Awful. Diabolical.
No invention. No strikes. Worst game they've played.
Bentancur the best on field.
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Today, David Walliams lost his bid for a permanent anonymity order at the High Court in London.
However, a temporary anonymity order remains applicable to those in England & Wales pending appeal.
He wished to prevent being named in a media sexual misconduct investigation.
ALT David Walliams with no beard in a suit without a tie
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I must know 79 people here on this platform who can sign and share this today and get us to the first milestone of 10,000 signatures!! "Women should not have to see the words woman, girl, mother, and pregnant woman disappear or become secondary." #XX
petition.parliament.uk/petit…
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Listen to Gerrard, if they had "Harry Kane noe and a world class Goalkeeper, they will challnge in my opinion". The two positions we need in January, plus a fit number 10.
Steven Gerrard on Tottenham's performance: 🗣️: #THFC via @WeAreTheOverlap
I watched that game closely, and Tottenham Hotspur were outstanding.
They played them off the pitch, they dominated the midfield area, they looked like they were going to score more goals than they did, and I think if they had a real clinical striker, this Tottenham team would go to the next level very fast.
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Albanese’s Labor government is standing by a taxpayer-funded site that comforts people who fantasise about children: “Don’t beat yourself up,” “it doesn’t feel realistic to stop,” treat it “like a wave,” show “compassion and self-acceptance.”
$9.6 million of your money. Ongoing funding. Defended as child-protection.
This isn’t prevention. It’s normalisation. Protect kids, not pedophiles’ feelings. This government is SICK! 😡👇🏽
I love this guy.
A day in the life of a Spurs fan
Arsenal knocked out of the cup by League 2 Fleetwood Town 😂
WISH YOU WERE HERE!
#spurs #tottenham #football #premierleague #arsenal
No! How can they?
VICTORIA SANCTIONS KILLING OF 4300 WOMBATS
The State’s Conservation Regulator authorised the lethal control of up to 4321 common wombats under 407 permits in 2025 — a 60 per cent increase on the 2692 approved for destruction in 2024.
The number has soared 158 per cent since 2021, when 1675 wombats were authorised for lethal control.
"In March 2025, the Victorian Parliament passed a motion from Animal Justice Party MP Georgie Purcell calling for a review of whether wombats should remain eligible for lethal-control permits, with Labor voting in favour.
“I find these figures pretty galling,” Ms Purcell said.
“To know that they supported my calls for action . . . only to give the stamp of approval to even more permits than ever before, just goes to show that the apparent care for wildlife is only a front.
“They rely on the very many things that happen to native animals across our State remaining secret.”
#Wildlife #Wombats #Animals #AnimalRescue #SpringSt #VicPol #AusPol #AusPol2026 #Wombat
thenightly.com.au/australia/…
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🤡 The absurdity of @AusHumanRights was on full display this week when Sex Discrimination Commissioner Anna Cody told Senate Estimates that men who identify as women and want to “chestfeed” infants have the same protections under the Sex Discrimination Act as breastfeeding mothers.
🚨 I explain why the reality for the baby is far more sinister.
Thank you @SenatorBlyth for holding the Commission to account.
#Auspol
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A working husband comes home to a hot meal waiting for him.
A working wife comes home and still has to figure out what's for dinner.
People get uncomfortable when this gets pointed out, but discomfort doesn't make it any less real.
Two people worked all day.
Two people are tired.
Two people have bills to pay, deadlines to meet, bosses to answer to, and stress to carry.
Yet somehow, when the workday ends, one person gets to rest while the other starts a second shift.
Cooking.
Cleaning.
Laundry.
Planning meals.
Remembering appointments.
Keeping track of groceries.
Making sure everyone else is taken care of.
And somehow we're supposed to act like this imbalance is normal.
It's rarely called what it is.
Instead, it gets wrapped in excuses:
"He's just not good at cooking."
"That's not really his thing."
"He doesn't know how."
Interesting.
Because people somehow manage to learn everything they genuinely want to learn.
They learn new sports.
New games.
New technologies.
New hobbies.
New skills for work.
They can spend hours watching tutorials when something matters to them.
But a stove remains an unsolvable mystery?
This isn't about whether women are capable.
Women have proven for generations that they're capable of carrying entire households while working full-time jobs.
The question is why they're still expected to.
A partnership isn't one person managing life while the other occasionally helps.
A partnership is shared responsibility.
Shared effort.
Shared exhaustion.
Shared care.
Because when both people work full days, the house belongs to both people.
The dishes belong to both people.
The dinner belongs to both people.
The mental load belongs to both people.
No one should have to earn the right to rest more than the person they share a home with.
So if one person is constantly overwhelmed while the other calls basic household responsibilities "helping," there's a conversation that needs to happen.
Exhaustion isn't a personality trait.
It isn't something women are naturally built for.
It's usually just the result of one person carrying more weight than the other.
And that's not a relationship problem.
That's a math problem.
Two adults.
One home.
One life.
The workload should add up accordingly.
Read that again.
Sick. That is not a good sick either.
So @HockeyAustralia lets a trans player win a best & fairest womens’ award in Victoria. What’s fair about having a former male hockey champion playing against women? Members of this woke organisation should walk away. It’s time for all women players to take a stand
