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Scumbag Water Companies paying their shareholders incredible sums, levying debt against themselves, then whingeing about not being able to further take the p*** out of people because caps are applied to increases - Thames Water (yep, one of many that offsets it's debt interest against it's tax liability and one of many owned by a holding company that exploits every single method of dodging tax) being the latest.

This pantomime of privilege and preciousness that closes with an encore of excrement throwing to involve the audience needs to end asap - but that can't happen unless the industry is nationalised.

So yeah, Water Companies.
 
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Socks, but especially white socks, and sandals. Just say no.
I'm more concerned about the sock that goes missing for a sustained period, only to return to a location you'd swear you'd never assign it.

Personally, upon discovery of a long-lost sock, I will always look to bin it and certainly wouldn't put it on because it might now be possessed and seeking a host - I'm not daft enough to fall for such a basic ruse.

1-0 to me socky boy. 👊
 

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I have to call out the Observer again for further linguistic sloppiness that echoes a general trend. In yesterday's Sport section there was a sizeable headline that mentioned a "climatic" crash in a Paralympic cycling event.

It's bloody CLIMACTIC as in climax, not climatic as in climate. Is this kind of stuff really so difficult?
 
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I have to call out the Observer again for further linguistic sloppiness that echoes a general trend. In yesterday's Sport section there was a sizeable headline that mentioned a "climatic" crash in a Paralympic cycling event.

It's bloody CLIMACTIC as in climax, not climatic as in climate. Is this kind of stuff really so difficult?

Bonfire of the subs issue.

Although saying that, the Graun/Observer have always been fine exponents of the art of the typo, even when newspapers could afford to staff themselves properly.