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Hecate last won the day on December 2 2023

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  1. What counts as 'best'? I'll go for absolutely stress-free, no concerns, world is my oyster, my god I'm fantastic, life doesn't get any better than this. In which case that's the late 80s. That's not to say that life since hadn't been various shades of blissful (and miserable), but from that point on there's always been a cloud or two to spoil the view.
  2. Men's clubs: fine in principle, for the most part, if you skip over (which you shouldn't) the appalling behaviour of some of the men that frequent the clubs towards the women that work there. So not men-only really; just inclusive not of the women due respect as colleagues and members, but of women some men feel they can openly objectify, harass and demean. The behaviour that festers and is encouraged in some private men's clubs makes a mockery of attempts to eliminate such regressive and abusive sexism in the workplace. The other issue, of course, is that actively excluding female colleagues from such clubs helps maintain the male-dominated business, networking and boardroom old boys' network culture started in public schools and university societies. Lots of foot-stomping about this women-only club.
  3. If you believe the insanity of deranged obsessives on Twitter.
  4. Thing is, someone could have read Time To Think (highly recommended), read the interim Cass Report, read the coverage of the WPATH files, pondered about the massive increase in the number of girls referred to the GIDS in recent years, come to the conclusion that this artist did and feel content to express that perfectly reasonable, informed view to others completely unaware that doing so might result in a police report about their expressed beliefs. And in Scotland, from April 1st of all dates, the police have vowed to investigate all such reports it receives. Because no activist at all would want to weaponise this, particulalry against strong, fearless women who're a massive thorn in many a side:
  5. Artist ‘restricted from her own show over gender views’: Victoria Culf claims she was accused of harassment and reported to police after telling a Watford council worker she didn’t think children should transition How about wasting police time? Then: I'm offended by your opinion, so I'm going to tell you so and have a bit of a sad moan about it on Twitter. Now: I'm offended by your opinion, so I'm going to report you to the police and have a bit of a gleeful gloat about it on Twitter.
  6. Journos hoovering up insane Twitter content and writing the Kate articles: CLICK ME CLICK ME OH PLEASE FOR THE LOVE OF GOD CLICK ME I'VE GOT ENGAGEMENT TARGETS TO MEET!!!!!!
  7. Yes! Exactly. Left hand to prod food onto fork; right hand to deposit food in mouth. I have a distinct memory of a dinner lady trying to get me to eat 'the right way' at infant school, but nevertheless I persisted.
  8. You're sat there eating your dinner. Chips and a nice vege pie with peas and gravy (other pies are available). Which hand do you use to shovel the forkfuls of food into your mouth? And are you right-handed or left-handed? I'm right-handed, and my fork is in my right hand, and the knife is in my left hand. I'm told that this is not the way of the world and I should change immediately or be shunned by all normal people. What about you?
  9. You'd think that the Guardian was getting bungs from Tory HQ the number of anti-Starmer pieces they run. Owen Jones and chums won't be happy until they have Jeremy and his comrades back and Labour are reduced to shouting impotently from the sidelines again.
  10. This made me chuckle: Pranksters dupe Tucker Carlson into believing they edited Princess of Wales photo
  11. People in the Black Country and Birmingham tend to say mom instead of mum. Sounds odd when you first hear it.
  12. The human mouth and saliva has a wider range and greater number of bacteria than animal mouths. They're heavy on anaerobic bacteria, apparently, so when the bugs get deep into the flesh they can thrive and cause deep abscess formation. If the biter's mouth has bleeding from dental issues or injury, blood-bourne viral pathogens like Hep B can be transmitted.
  13. Second only to human bites, according to the surgeon. Nasty deep puncture wounds getting the bugs right down in there. The bloke didn't help matters by mopping up the blood, dousing it in TCP and sticking plasters on it instead of getting it checked out straight away. Back from work a day later and it was 'does my thumb look a bit red to you?' Yes. Yes it, does. And so does your hand and your wrist. The pharmacist sent him to A&E, so he went off expecting a prescription for antibiotics and a jab or two, and then was admitted right away (was gone midnight by this point) and didn't leave for four days. Men: listen to your better halves.
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