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Such a very good boy! 😍🤗
Post a pic you took, no context, to bring some Zen to the feed
Golden Retriever smiling over his stuffed (and repaired) Winnie the Pooh.
A pale golden retriever (Charlie) asleep and cuddling his soft toy (Sully from Monsters Inc).
I see a pattern here ...
25 reviews on StoryGraph so far and a stonking 4.67/5 average. I still want to write mine, which will be equally favourable - amazing book.
Horror style image of Sooty costumed as Frankenstein. AI obviously, and I hate myself for doing this.
Sootystein
About 3 eps in and thoroughly enjoying it. As well as some terrific writing, the production qualities and photography are way above what you'd expect.
Good call
My father-in-law's family were poor, but the shaving brush his father gave him at sixteen was still in use up to the week he died in his eighties.
Ooh! 😢
The job of engineers is not to deploy some technology but to build robust, reliable and sustainable (in all meanings of that word) solutions for real world problems based on requirements directly derived from people's needs. Even for an engineer technology comes second at best.
The only "dun" I was aware of until now is from the Cattle Raid of Cooley where it certainly does refer to a brown cow (e.g. The Book of the Dun Cow).
Every day's a school day ...
"One of the biggest barriers drivers still raise about EVs is charging time" - really should read as "...barriers non-EV drivers raise about ...".
It's something you rarely hear from drivers who own or routinely use an EV.
I don't do party politics on here and you can have your own opinion of Starmer - good or bad - but what is undeniably the case is that Westminster journalists became massively invested in a hyped-up narrative of their own devising and debased political commentary in so doing.
Clearly a very good boy.
That‘s the spirit.
Ohh ....!
Sheer luck - masquerading as skill.
That's more like it!
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January wrap up from StoryGraph. 3 books, 894 pages Tom Cox - Everything Will Swallow You Hilary Mantel -The Giant O'Brien Alastair Reynolds - Blue Remembered Earth Average length 366, Average time to finish 15 days.
Didn't seem to give myself much reading time this month.
I was lucky enough to avoid the trap and sail through this one. Not brilliant, but quite satisfactory.
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Shakin' Huxley - such class.😍
Aren't we all? 's why I'm here .. ❤️
Stringer, with a base rail on top. ❤️
I think this was luck rather than skill, but I'll take it.
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I wrote this song on Saturday, recorded it yesterday and released it to you today in response to the state terror being visited on the city of Minneapolis. It’s dedicated to the people of Minneapolis, our innocent immigrant neighbors and in memory of Alex Pretti and Renee Good.
Stay free
I've just read The Giant, O'Brien and it's quite an astonishing little book. Chapter 5 is notable for containing detailed instructions for grave-robbing. Full of muck, disease and the conflict between science and belief.
