When you say lose....
When you say lose....
Wise, and handy with a cudgel if I recall
Yeah, thinking about the moment in Don't look up when someone suggests the money they could make mining the comet....
I hadn't planned it, but it's been especially rewarding the read The Great Divorce and Leaf by Niggle at the same time
Thank you!
OK so this is going to be like the time someone showed me how to put away a pop up light box and I swear her wrists passed through each other at least once.
Intrigued to have a go now
Hi #medievalsky, I've got a couple of days in Paris booked soonish, any suggestions for the enthusiastic amateur medievalist?
In a world of lies, we need the BBC more than ever. This week could be our last chance to save it | Polly Toynbee
I'm not angry with the Bridgerton writers, I'm angry at myself for not seeing that twist coming
I meant to sit in the park and read but there's a couple of chaps doing long sword training and it's very distracting
I quite like bejewelled, not least as there are several different game styles depending on how frenetic you want it to be
Tonight's Jeera Rice proved the old adage that everything's better with butter (or ghee)
What with the Greens win, my news feed has had an uncommonly large number of good news stories.
"Kuwornu shares the diverse African presence in Renaissance Europe that he found: princes, ambassadors, saints, artists, scholars, and knightsβall revealed through art from the period"
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Extraordinary article, powerful and vital journalism, and you simply have to respect the shoe leather involved. London Centric really is one of the most impressive outlets I subscribe to www.londoncentric.media/p/asif-aziz-...
If thereβs any justice in this world John Cleese will offer some praise. Either 5 minutes or the full half hour
Name badge with my name and title of "tipsy Cook"
About to play @bloodontheclocktower.com ,can I persuade fate to hand me Drunk Chef a third time....
My willingness to open the inspector tool has definitely made me the bane of several Web developers
Okay, this is quite outstanding from Bedford Council.
Excitement mounting for the @malcolmguite.bsky.social event later!
There's a poster at the station advertising the "Ultimate Viking experience" and I'm hoping that means some nautical exploring, a bit a trade and then a _really_ good ear clean.
(yes I'm regretting not buying the viking war scraper in the York antique shop last year)
Happy birthday to one of my favourite haters, Charles Darwin
I'll take your word for it!
No idea on likelihood but please let it be secret cellar
Not an expected juxtaposition but that's why I gave up on Aliens vs Preditor 2. Realised I cared so little for the characters I couldn't even be bothered to see who survived (even what ordered they were eaten)
I do my best with waistcoats and bow ties
To avoid film spoilers, I've started reading Wuthering Heights.
I've got that worry of missing the point I always get when I read a classic on my own. About 13 chapters in and everyone seems, well, really unlikeable. It's not that I'm blind to how awful Hwathcliffe's childhood is but still...
The cover of The Monsters and the Critics by j r r Tolkien
TIL #Tolkien thought the #PearlPoet knew #GeoffreyChaucer. I don't know why but that blows mind!
I might be trying to buck my spirits after a hard week but the sky was definitely dark blue, not black, as I walked from the office to the station. And the birds were singing, which always helps
My brother refers to his local corner shop as the extended pantry