Why Sydney Sweeney is in fact mid, by your girlfriend

By Hannah Tomlinson, aged 34, flat-chested and brunette with glasses in the way that you claimed you liked women to be, Tom

TOM, we need to talk. Euphoria is not so complicated that you need to watch it a seventh time. Also there seem to be episodes you favour over others. You need to realise that Sydney Sweeney is, in fact, mid. 

She isn’t a good actress. I guess she’s sort of hot in a ‘male gaze’ kinda way. A basic girl for really basic guys who go to the gym and don’t care about women having opinions.

She’s the human equivalent of a Live, Laugh, Love sign. Just the constituent parts put together – blonde hair, blue eyes, oversized chest. Hot on paper only. I thought you were more discerning than that.

Guys are only into her because she’s purposely designed to be so bland that she appeals to the lowest common denominator, like Coldplay or Nando’s or Ant and Dec. No, I’m not referring to her breasts when I mention Ant and Dec. That would be odd.

She gives me mean girl vibes anyway. There’s this lack of personality, like she was designed in a lab or by an algorithm. In fact, maybe she is actually AI. You’re getting hard to a computer game, Tom. I think that’s pathetic.

Can you please pay attention? Tom, if you’re looking at the screen, that means you’re not listening. There’s nothing about her to like, only nothing to dislike. You’d get bored of tits.

Men imagine they want a woman like her, but no more than a month and they’d want  a woman with edge and intelligence who challenges them and who they can actually have a conversation with. That’s right, isn’t it Tom. Did you say yes? Good.

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I calculate enough Brexiters have died for me to get away with this, says Starmer

THE prime minister has reassured Britain he has carefully studied acturial tables charting death rates before making a deal with the EU. 

Starmer told the nation he has gone over the figures of lives lost in the last five years, projected them forward to 2029, and after adjusting for heavy drinking, smoking and anti-vaccine beliefs we should be fine.

He said: “There are those who will view extending Boris Johnson’s fisheries deal as an indefensible assault on British sovereignty. But they are fewer every day.

“The Daily Express readers are up in arms about this and frankly that tells its own story. It has induced rage – red-faced, heart-racing, short-of-breath rage – in a particular demographic that I’m not worried about pleasing long-term.

“We have already lost so many of the 52 per cent that brought us Brexit, the Greatest Generation as they believed themselves, and by the next election we will lose yet more. Numbers-wise this should work out.

“And if you’re a younger Brexiter who backed it to cut immigration, consider: did that work out or are you the dickhead? One to ponder.”