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One for the Deadpool Detectives?

How long before someone makes a meme .................

Only in my theme team this time. He was in my main team in 2019, think that was his deadpool debut.

Probably from being plastered across the BBC page when you need to sign in for something. It's not always her, but she's on the rotation.

She's the one who always fronts the BBC Glastonbury coverage. She sits there smirking with a "Look how cool I am" air, constantly name-dropping about how she was chatting to [insert name of any notable music artiste here, she's on intimate terms with everybody] on the way to the bogs. When it's so hard to get a ticket for Glasto, it rankles a bit when you know she's getting paid and even brings her kids along, all on licencepayers money. (Kids probably grown up now, but still). Just the sight of her boils my piss.

I cannot abide the smirking name-dropping cow.

I genuinely can't see why it is OK to dress up as a person of a different gender, but not OK to dress up as a person of a different race. It's just acting, comic acting in this example.

£1 is way too much though ..... should be something like 6d.

Who?

Shit, don't do that to us! This thread is for deaths! Post it in the Happy Birthday thread.

From a local Facebook page .... an unpleasant chav couple have been ranting that someone knocked down their kids' snowman. It got really nasty, with threats issued, and a ridiculous number of people chiming in saying how dreadful it was, how mean, such evil people about. And the kids being offered sweets and toys to ease their grief. Then a neighbour posted footage from his CCTV showing the snowman collapsing by itself.

I have a few days supply of pork & haggis sausages in. Special trip to the butcher for these, they only make them once a year

Gertrude Annie Kingston, who has lived through two World Wars and the 1918 Spanish flu pandemic, has received the first dose of the coronavirus vaccination at the age of 111 years and 357 days. Mrs Kingston is the second oldest living person in the UK after Sarah Lilian Priest, who turned 112 in November last year. Mrs Priest, who lives at York House care home in Swanage, Dorset, had the vaccine on Tuesday. https://www.newburytoday.co.uk/news/news/33439/111-year-old-woolton-hill-resident-gertie-receives-coronavirus-vaccine.html

I remember having a compilation album with this on

We have snow. It's melting quite fast but still enough to keep the kids out screaming on their sledges when I went for walkies with the dog about an hour ago.

I think I know the answer to this already. ETA: Yep.

Please stop the post-whoring.

I must be the only one who has no knowledge of this person at all.

Including his Mum

Well, it's more interesting than baseball.

Yes, certain interests would like to forget about OxfordAZ because it's being distributed at cost, meaning nobody can make any money off it. The Oxford trials were complicated by several factors, which did have the bonus of providing data on some variations - one of which being that the delayed second dose may have better efficacy than the standard three-week gap. The Janssen (Johnson & Johnson), another adenoviral vaccine, is nearing the end of phase 3 trials and seems promising too. And yes, prospects are also improving with some existing drugs being found effective in treating patients with the virus.

No, that's wrong. The Oxford AstraZeneca vaccine is an adenoviral vector vaccine.

You do know that there's more than one vaccine, and that they don't work in the same way? Anyway it's too soon to tell if the vaccines are having an effect. The vaccination programme is in the early stages.

I don't know, you'll have to ask Widow's Peak.