shakahislop
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its weird how leo goes on about his partner like this, the last time i saw him he was outside webster hall snogging lydia lunch
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Plot twist: he is, in fact, married to Lydia Lunch. The whole 'English wife' thing is just a smokescreen.its weird how leo goes on about his partner like this, the last time i saw him he was outside webster hall snogging lydia lunch
I would point out that using 'cringe' as an adjective, as opposed to a verb or a noun, is already quite cringe. But no doubt this is a sufficiently common observation as to be quite cringe in itself.Future Cringe (Published 2023)
One day we’ll look back on this moment and wonder: What were we thinking?www.nytimes.com
You woke me up. As a Finn it's easy to adapt in awkwardness / no eye contact in full UK tube train.mayb @gremino will start contributing to this thread when a bottle of said stuff down.
I think I managed to fool you with my London rudeboy wannabeism.Is he a Finn? I had no idea.
Somebody's authenticity is inevitably embarrassing for some others.there's an overlap between embarrassing and the authentic...
like this is when people are at their realest, when they reveal themselves (even when the embarrassingness involves a pose or pretending to be something you're not, because that is an authentic desire or wish manifesting itself through the affectation or pretence
It's very convincing!I think I managed to fool you with my London rudeboy wannabeism.
A video sent out by Labour to its activists and organisers outlines its general election branding. “The flag dominates, and of course Labour red,” states the video, which also recommends the use of a “poppins” font and says that MPs and organisers should use the template to ensure “brand consistency”.
Other Labour guidance to members on branding states that a “primary palette” of colours including “Labour red”, “flag blue” as well as white and black should predominate colour when producing “content or positive messaging”.
A “secondary palette” has been composed to match messaging relating to Labour’s “missions”. They are “growth pink”, “green energy green”, “NHS blue”, “policing yellow” and “opportunity purple”.
The other day version was calling this person cringe for using the phrase ‘I wrote an article about….’ And then saying the things the article was about. Specifically the phrase ‘ I wrote.’ It made me wan to rip my hair outi do understand but its not a vantage point i would chose to occupy. its not essential. its uncomfortable and makes the world impossible. so i wouldnt personally choose to sit there.