chris mchale @mchalec

Joined December 2008

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chris mchale @mchalec

3 weeks ago

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3 weeks ago

@TheCinesthetic Say “ get some rest”

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chris mchale @mchalec

4 months ago

@jezmaw @BorisJohnson Seconded. Fucking traitor

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4 months ago

@jezmaw @JDVance @yarotrof That’s you never going to America again.

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chris mchale @mchalec

7 months ago

Cadburys Airport runway race commercial youtu.be/biWhtZXlb7s?si… via @YouTube

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7 months ago

Cadbury's Gorilla Playing Drums - Advert Commercial youtu.be/Rs2z7OA3XKI?si… via @YouTube

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7 months ago

Jurassic Park … Works (Extended) | Big Game Commercial 2026 | Xfinity youtu.be/fnncIVKvJkg?si… via @YouTube

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Joe Gibney @joegibney15

7 months ago

Despicable scenes at Fakenham for those of us who love our horses. The fact that he’s alone is irrelevant - pull him up…

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Interesting things @awkwardgoogle

8 months ago

The Game of Thrones theme was composed by Ramin Djawadi, who is of Iranian descent. Hearing this melody played with Persian instruments and the daf drum is absolutely beautiful.

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Jimmy Carr shared a brutally honest take on life without kids that will hit hard for anyone who's ever weighed the choice: “Not having kids was like living life with a cheat code on the video game. Super easy. Low stakes. No real skin in the game.” He continues: Once you have children, your heart literally lives outside your body. You worry about mortality differently — because now dying means saying goodbye to them. Suddenly you're not playing on easy mode anymore. You're at the high-stakes table. And his final word? “It’s very joyful.” In 54 seconds he captures something profound: The deepest fulfillment often comes from the highest risk — the one where you have everything to lose. Parents: Does this perfectly describe the shift you felt? Child-free: Does it change how you see the trade-off?