Indeed, it's the rise in minority groups voting for him (compared to the last election) that clinched it, on top of the usual silent majority. There is so much that goes against conventional narratives and so many lies that have been spread, it's unreal. There was some passive-aggressive thing on Fa...

Discuss: Did internet memes change the course of history, or would Trump have won regardless?

Creamy, creeeamy mushroom, bacon and chicken risotto with parmesan and parsley.

Ain't gonna make a fat boy slim but my fuck was it worth the extra time risotto takes.

Gandalf the Red wrote:I'll just leave this here.

http://www.esquire.com/news-politics/vi ... a-take-it/

I was more referring to this:

http://www.blabbermouth.net/news/twiste ... a-take-it/

Didn't Dee Snider protest Trump's use of We're Not Gonna Take It?

keera_envenomed wrote:The post apocalyptic currency of Britain will obviously be tea. If you can wrangle a packet of digestives then you will truly be the new financial elite.

The more benevolent will use lemon halves.

So glad I had the foresight to book the day off. Proper lie-in has done my mind a hell of a lot of good.

Pretty much the only one going to Paul Gilbert tonight barring an old school mate who lives in Bristol. Bet it's gonna be a total dad/sausage party. Blue jeans, oversized t-shirt and bad posture.

Yeah, can get into too much of a drink - kebab - hangover takeaway cycle which basically undoes all my effort in the gym. Still got Damnation to power through next weekend.

Hangover's so bad I had to put myself to bed again. Haven't had a "can't even life" one in a while.

Hanging to fuck but forty fucking quid in the pub toilet, don't mind if I fucking do.

Now I am burdened with how to spend the remaining £20 I have. Could go out for lunch if I can motivate myself.

Not looking forward to tonight's viewing. My general worries about whether someone's gonna be a weirdo seem to be proven right with some we've had so far, but we'll see.

Worst thing is I live on a street with young families of kids mostly under 10 so all the families have to play ball for the sake of the kids' fun and all the kids naturally end up taking part in the trick or treating in order to fit in as well. I hope they do it on the Saturday when I'm at the gig a...

Halloween was never a thing in my family. Think we saw the whole spoopy dress-up rituals etc as a bit too American. Never was my idea of fun, hate doing any kinda fancy dress come to think of it. I mean, I admire it when others do it well but I hate being involved in the contrived fun of it and on t...

Debating whether to go see Lynched at St George's Hall tomorrow. Saw them around this time last year, wondering whether to bother again at nearly £20.