Dr Jo Edge 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

hagenilda.bsky.social

14 August 2026 17:54

In all honesty, likely a lot of sneaky pissing

Dylan Difford

dylandifford.bsky.social

08 May 2026 18:10

With the proviso that many seats are still left to declare, I'm going to begin bringing the charts out, to put these results into some broader perspective. In terms of seats defended, absolutely dire results for Labour and Tories. Not as bad as last year, but high on the board for worst-ever.

Tom Roberts

tpgroberts.bsky.social

02 May 2026 21:41

In the beginning, the gaps between British food discourse were lasting 24 days, then 12, then 6, then every 2 days. The last post, on whether catfish and chips was antisemitic, was a day. In 4 days, we could be seeing a new topic every 8 hours. We should witness a double discourse within 7 days.

Robby_red

robbyred.bsky.social

16 April 2026 21:51

Mid 19th century Britain was very religious, part of the cause of the Indian mutiny was British missionaries and the army officers being muscular Christians.

Marios Richards

mariosrichards.bsky.social

13 April 2026 20:22

The usual pattern of "something weird and idiosyncratic in a colony" actually reflecting where the motherland was a century ago. I think most obvious disjunction on this in the UK is the perspective *among parliamentarians/people close to them* that conscience votes on religion are an entitlement.