From Twitter. So probably a response to idiots and liars about Brexit, NHS, unfairness, bigotry etc
RT @keanespirit
@Haggis_UK BREAKING… following in #AndreaLeadsom’s footsteps, #Brexiteer #Kemi, who celebrated us leaving a “restrictive” #EU #Bloc in favour of going it alone, now celebrates us joining a fresh restrictive bloc where there’s, *checks notes*, “strength in numbers”.
Give. Me. Strength.
Gun manufacturers produce a child sized JR-15. I’m assuming their goal is not just for adults to arm themselves, but for children to arm themselves too. What could possibly be wrong
Greetings #Fediverse members!
I've been joining a number of conversations about the recent growth on the Fediverse, and I keep hearing the term "users".
I'd like to remind everyone here that the community is made up of people, humans, members.
"Users" dehumanises, alienates, and allows for a particular brand of technospeak that smacks of addicted eyeballs and lost privacy.
I am a member of the community, not a user of software. Please try to reduce, ahem, using the word.
@Greenseer I don't know if you saw a placard last week - the best one I've seen for a while! It was being carried by a lady who was the dictionary defintion of middle class Paris. It said
"Si on voulait être baiser, on aurait élu Brad Pitt" 😂😂
RT @AmeriCastPod
"Trump has left no doubt that he is a violent authoritarian who intends to reject any election that does not restore him to power ... This should be said every day, in every medium," @RadioFreeTom writes in The Atlantic Daily. https://www.theatlantic.com/newsletters/archive/2023/03/trump-sings-a-song-of-sedition/673535/?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=share
Spring seems to be particularly late this year here in Luxembourg, however the first few tulips and daffodils are now in bloom.
We are still feeding the local bird population with prolific quantities of sunflower seeds and fat balls. For most of the winter, the only birds at the bird feeders were sparrows with an occasional visit from a Robin and a nuthatch. During the past few weeks, the range of birds in the garden has expanded enormously. We now have chaffinches, green finches, yellowhammers, Blue tits, great tits to add to the permanent population of sparrows.
I have also spotted this year’s first butterfly, a brimstone and the first few bumble bees are starting to make an appearance.
By the way, I was shocked to hear that Bruce Dickinson, Roger Daltry (The Who, the blond one) and Noel Gallagher are rather nationalist knobheads.
When we were kids, me, my older brother, my mum & dad would get in the car for a daytrip or whatever, and singing at the top of our lungs songs from Oasis, etc
Such a fucking shame!
Retired software engineer & woodworker.
Anglo-francophone.
Detest tories. Subscribe to green, leftish radical politics but not to any particular political party!.
Love the EU and all it stands for, moreover, I spent the last 10 years of my career working at an EU agency.
Enthusiastic photographer, especially wildlife and most especially butterflies.
Slightly knowledgeable gardener.
Atheist; loathe almost all religions and pity the people deluded enough to follow them. I make exceptions for Buddhism as it isn't really a religion in the strictest sense of the word as it doesn't postulate the existence of any god, and Jainism which is the epitome of peace.
For anyone who is interested, my header photo is of the most stupendous sunset I have ever seen. On the right is the waterfront of Vientiane, the capital of Laos, on the left is Thailand and in the middle, acting as the border between the two countries is the mighty Mekong river.