Folks say they belong in houses and we shouldn’t put them outside.
Folks say they belong in houses and we shouldn’t put them outside.
Wake me when the repo trucks arrive.
I’m just imagining a very old man in a threadbare cape.
Entropy Man!
For me it’s the time. It takes me from 7am to 9pm to get my hours done at work, do the school run and get the kid fedded and bedded. I’m doing all the hacks I can: cycling during lunch and in the weekend, as much as possible, but it’s not adding up to enough. You just get a good routine going and then they throw in a school holiday to wreck everything up.
It’s the shmell.
Go and see David O’Doherty live if you can. The lad is a riot.
What happens at your house?
Or maybe the problem is with you?
Every time he posts he makes himself look dumber.
Same as hospitals. The BBC, done well, is a great public asset. It is one of the most effective engines of British soft power. It has to be a reliable source of information. It innovates television by not prioritising a profit motive.
Laugh it up. Yes that’s all gone to shit now, but what we’ve got is still better than not having it (source: have lived long term in countries without state broadcasting), and hopefully it can excel at its core functions one day. Again: that’s what we hope for with our other public services that were wrecked by the Tories.
You expect good guys?
It is a worry. I think we might end up needing to pay for Firefox ourselves.
They made Firefox a good number of new customers.
Twitter: Where wrongness gathers and imagines itself to be right.
I love using my local high street. I like looking at things before I buy them, to see what they are made of and how well. The keepers of specialist stores will absolutely help you to buy the right product and not waste your money. I like having an errand to run on my bike.
With the right emojis this could be a really unbearable LinkedIn post.