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Wrong Term Memory

@wrongtermmemory

A podcast from Glasgow / Jack

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Long time subscriber Mark is fundraising for Rangers Charity Foundation. Check out his JustGiving page and please donate if you can. #JustGiving justgiving.com/page/mark-brow…

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In a rabbit hole of watching dogs save babies. They’re such amazing cunts, dogs. How do they know that a TV is about to fall off the wall, an earthquake is coming or the plug will electrocute the wee one?

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Finally hit 100 reviews of my book, 4.9 outta 5 stars on Amazon, thanks folks! Keep the reviews coming If you want to pick up a copy it’ll make a great Xmas gift! Or, given it’s a quality hardback it’ll prop up any wonky tables, a sale is a sale 🤣 amzn.eu/d/3zqjKdE

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All this bowing down to sheikhs, giving them metaphoric gobbles, is fucking grim. Get it in the bin #EubankBenn2 #DAZN

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Just watched an advert for Inkcept. A company that make dabby on tattoos for adults. Mind them? I put one on a 2-year-old last week. Imagine being over the age of seven and getting a dab on 😂

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Brassic has did the same thing that loads of comedies do. They start over relying on emotion. The Young Offenders did it as well. They lean into needing to take the anti-hero’s side by making all their moral choices so pure. It’s writer’s cannon. Still good though.

Brassic has did the same thing that loads of comedies do. They start over relying on emotion. The Young Offenders did it as well. They lean into needing to take the anti-hero’s side by making all their moral choices so pure. It’s writer’s cannon.

Still good though.