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MOVE YOUR BODY WHEN THE SUNLIGHT DIES EVERYBODY HIDE YOUR BODY FROM THE SCARECROW
is anyone here ready for fat transgender summer can we give it up for fat transgender summer
do you have some crazy family lore
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no but i know someone else's crazy family lore
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when there’s leaves and flower buds at the function
You all may think i'm kidding but I would fuck Kermit.
THE FROG!?!!???
Yes, the frog.
welsh people who vote reform i am coming to kill you with bricks and shovels
KILL ALL HOUSE FLIPPERS!
oil painting of Mikey Way!!!
look at this wonderful gif of scallops getting scared and scattering like a flock pigeons
whatever. go my scallops
last night I had the experience of "referencing a tumblr post that you think is widely known but turns out to not be as widely known as you thought it was" last night and it was this post. whatever. go my scallops
Apparently he'd resigned before the election but after the ballots were already sent out. Received the most votes anyway. If Reform is truly committed to saving taxpayers' money, I'm sure they'll foot the bill for a byelection 😒
Trying to verify that but apparently he stepped down before the election but ballots had already been sent out.
Daniel Devaney previously came under fire for calling Muslims ‘pure scum’.
The interesting thing for any Reform candidate is that they often don’t know what they are signing up for. It’s one thing to ride a wave of anti-immigrant sentiment to get elected.
But that changes when you are specifically scrutinised as an elected official, and people are demanding you do something about the bin collection.
A lot of candidates will straight up fold under the pressure.
maintaining relationships with people is so difficult for no good reason. what are you supposed to do when you miss someone and want to talk to them more? Say you miss them and that you want to talk to them more? That's all bullshit
what is this elder scrolls shit man
They unironically look like TES: Daggerfall guards what the hell man
Reform UK in Wales
It’s 8 May 2026, and Wales is facing a new government! For the first time in history, Welsh Labour have nowhere near enough seats to form a government, known here as the Senedd. They don’t even have enough seats for every member of the S Club Juniors. It’s inevitable that Plaid Cymru’s Rhun ap Iorwerth will be the new First Minister of Wales - whether in coalition or as minority government.
But I think I’m going to spend the next five years obsessed with the new Members of Senedd from far-right populist party Reform UK.
The Will Hayward Newsletter has been an invaluable source of information for this post. It’s a great publication for Welsh politics.
Party cheat sheet:
43 seats - Plaid Cymru (often “Plaid”), centre-left, pro-Welsh independence;
34 seats - Reform UK, far-right, populist;
9 seats - Welsh Labour, centre-left, pro-British union;
7 seats - Welsh Convervatives, right-wing, pro-British union;
2 seats - Wales Green party, left-wing, environmentalists, pro-Welsh indepenence;
1 seat - Welsh Liberal Democrats, centrist, socially liberal, pro-British union.
Reform UK - previously the Brexit Party - was co-created by Catherine Blaiklock (an anti-Islamist who wants to abolish food banks and start hanging drug dealers) and its current leader, Nigel Farage (a reality TV contestant).
The previous Welsh Senedd included exactly one Reform UK Member, but now we’ve got 34 of them. Let’s meet them!
Dan Thomas
Leader of Reform UK in Wales. Led Barnet Council, outsourcing a huge number of public services.
Claimed the media was “weaponising my housing portfolio against me”.
Claims Wales spends too much money on sport, even though Wales is among the worst in Europe for sport funding - only Poland and Latvia spend less per person on sport.
Helen Jenner
Deputy leader, Welsh speaker from North Wales. Accused Plaid Cymru campaigners of lying after one campaigner claimed Reform wanted to privatise the NHS, which isn’t a Reform policy.
Laura Anne Jones
James Evans
Former Conservative Members who jumped ship to Reform. A YouGov poll in March suggested that both would lose their seats if they remained Conservatives. They switched parties and won.
Laura was a member of the previous Senedd. She was suspended for using a racial slur. Failed to turn up for key votes. DID turn up to vote against a bill to stop politicians from lying. She was the only vote against.
James previously called Reform’s anti-immigration rhetoric “dangerous”, said they “didn’t have a plan for Wales”, and were “total hypocrites”. Attacked the media for twisting his words after he defected.
