I'll see you down there 🍻

Inheritance/death tax is particularly sinister not only because it's stealing from family legacies and the life's work of an individual but because for some magical reason they can tax you on money that the deceased has ALREADY paid tax on throughout their whole life. If they hadn't already paid their taxes, it wouldn't be their money. Case in point, it's literally an inexcusable act of theft so as to prevent great households from forming, or surviving.

"As if we're here for their entertainment"

POV: You're driving around London in the early 90s listening to pirate radio.

And this is only my second lounge-library

England revels herself to those who love her.

🎥 From my home, 2016

I can say with confidence that despite having been to many places in the world, nowhere else made me feel as alive, human, or grateful as that of the remote mountain terrains of #Scotland.

#Knoydart (peninsula in the #Lochaber district of the #Scottish Highlands).

I like to keep the Mrs in shape.

It feels today as if the majority of people are so used to, and dependant upon the intellectual comfort of lies that any form of truth, however small, has become a terrifyingly offensive and overbearing concept in which they'll quickly reject.

If you say so love, do carry on.

Banger after banger. This man can do no wrong.

That's me sold

The reason that tilers, plumbers, carpenters and so on are, on average, more mentally capable that the new age of intellectuals is because modern academia, like many of the jobs that it produces, is not dependent upon the same pressure based, physical results, but on institutional philosophy.

2011 - A view of Little Woodford Cafe and part of George Ln, South #Woodford, #London, #E18 on the 3rd December 2011. Myself and my friends used this cafe and the many other facilities you see in this video. I keep torturing myself by looking into a much better world in which I'd almost forgotten.

You know that #Musk and #Trump is all theatre, or they'd be naming eachothers handlers. Every problem in society can be traced back to specific people who've facilitated it. It really is that simple.

Cyclists 🚲- I regularly cycle on the roads with my mountain bike. I move for all traffic, be it cars or the many vans, lorries, and arctics that actually pay road tax, require licences, and make the nation run. Be it environmental lies or selfishness, the ludicrous arguments against cars are liberal, narcissistic talking points, and nothing more. You think you're special or entitled simply because you're you. When, in fact, that's exactly the reason you're not. This doesn't apply to the good, moral cyclists who understand my point, but the trouble makers and grasses who pretend to be rebels whilst working for an institutional regime. Also, don't even get me started on rental bike users who have no sense of ownership or skill. You don't care for the bike or the roads because you've not invested your time or finances into owning a bike you'll respect, and therefore, you don't gain the skill or manners required for sharing the road with tax payers. People can now jump on electric bikes that travel too fast for people who don't understand the rules and skills required to do so. I couldn't care less if you do not agree. Your opinion means nothing compared to manners and reality.

Britain's historic pubs are especially unique because they're packed with just as much historical relevance as that of cultural significance.

Town of Ramsgate, 62 #Wapping High St, #London, #E1W @Britains___Pubs