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I will say I have been very impressed with Labour since Burnham took over

2019 felt like the calm before the storm, even though a bunch of wild stuff had happened by then.

Wish it was longer. Probably my favourite GTA game. I grew up around a lot of bikers and it captures the vibe really well.

Winn Parish would be my bet

When pigs can fly?

Depends on which previous generation, but compared to baby boomers, yeah they have it much harder.

I'm loving the headphone fine personally, would love to see that implemented in other public venues

It is! I'd be curious to know the exact year it was made, whether it was postwar or not.

Oh, that would have been awesome! Like how in New Vegas, the Battle of Hoover Dam can be impacted and made easier, depending on which factions you helped during the game.

This is a mod signalling stick, used in the 1960s to alert other mods of their presence, should their Vesper be out of action.

What colour would you recommend?

I'm probably going to catch some flak for this, but I like a lot of what Burnham is doing and I don't think we should be fighting him unnecessarily for the sake of tribalism. If it means going into coalition to get PR done then fine, I would be willing to do it on a confidence and supply basis.

Whoever went for the D1 Coquette is a real one

Oh nooo 🤌

Paddy Ashdown would have been so proud of this man

I thought he was a footballer for some reason when I was a kid

This is one of my favourite Tintin books. I had the box set on DVD of the original 90s cartoon and I remember watching the episode before getting the book, and I remember not being very impressed with the episode but that all changed when I got the book for some reason. Yeah, this one is a banger, this and Calculus Affair are probably my favourites.

That looks so awesome! I wish I was that talented when it came to painting, I would love to give some of my stormtroopers awesome camo patterns like that

Yeah fuck these letterboxes honestly. Someone else said whoever designed them clearly didn't have to use them and I fully agree.

Pour.

Meet Hans Kraus. He's a former Stasi agent who fled East Germany after the Berlin Wall fell. With no country to return home to, he used his espionage skills to become a professional hitman, working for various criminal organisations throughout his career. By 2013, and reaching his early fifties, he decided to retire from being an assassin and start a criminal organisation of his own, moving to Los Santos and becoming an arms trafficker.

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Major Toht from the Indiana Jones 6 inch line. Swapped the hands with another figure (can't remember which one sorry)

Spot on! It was from the Captain America and Peggy two pack

Unrelated fact but Triumph was originally founded by a German dude! In that vein, the BSA Bantam, an iconic British bike used as a workhorse by couriers in the 50s and 60s, was a copy of a German bike used in WW2.

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