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Gemmill

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  1. Is that the one that looked like Clarence Boddicker on his leaflet, and had (corbyn) written next to Labour?
  2. "I've been clear..." Toryspeak.
  3. They've been feathering the bed for a "bad for Labour" story all week. It all starts tomorrow afternoon when/if Houchen sneaks through after only giving up a 19 point swing to Labour which, if repeated in the region in a GE, would see the Tories wiped out.
  4. That sweet, sweet Rwanda bounce.
  5. Wild listening to people in the media saying that the Tories have successfully managed to put the media focus onto the Tees Valley and West Midlands mayoral races, which they have a chance of winning. I mean, you know you're talking about yourself and how easy you've been to manipulate, don't you? It's like they've been hypnotised.
  6. https://theathletic.com/5461119/2024/05/02/pep-guardiola-time-to-quit?source=user-shared-article Makes some good points. He should leave this summer, take the England job, win the WC in 2026. But most importantly, he should get the fuck out of the PL and give someone else a go at winning things.
  7. No such thing as an ex topless model really. You're only ever off duty.
  8. Multiple rear of the year winner, I believe. And ex topless model too. Great lass.
  9. Aye, they'll be paying peanuts and if you're demanding people go into the office in London, you've just handed them a chunky effective paycut and at least an hour either end of their working day. Maybe similar in Manchester. I know not everyone gets to work from home but once you do, and when you're in a job that absolutely doesn't require you to be in an office, having some daft cunt come along and tell you you're now in the office 5 days a week is a big problem. Morale will be stinking.
  10. Every time I've seen this bloke speak, he's dripping with arrogance. If he's delivered this news to the staff with that arrogance on display, a lot of people will just leave. Anyway, fuck them. I think this bloke is gonna be a fucking disaster for them though. He seems to be taking the Ashley approach of thinking you can just transfer hard nosed business practices into football, and have it work.
  11. Of course aye, it's all yours if he's interested. 👍
  12. Man United have their very own Mike Ashley. Short thread if you click through.
  13. The FMV stuff was very conveniently not backwards applicable. Only for new arrangements.
  14. Aye I don't understand the reticence to pad the Supreme Court. I also don't understand how Clarence Thomas is still there given he's been exposed as completely bent (and wasn't he a sex offender on arrival anyway?). Maybe they'll do it if Biden wins a second term. He's got nowt to lose.
  15. That hearing or whatever they call it on immunity was insane. None of this has been required in the history of the country, and they get one bad actor who fills the Supreme Court with corrupted justices, and that's all it took to fuck the whole thing up.
  16. Driscoll took up the entire car park at Wylam a few weeks back doing some promotional event. I had to park on the street to walk the dog. I'm afraid that was NOT a vote winner for him.
  17. It's a Digital Audio Workstation, which is a recording studio in your laptop cos nobody uses tape anymore. In this case it's a maximum of 8 tracks. So it's basically the 21st century equivalent of when kids used to have Tascam 4 and 8 tracks to record their bands onto cassettrs in the 80s/90s, and possibly earlier, I wouldn't know Ableton has sort of a unique setup called Session View which lends itself to DJ stuff too, which is why I thought Gloom might be interested, but you can also record normal instruments (guitars) into it, and there's loads of places online where you can get drum loops and stuff and build out songs. You need a half decent laptop (8gb ram) for it not to just kill your computer, and if you're wanting to plug a guitar in you need an audio interface (think external sound card that is much better than the one that comes with your laptop), which you can get for less than a hundred quid. Once you've got an audio interface you can plug keys and all sorts through that and record on to your computer. It comes with a sampler too so you can (for example) chop up drum tracks into individual hits and then create your own drum track by stitching the sample clips back together. Like the old school hip hop lot would do. Or you can just drop multiple MP3s into different tracks and make your own Wham megamixes. Anyway, it's free to a good home cos I've ended up getting two activation codes for it but I've already got Ableton anyway. First time I used one was this software called Reaper and I couldn't fucking believe that you could do this stuff in your own computer.
  18. Sent. One down, one to go. Anyone else? Anyone have any kids interested in this kind of stuff?
  19. Will sort it this afternoon. 👍
  20. Some tory lists off a bunch of stuff they haven't done and ends with... "Does my right honourable friend agree with me that if he carries on like this he's gonna win the next general election?" Even the Tories are laughing.
  21. Here we go. Gullis. A perfect example of what we were talking about earlier. Got into politics for the trolling opportunities. Just stands up and rabbits like an auctioneer. Sunak should be embarrassed to have to employ that clown to ask set piece questions for him.
  22. Mordaunt looks like she's lost another half stone in the last week. She's desperate for a big loss this Friday. She also loves looking bored as fuck at Sunak's PMQs answers.
  23. You've got teams at the top who don't want the teams below catching up with them, and teams towards the bottom who don't want the teams above getting away from them. It should be self evident that you can't allow the league to self govern.
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