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SONG OF THE DAY 12 Michel Berger - La groupie du pianiste A HAW HE HAW HAW. Michel Berger and his filthy piano riff here, bringing a lush dash of French sophisticated pop to the proceedings. Bonus points for the dancing lady with the haircut that looks like Victoria Wood in dinnerladies. inˈjoi 💙

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SONG OF THE DAY 12 Michel Berger - La groupie du pianiste A HAW HE HAW HAW. Michel Berger and his filthy piano riff here, bringing a lush dash of French sophisticated pop to the proceedings. Bonus points for the dancing lady with the haircut that looks like Victoria Wood in dinnerladies. inˈjoi 💙

submitted 9 hours ago • 2 comments

Now, loud enough for you on the back row with your fingers in your ears whining about toilets. Trans men are men and Trans women are women. If you think a high court ruling enables you to become even more hateful, jaded and horrible, then what a sad little life Jane. 🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍⚧️

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That awful lady who wrote those Harry Potter books is going to bursting with such putrid smugness today that she might bring back spontaneous human combustion.

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SONG OF THE DAY 11 Pete Wylie - Heart as Big as Liverpool The Scouse Springsteen with an anthemic love letter to his hometown. A big booming epic from a songwriter, who in my opinion is vastly overlooked for his absolutely gorgeous lyrical talent. Justice for the 97! Enjoy 💙

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As a big Twilight Zone/anthology series fan, I really enjoyed the recent series of Black Mirror. But I'd be really delighted if the next series manages to not involve an ep that involves a gadget you can put on your temple. It's more enthralling for me when it's a horrifying character study show.

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SONG OF THE DAY 10 Alison Moyet - All Signs Of Life (Live) Find me someone who dislikes Moyet and you've found me a fool. Always admired her ability to evolve and experiment and not fall into a nostalgia 'hits' act. Here's Alison in 2013 trying industrial/techno synth pop and smashing it. Enjoy 💙

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Congratulations to space wanker Katy Perry on going to space and nobody being at all impressed. Deliciously ironic as going to space and nobody giving a toss and somehow being more unlikeable for it is in itself genuinely impressive.

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Congratulations to space wanker Katy Perry on going to space and nobody being at all impressed. Deliciously ironic as going to space and nobody giving a toss and somehow being more unlikeable for it is in itself genuinely impressive.

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SONG OF THE DAY 9 Richard Thompson - 1952 Vincent Black Lightning Maybe the best song titled around a very fast 1950's motorcycle. Anyway, this outstandingly pretty folk ballad-cum-teen tragedy record about star-crossed lovers (and a bike) is a beauty, and some lovely travis picking too. Enjoy 💙

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One for the Red Dwarf saddos here. In 'Bodyswap' I noticed that the Toffee Crisp wrapper reads as 'Toffee Crispy' with a Y added on. It's never gone under that name. So, avoiding legal issues? I guess with RD's timeline set in the future it could have changed its name. It's been a slow Sunday.

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Tell me your obscure celebrity encounters! I was next to Paul Bown at a traffic stop once. Luckily I'm weird and I've seen every episode of 'Watching', so I just went 'You're Paul Bown from Watching ain't ya'. He reacted in a way that was both genial, but that maybe he was meeting his Jed Maxwell.

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