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Replying to @lrug
Thanks for hosting us @creditspringHQ and cheers @lrug for the platform :) it was fun, met lots of nice people!
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Replying to @SarahGiblin
I'm sorry for your loss, Sarah. It seems like you were close, which is heartwarming. I know the feeling. My father also died in a January, years ago. For a while it really added to the usual January blues, but it got better with time. I hope the memories can make you smile.
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Replying to @E_E_
@E_E_ @JonathanJHiggs My 2022 was _heavily_ soundtracked by your latest wonderful album, as was one very important relationship this year. Thanks for all the nice sounds <3
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Nope nope nope nope nope NOPE this corrupt dangerous prime minister and his friend Lynton Crosby and his stupid lobbying group.
This would literally be bribery for political power.
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Replying to @MartinSLewis
Don't let the snipes stop you. Your (and your team's) work has been enormously helpful to millions, and I'm sure I can safely say that people are very grateful.
Replying to @ComComPod @SeanMcLoughlin
It is alarming how similar your voices are on the podcast, it was difficult to tell who was who at times for me hahah. Nonetheless, one of my fave episodes. Very relatable
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@coyleneil I'll send you a proper letter about this, but this feels super undemocratic and very much like something that parliament should outlaw.
@guardian There doesn't appear to be anything about this on theguardian.com/
This may not be news to you but Conservatives Abroad is an organisation that can be joined by non-citizens of the UK to vote for the next Tory party leader - in other words, our next Prime Minister.
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How is this allowed? This is outrageous.
Replying to @MartinSLewis
Why? Because of the signal. I used to be on Three, and at peak times in Central London although the signal was showing full strength, it was useless. On EE now, much better.
Also: I reckon piggybacking networks are given less bandwidth than the network they're piggybacking.
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