a Maths degree opens more doors that accounting.
But a Maths degree opens more doors that accounting.
Mine was "I should take some Septembers' bonus out of the current account and just stick it into my Hargreves Landsown account"
November 29, 2025 at 9:17 AM
Mine was "I should take some Septembers' bonus out of the current account and just stick it into my Hargreves Landsown account"
It's great to read about all the investing bias's and know that they don't apply to my country because they forgot to put "I just want the cash please" at the top of the list.
November 29, 2025 at 9:12 AM
It's great to read about all the investing bias's and know that they don't apply to my country because they forgot to put "I just want the cash please" at the top of the list.
It's great because "Well 20 year olds don't care about this because they have no money!" Is a pretty weird reaction based on the OP. Obviously some do!
November 29, 2025 at 9:09 AM
It's great because "Well 20 year olds don't care about this because they have no money!" Is a pretty weird reaction based on the OP. Obviously some do!
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Rebranding a stocks and shares ISA (sounds intimidating and scary), into an Index ISA is going to make a bank significant amount of money
November 28, 2025 at 11:47 PM
Rebranding a stocks and shares ISA (sounds intimidating and scary), into an Index ISA is going to make a bank significant amount of money
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Yeah and you also just buy government bonds. If they're not safe then frankly cash isn't going to be either because we're in deep shit.
November 28, 2025 at 8:59 PM
Yeah and you also just buy government bonds. If they're not safe then frankly cash isn't going to be either because we're in deep shit.
Happy to vote for Foot in '83, high top rate, unilateral disarmenent, mass nationalisation.
But no a tiny fraction of her wealth a year to help solve a housing crisis is too much.
But no a tiny fraction of her wealth a year to help solve a housing crisis is too much.
November 28, 2025 at 9:30 PM
Happy to vote for Foot in '83, high top rate, unilateral disarmenent, mass nationalisation.
But no a tiny fraction of her wealth a year to help solve a housing crisis is too much.
But no a tiny fraction of her wealth a year to help solve a housing crisis is too much.
Maybe we don't have a housing shortage after all?
November 28, 2025 at 6:47 PM
Maybe we don't have a housing shortage after all?
They were cutting edge for like 30 seconds before being hopelessly out of date.
November 28, 2025 at 5:30 PM
They were cutting edge for like 30 seconds before being hopelessly out of date.
"No men can get to the Goat? Very well, we will adapt."
November 28, 2025 at 5:02 PM
"No men can get to the Goat? Very well, we will adapt."
They do hire security! And make it out of flame retardant material, but it's like last scene of Batman Begins, it's a problem of escalation...
a close up of a man in a batman mask with the words `` i 'll look into it '' written below him .
ALT: a close up of a man in a batman mask with the words `` i 'll look into it '' written below him .
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November 28, 2025 at 4:58 PM
They do hire security! And make it out of flame retardant material, but it's like last scene of Batman Begins, it's a problem of escalation...