had a camera put down my throat once again today, how has your day been going?
not sure i want to admit how long it took me to make this articles image in affinity photo lol
By The Wasted Onion: Hitler Debates 20 Leftists On Surrounded
LOS ANGELES, CA—Sparking immediate backlash across social media, Jubilee released a new episode of its popular Surrounded series Sunday featuring Adolf Hitler debating 20 leftists.
Full article: https://wastedonion.seanjw.com/posts/news/hitler-debates-20-leftists-on-surrounded/

had a camera put down my throat again yesterday, how has your day been going?
sad day for keir starmer fans everywhere...
while i’m right handed, i do wear my watch on my right wrist rather than my left, which is the most common way as people tend to wear watches on their non-dominant hand
good thing that the wasted onion does not use mere money to operate. but rather it is fuelled by the carcasses of dead puppies that are stolen from little children across the world, of which are then thrown into a massive incinerator that is hooked directly into the wasted onion newsroom to power the never-ending bullshit factory.
today is the first time I've scrapped a fully finished wasted onion article. I finished writing it earlier today, read it back later in the day and realised I hated it lol. so yeah, first time that's happened, hopefully won't happen often lol
you’re proverbs but are you proadverbs, proadjectives and pronouns?
the wasted onion reports the news before it happens

Radiohead’s most recent album, A Moon Shaped Pool, turns 10 years old today.
It’s a really sombre record, which says a lot for a band like Radiohead. It was made not long after frontman Thom Yorke’s divorce, with his ex-wife dying of cancer months after the albums release. Long-time producer Nigel Godrich’s father died on the day that he and the band recorded strings for the albums opening track, Burn the Witch.
The album sways between common Radiohead themes like alienation and depression, but also takes aim at topics like climate change and politics on certain tracks. Its also steeped in a lot of heartbreak, like on one of the singles, Daydreaming.
A good amount of the tracks also predate the album by a lot. Burn the Witch was worked on during sessions for Kid A in 2000, and appeared on artwork for 2003’s Hail To The Thief. Present Tense was first played in 2009. True Love Waits was been around since 1995, having been worked on and performed live in various arrangements.
Over the years I’ve found this record slowly grow on me. Its more subtle than some of their other records, but its masterfully crafted and feels like a fitting maturing for them as a band. It brings a lot of their oldest demos finally home and consolidates a lot of the sounds from previous records into this one. It’s just plain beautiful. Also, the artwork is amazing and just fits the brings the title of the album to life visually.
Happy 10 years, A Moon Shaped Pool.
