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UK's 'dismal' Eurovision song choices to be examined by MPs
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I unironically had the same thought when I was about 7, seeing "pyramid shaped teabags" advertised on TV. I thought we must have solved literally every other problem on Earth if we have enough manpower to dedicate to something so trivial.
I want to recapture that feeling.
Kind of, but I also think "teabag scientists" are right to concentrate on "teabag science". Not sure I want them looking at "data security in the post-surveillance era" or "feeding an increasing population during a crop-destroying climate crisis".
Maybe try a ~~round~~ spherical teabag next, lads?
[Edit] I meant spherical :(
Already have the round teabag. It's sometimes called the Irish teabag.
Actually, I meant spherical. We already have round (flat) teabags. I am a fool.