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I had a nice weekend in Yr Hmbl Crrspd't once. Best fried breakfast in North Wales.
Another man who identifies too strongly with the Roman Empire?
I used to load this Tim Follin classic and then deliberately not play it, because there was no way the gameplay could live up to the title music.
youtu.be/9b9XjxK2RJc?...
Yes, but the story was published in 1953.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lamb_to...
With inflatable slides, like the ones on passenger aircraft?
Compatible with all types of ire, including #engvire
Error: not turtles_all_the_way_down
If you were the sort of person who asks, "Hang on, why does an earwig have a navel? ", you would have been met with "Repent, or burn!"
Enough to sing "It's a small world after all"?
Coincidentally, yes. Hello. Small world.
This is getting dangerously close to the much-memed sign from Northampton that allegedly said "Family Planning Advice: Use Rear Entrance".
Cancer is an intrinsically random process, and I think the human need to search for meaning and causation everywhere really struggles with that. 3/3
Notwithstanding Hank's previous cancer (and mine), most of the cancer in the world occurs in older people. To some extent, cancer is the expected outcome of a prolonged period of not dying of anything else. 2/3
It's true, though unhelpful, to say that all foods are statistically linked to cancer, in that if you stop eating food altogether you are much less likely to die of cancer. 1/2
Futurama at the gym: The Kegelcizer.
"People keep asking me if I know Tyler Durden."
I guess the real point is that it distracts away from what the article is trying to say, as evidenced by the fact that we're talking about it instead of the journalism.
Are there any decent non-sight-based metaphors for, er, vision that they could have used instead? English grads, help me out!
No, I don't really think they were trying to be clever at all, but I tried to give credit in case it was due. I suspect they didn't notice, which wouldn't matter for most people, but for a headline (or subhead) writer, choosing words carefully is the entire job.
Joel Veitch's bizarre spongmonkeys from 2002 yelling "WE REALLY LIKE THA MOON" (credit: rathergood.com)
Maybe not, but...
Dear Guardian subs, I'm not sure describing one of the most famous sight impaired people in the country as "a man of exceptional vision" sounds as clever as you think it does.
"You can slice the Whole Sort of General Mish Mash any way you like and you will generally come up with something that someone will call home."
Whenever I see a complex multidimensional informationscape compressed into 2 or 3 dimensions just to pander to the limitations of the human visual system, it reminds me of Douglas Adams' characterisation of the set of all possible universes as the Whole Sort Of General Mish Mash (WSOGMM).
Not Allmen!
Neuter your Ex this Valentines Day We are providing funding for a trap, neuter and release programme for a colony of feral cats in the Barnton area. For a donation of £10, we will name one of the cats after your ex and neuter them! The donation can be made through justgiving. https://www.justgiving.com/rspca-altrincham-cheshire
Glasgow "Live" experiencing a little lag, there.
InvisiClues™️ ©️ Infocom 1984, 1991. All rights reserved.
Betteridge strikes again.
Those birds have the same digestive issue as the ones that nest above my car.
CATS: HOW ARE YOU GENTLEMEN !!
