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Cake day: July 7th, 2023

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  • Brexit was a very close one, and a lot of people who voted leave understand now it was all a lie, wished they had voted differently, and should be more dubious of Farage.

    I have concerns young voters who are heavily influenced by social media and weren’t overly aware of the Brexit vote 8 years ago will be enticed to vote for Reform. They have seen what a shambles Tories were, and are exposed to the negatives of what Labour are up to, regardless of if they have done some good. They may wish to vote reform because it is perceived as change.



  • I remember the first time I found out about this, I mentioned it to a friend and they linked me to the profanity dictionary their company uses. While perusing through the list and having a laugh at some of the words that are filtered, like “cumtart”, “dickweasel”, “mastrabator”, and “wankerers” to name a few I realised that someone must have sat there thinking up some of these words to filter them. That must have been a fun afternoon.








  • As I get older I find other people’s religious beliefs fascinating and how they can affect that person’s personality, I may ask questions about it just so I can understand them a little bit better. But I can’t tolerate it being forced on me and I despised what was called RE (Religious Education) back in school. There are much more beneficial GCSEs for every day life that could probably be picked up.

    I’m all for children being open minded to why people follow a religion, but I also feel there should be something to teach those children that currently follow a religion to keep it to themselves and not try to force it down other people’s throats.