@MarshallJulius

@Scientits Not to mention the waste involved in transporting the recycling miles into the countryside.

@PaulTempleman6 Rather implies she hasn’t bothered before now…

@Otto_English Why does anyone care what this lunatic thinks? She’s not even an MP anymore.

@katebevan For a man who notoriously ordered the painting over of a cartoon mural to toss the term “fun police” at anyone else shows some bloody brass neck…

@Bang2write Toxic folks are the source of so much drama in real life; why not in fiction too?

@joncoopertweets "This pic of me eating chicken proves I don't eat steak."

@CallyOrange Oh, absolutely! They know nothing about culture, they care nothing for culture, and when they deign to notice any, they feel threatened by it. Their attitude boils down to "Anything I don’t like is filthy foreign muck and there’s too much of it.”

@snigskitchen No apology needed, the FB post was more complete in any case!

@snigskitchen Glad you liked :) Re: the inaccuracy, I had broadened it to British culture to encompass the more general attacks from the right, not Jenrick's specific remarks of the last day or so.

@NicholasTyrone When he starts up with this crap, I wish someone would ask him when he last went to the theatre, or what his favourite British film is. How he plans to fund the arts. He has no interest in or understanding of actual British culture, he's just using it to figleaf his bigotry.

@KamalaHarris @PalmerReport

@BonMotVivant @TheAVClub Random Roles; the Boardwalk Empire write-ups, which did an outstanding job of teasing out the unifying themes in each subplot every week; the review of London Has Fallen, which is the most brutal savaging I've ever read.

@npklip I WANT them to have an account so I can spam them with questions about where my bloody radiator valves have got to!

@wesleymallin I’ve never wanted to get fit more in my whole life. Probably too old to qualify now - bah!

@FringeGuru If that's his attitude, maybe the Scotsman's reviewer is in the wrong job?

@mmccourty @disappoptimism In Good Omens, it's made explicit that Crowley's hardly respected by his demonic peers, who are all too busy monitoring the wrong child. And of course Rincewind is the archetype for every modern reluctant hero.