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My mom just sent me this video without any context??

accidentally ran into the literal coolest person on this earth

It’s going to be an interesting few weeks following this result and it will empower reform voters

Meanwhile, polling shows Farage has actually lost a LOT of his voter base and support from the bribe thing. Again - even Kemi Badenoch is able to go "Hardly the man of the working class like he claims". So... Yeah. As OP says - interesting next few weeks coming

Pretty embarrassing as well that Farage’s excuse for not attending announcement of the results was that the police had told him there was a credible threat to his safety (as opposed to the real reason, which is that it’s pretty difficult to do a rousing victory speech when what you did was get more votes than a man with a bin on his head) and then a couple of hours later the local police come out with ‘yeah we definitely didn’t do that’.

listen, they made a really handsome son, is all I'm saying...even if he's screwed when it comes to eyebag genetics...

PG: Psycho Goreman (2021) dir. Steven Kostanski

Good morning. here is my current favorite reddit thread

So now instead of laughing at NASA for their outdated graphics I'm emotional about Mr. Eclipse and his hard work

Art direction by Chandra Illick.

thanks @theemmjay for submitting this poll idea!! Seriously it's such a cool concept I love it so much

Alfred died in 899, and his bones were repeatedly moved. He was buried in Winchester Cathedral until 1110, when his remains were moved to Winchester's Hyde Abbey, where they were interred before the high altar between the bodies of his wife and son. The abbey was demolished after the dissolution of the monasteries in 1539, and the place was left in ruins. In 1866, during construction of a workhouse on the site, the English antiquarian John Mellor excavated the area, found what he thought were Alfred's bones and had them reburied at nearby St. Bartholemew’s Church. But in 2013, when archaeologists exhumed and carbon-dated the bones from St. Bartholomew’s churchyard, they proved to date from over 200 years after Alfred’s death - sparking Graham's interest and search. He said: "Whoever’s bones they were, they weren’t Alfred’s. So, I decided to discover what happened to them. "The quest has taken me 13 years.”