Llŷr Powell
Llŷr attempted to join the Senedd in October 2025 in a Caerphilly byelection that was ultimately won by Plaid. Farage apparently calls him “Welsh Dave”. Llŷr previously worked for former Reform Welsh leader Nathan Gill, who’s currently in jail for taking Russian bribes.
Claire Johnson Wood
Former Tory, but also anti-devolution. Previously stood for the Abolish the Assembly Party (“Assembly” being the former name of the Senedd). Previously claimed a Powys pub would be used to house asylum seekers (this wasn’t true).
Francesca O’Brien
Steven Rodaway
These two apparently made every effort not to speak to the Will Hayward Newsletter. Later, the Newsletter would find out that it’s Reform policy (orders from “the Party” according to Reform’s election agent Zak Weaver) not to engage with them.
Iain Mcintosh
Adrian Gwyn Mason
Louise Emery
Thomas Montgomery
Stephen Senior
Former Conservative Members.
Cristiana Emsley
Former head of Cleveland Police’s standards and ethics department, where she was suspended for two years after an investigation into allegations of misconduct.
Benjamin McKenna
Advocates reopening Welsh coal mines. Even though the last UK power station that used coal closed in 2024.
John Clark
Blamed NATO for the war in Ukraine. Praised Vladimir Putin for his interview with American journalist and dweeb Tucker Carlson.
Catherine Cullen
Claimed that Wales had introduced a blanket speed limit of 20 miles per hour on all roads in a video filmed on a Welsh road with a clearly-visible 50mph sign in the background.
Cai Parry-Jones
Jason O’Connell
Art Wright
In March, these three were named by an anonymous Reform UK insider as examples of representatives chosen unfairly rather than by merit. A Nation.Cymru article reported on the claim that Reform favours “insiders, parachuted candidates and personal connection over local knowledge and competence”.
Sarah Cooper-Lesadd
A former Westminster Conservative, Farage allowed her to stand in a very safe seat in Wales, representing an area which (according to a colleague of hers) she’d visited once when she was seven.
Gareth Thomas
Stood for Reform in the 2024 UK General Election.
Gareth Beer
In September 2025, made a TV appearance described by Llanelli town council leader David Darkin as “one of the worst TV interviews by a would-be Welsh politician ever.”
And the rest:
Steve Bayliss
Joshua Kim
David Mills
Joseph Martin
Susan Claire Archibald
Paul Marr
Nigel Williams
Andrew Griffin
David Hughes
Carmelo Colasanto
Sarah Edwards
Honourable Mention: Nigel Farage
Farage had planned to visit Wales, but this was cancelled when it became clear Reform would come second to Plaid Cymru.
Farage is a dangerously clever strategist. He knows when it’s worth turning up in person. There was a real danger of Reform winning the most seats. Now - Reform leading the Senedd could erode Farage’s chances at the next UK General Election. But that wasn’t really on the cards anyway.
Polls predicted the possibility of Reform having the most seats, but without the numbers to form a government. Only the Welsh Conservatives would help them in coalition, and no polls thought Reform and the Conservatives would have enough seats between them for a majority.
So Farage could have benefitted hugely from Reform winning the most seats. Plaid Cymru would have ended up in government anyway, and Farage could point to this as an example of a system that’s rigged against his party.
Today’s result is very good for Reform. But it could certainly have been a lot better.
Finally ...
I’m so excited to see these guys in action. I am rooting for them to fail. I want suspensions, controversies, unacceptable absences.
Opposition is such an important part of a functioning government. Wales had a terrible opposition last time, and it’s even worse this time. I’m angry. But hey. Let’s do our best to embrace any schadenfreude we can get.
If mcr ever makes another album im gonna need them to fire their current graphic designers because considering their shirt designs that covers gonna look like Mikey made it with his canva pro account
I'm not a catholic and have never even seen one up close, but I think the pope should start excommunicating people on the reg again. Just start publicly going "you know what, fuck you, you can't sit with us. You're not allowed in church or heaven on the grounds of being JD Vance. Eat shit and go to hell."
Stir shit up a little. What's the point of being the mouthpiece of god if nothing you say has consequences.
it's rushed and ugly, but I threw this together about it anyway.