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    Keir Starmer

    Andy Burnham for sure. Sadiq's not in the North ;)
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    Keir Starmer

    They voted Leave but not by much... http://www.salfordnow.co.uk/2019/12/13/analysis-how-salford-voted-in-the-brexit-referendum/
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    Keir Starmer

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    Keir Starmer

    which is actually true
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    Keir Starmer

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    Keir Starmer

    I just came back to post that myself 😁 Keith should try a new job as a self-satirist.
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    Keir Starmer

    It's just bitter revenge triumphalism really, after Labour centrist wankers spent four years fucking up Corbyn's chances. Aside from that I doubt many on the left feel anything much beyond disillusion and anger.
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    Keir Starmer

    I voted Labour as well, but I can't say I was proud about it, Jeremy 😐
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    Playing an instrument

    That was actually cheap for a great bass :) And bigger recorders can get much more expensive than that... https://earlymusicshop.com/collections/contra-sub-contra-bass-recorders/products/kung-superio-contra-bass-recorder-in-stained-maple
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    Jonathan Livingston Seagull

    Yes, and I still have that book (y)
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    Playing an instrument

    I spent close on £900 for a secondhand great bass recorder 😶
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    Keir Starmer

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    Keir Starmer

    Yes. And it wasn't far behind the "quiet landslide" of 2001. But the fact that any party could have a parliamentary majority with just over a third of the popular vote — never mind a massive 66-seat majority — shows how completely stupid our electoral system is.
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    Keir Starmer

    Without drawing any conclusions at all, the percentages of the vote (and distance from Tories) over the past 40+ years are interesting: Blair (1997) 43.2% (+12.5) Blair (2001) 40.7% (+9.0) Corbyn (2017) 40.0% (-2.4) Callaghan (1979) 36.9% (-7.0) Blair (2005) 35.2% (+2.8) Kinnock (1992) 34.4%...
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    barty's guide to the post-punks

    It only became a sound when another tranche of tedious guitar bands got marketed as "post punk revival", completely missing the point. It's hard to think of any recent bands who might count as properly post punk. Massicot maybe. Or – I suppose – Sleaford Mods :)
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    Cover versions that you prefer to the original

    It's better than the original of that and everything else (y)
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    Cover versions that you prefer to the original

    surprised I've not posted this in this thread yet...
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    barty's guide to the post-punks

    Post punk is not a sound, it's the development of an attitude: Punk = anyone can do that Post punk = so we can do whatever the fuck we like Dire Straits are not post punk, they're just a rock band.
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    Chess

    If he was using an engine you'd have been completely thrashed.
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    Terre Thaemlitz -- DJ Sprinkles

    That was meant to say "just ordered". But I guess it works just as well as an imperative. :giggle:
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