#1194

Nominative determinism

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#1195

“Ah but we’re still in the E…oh wait”

#1196

Friend passed multiple neighbours having a VE Day party. They asked if he wanted to join. He said no and made a half-jokey/half-serious remark about how they were breakdown lockdown restrictions. So of course they called him a Nazi*.

(* In a jokey way, but still…)

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#1197

Lol they actually sang we’ll meet again here, so at it.

to cleanse the palette, here’s a really good piece a mate wrote:

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#1198

It’s the Burial logo

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#1199
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#1200

Christ

#1201

Never been so glad to be Irish.

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#1202

Take us with you!

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#1203

562461

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#1204
#1205

:face_vomiting:

Genuinely quite terrifying levels of at it. Feels like fascist rainy island of might finally be coming to fruition.

Also find it quite ironic they’re singing “well and meet again” when apparently they already have in the street to sing this tripe. There’s going to be so many new cases in a few days time…

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#1207
#1208

can’t believe I moved back to this country. and it was my own choice.

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#1210

Once travel isn’t dangerous anymore you can join us in Cork!

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#1211

Cursed plague island that deserves everything that happens to it. Get out while you still can.

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#1212

:uk:

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#1213

To be fair, I saw very little of this bollocks out and about in my area of sunny Cardiff yesterday. Someone had a Britain flag up on their house, but now we all know who to avoid.

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#1214

Yes. Plus all Rangers fans.

#1215

Though I think the peak of being at it is if your twitter bio is “English club and Rangers”

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