A couple of things:

Thank you! I kept thinking Radcliffe was vaguely familiar.

As someone who is allergic to citrus, I am on the lookout for acids other than vinegar. I use unsweetened cranberry juice in jam. Anybody have any other ideas?

Russell T Davies wrote a series called Bob and Rose about a gay man and a straight woman who fall in love. He based them on an actual couple that he knows.

I’ve been retweeting, yeah.

Sleeping Giants Canada has also been whittling away at the advertisers on The Rebel, Canada’s Breitbart wannabe. Only one of the guys who runs it is Jewish, so he is trying to play victim and calling it an Anti-Semitic attack.

My school in Canada has uniforms. I hate them. They are expensive. Something like $18 for a short sleeved golf shirt and $24 for a long sleeved. And since we’re in Canada you are going to want the sweatshirt which is over $30. They have to start wearing them in Grade 1. And it’s a low income neighbourhood so…

THere was also stuff about Wonder Woman losing her power if a man chained her bracelets together. And stuff about Amazons tying each other up.

I’ll think you’ll find that America and Britain are not united on the idea of capital punishment, much less extrajudicial capital punishment.

I had forgotten all about the Polaroid one until reading this.

He’s always been terrible. On his old show he once compared children with intellectual disabilities to dogs. When one of his guests objected, and mentioned that her nephew had an intellectual disability, he doubled down.

He’s used the term retard for years. Back on his old show he used it when he compared children with intellectual disabilities to dogs.

And there was the time on his old show he compared children with intellectual disabilities to dogs.

He’s also ableist. On his old show he once compared children with intellectual disabilities to dogs, and then doubled down when one of his guests revealed her nephew is intellectually disabled. Only he didn’t use intellectually disabled of course.

At the Cenotaph

Yeah, but there were people pushing for Armistice as early as 1915. Most people don’t realize that In Flanders Fields was actually written as anti-Armistice propaganda:

. “Sorry—I live in a black neighborhood. I came here and didn’t see color.”

Oh, I know that. But if you actually googled it you would know Pope Francis doesn’t actually require women to dress in all black with a veil to have an audience with him, either. Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall recently wore a gold dress and no veil to an audience at the Vatican.