“It also highlights the cringe David Brent, middle-aged boys network… which is built on bravado, misplaced self-confidence and buzzwords like “FINTECH” and “AI”, which are like catnip to other middle-aged men.”
@ayeshahazarika nails it. inews.co.uk/opinion/d…
Today I am wondering whether the ancient Romans had an equivalent of the Toga Party
Tweeting is ‘for the birds’, though.
“Fast forward a few decades and the Guardian carried an article from Finland’s Helsingin Sanomat newspaper, giving a byline to Jatkuu Seuraavalla Sivulla, which a reader advised was not the author’s name but the Finnish for “continued on the next page”.”
My word of the day today is ‘pebble’.
I don’t remember anyone outside politics ever saying anything is ‘for the birds’
I want a politician or a journalist to one day criticise a tree-plantimg program or something, and say ‘thats for the birds’
#peston
There no point beating the giants then losing to the pygmys
#chears
FF, and, indeed, S.
Watching the American version of the Office.
I think it would’ve been different watching it before Trump and Johnson
Michael Scott is much more benign, but the fibbing reminds me of them
My word of the day today is ‘mischief’.
Can we have Tony and Alistair on telly every morning?
#GMB
My word of the day today is ‘muffle’.
More the Prime Minister’s priorities than the “people’s priorities”? twitter.com/snigskitc…
Godspell Vs Jesus Christ Superstar was very much the Blur Vs Oasis of early 1970s biblical musical theatre
“The office locations include a former Conservative club in Todmorden, where more than 500 companies are registered, a terrace house in Huddersfield hosting more than 200 entities, and a bungalow in Prestatyn with more than 300.”
Poor chap!
More doodling
#MCICHE #cfc #ktbffh t.co/cGnfGQAdn…
My word of the day today is ‘startle’.
Will Labour ever form another government?
#AwfullyBritishTweetsFromThe90s