I always found him hilarious on Cats does Countdown, particularly when he was ripping into Jimmy Carr.
(, Wed 18 Aug 2021, 11:52, Reply)
he was one of funnier people on the show
I thought he had lost a fair amount of weight - no idea if that was linked to his cancer
(, Wed 18 Aug 2021, 11:57, Reply)
I liked him a lot, funny, off the wall, would go to some great (worthwhile) lengths for a laugh. One of the ones I subscribe to ( along with Jeremy Hardy and a select bunch of others) in the hope something they did is repeated.
Fuck. So sorry for those close to him.
(, Wed 18 Aug 2021, 12:15, Reply)
I remember reading an interview with Harry Hill a couple of years ago who said that when Sean was on stage all the other comedians on the bill would come out to watch him.
(, Wed 18 Aug 2021, 13:29, Reply)
www.theguardian.com/stage/2021/aug/18/harry-hill-on-sean-lock-comedians-comedian-took-us-by-surprise
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I now realise that I missed so much of him. I had no idea he was perm on the 8/10 thing. I avoided the show, completely, because of Carr. But I've seen some great stuff. The tiger who came for a pint is just lovely. Fuck, there was so much more.
(, Wed 18 Aug 2021, 20:24, Reply)
R’lyeh?
Hopefully Cthulhu’s still fhtagning.
(, Wed 18 Aug 2021, 8:21, Reply)
"Wah wah waaaah wah wah waaah waaah!"
(, Tue 17 Aug 2021, 21:54, Reply)
*variations
(, Wed 18 Aug 2021, 2:41, Reply)
And social media could be fixed.
(, Wed 18 Aug 2021, 8:22, Reply)
Trafford council can't grammar.

(, Tue 17 Aug 2021, 18:06, Reply)
I'm more concerned about the "no swimming" sign, TBH...I always thought there was something unsettling about the place when I've cycled 'round it...
(, Tue 17 Aug 2021, 19:01, Reply)
If you're using imgur to host your images, suffixing the image's address with s,m,l or h will generate a small, medium, large, or huge image preview. Handy for places like this.
Same image with an 'm' suffix:

(, Tue 17 Aug 2021, 21:15, Reply)
Just to let you know, you said "your" instead of "you're".
(, Wed 18 Aug 2021, 9:21, Reply)
Edit: evacuated? I'm sure he did, loudly, wetly and in fear and terror.
(, Tue 17 Aug 2021, 14:48, Reply)
People arranging evacuations have better things to do than rescue smartarse, low empathy, 'adventurers'.
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It won't surprise anyone to learn that he's a monumental fucking prick.
(, Tue 17 Aug 2021, 14:52, Reply)
And is this dude a regular?
(It's been years. Has talk got any better?)
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Cool. Did all the racists die in a fire, or by slipping in the shower?
(, Wed 18 Aug 2021, 14:14, Reply)
you colossal fucking knobcheese
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I hope he’s aware that while FO, Army, RAF, etc were saving his punk ass they weren’t able to help anyone else, like maybe some of those Afghans who are now in mortal danger for working with UK forces.
I hope he’s been shown the harrowing footage of the USAF flights out of Kabul yesterday, and that he knows that people were literally dying to get on those planes.
I hope he reflects on how his choice to travel to and stay in a conflict zone against all advice had a real, human cost.
Frankly, I hope the shitty little fuck gets booted out the back of the Herc on the way home.
(, Tue 17 Aug 2021, 14:54, Reply)
sure, he's an attention seeking doofus but the world's full of em, and it's not like they were advertising the near instant total surrender of afghan force when he made his unwise booking. people work themselves into a righteous lather on social media over this bloke, but seem quite equanimous about the massive $US 3.7 trillion murderous 20 year failure, but I guess we all have our bugbears
(, Tue 17 Aug 2021, 15:15, Reply)
but I think he's a cunt. My opinion on how the 'war on terror' went doesn't seem to be relevant to that.
(, Tue 17 Aug 2021, 15:29, Reply)
and to thinking he's a cunt, which I'd be inclined to agree from what little I've seen, from someone ranting that they want him summarily executed. but each to his own
(, Tue 17 Aug 2021, 15:49, Reply)
"people work themselves into a righteous lather on social media over this bloke, but seem quite equanimous about the massive $US 3.7 trillion murderous 20 year failure, but I guess we all have our bugbears"
I was addressing your false equivalence, not changing the subject. However, since you seem to thrive on starting arguments in empty rooms, I'll leave it there. You have the last word if you like.
(, Wed 18 Aug 2021, 8:22, Reply)
just bummed about Afghanistan this week porcupine, if you'll cut me a little slack, and i guess I wish more people could muster the kind of outrage for the folly of it as they do for this smug cunt visiting it, because that's what I feel. it's pissing in the wind, I know. I'll have moved on in few days, once I locate my frog pills
(, Wed 18 Aug 2021, 14:38, Reply)
'Lets pop down to tribal Pakistan, get our pith helmets and safari suits, see what the natives are up to LOL. I mean there isn't a war on and the military can always get us out...'
The whole situation is too big and nasty to encapsulate.
(, Tue 17 Aug 2021, 15:54, Reply)
Fly there with Ryanair, no priority boarding, just to self impose more hardship, then quarantine in a one TripAdvisor star hotel on the way back
(, Tue 17 Aug 2021, 16:35, Reply)
"Also things aren’t good for me right now, as I spoke to the journalists about my experience I actually remembered them, I didn’t remember them before.
I’m struggling to stand and keep down water, I don’t think I’ll sleep tonight, I’ve seen too many dead people.
I just wanted this whole thing to be a little charity thing where I can explore a weird country but I’ve mentally broken down.
I’m not sure what’s going on right now, my face in the mirror doesn’t look right."
Then an hour later:
"I slapped myself and did some breathing, back to normal"
Hahahaha!
(, Tue 17 Aug 2021, 18:24, Reply)
Might give the little cunt some much needed perspective.
(, Tue 17 Aug 2021, 18:37, Reply)
As to the rest, could be anything from heat exhaustion/dehydration, panic attacks to PTSD.
(, Tue 17 Aug 2021, 19:26, Reply)
Looking forward to seeing Annette more than the doc.
The trailer is ace, and the director has always used music brilliantly.
(, Tue 17 Aug 2021, 13:12, Reply)
I'm looking forward to both.
For me Sparks are to day trip back to a child-like state, without the use of dementia... ;)
(, Tue 17 Aug 2021, 13:25, Reply)
E.g. Hippopotamus.
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This may take a while
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Surely even writing out that many numbers at random would be more bother than it's worth.
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That you only need something like 60 decimal places of pi to accurately calculate a circle the size of the observable universe down to the planck length.
Planck length being 1.6x10^-35 m, the observable universe being 13.8x10^9 LY, and a light year being about 10^15 m.
(, Tue 17 Aug 2021, 10:36, Reply)
Cf Jean Jaurès in France.
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we're not in an expansion phase due to dark matter, it's just centrifugal force
(, Tue 17 Aug 2021, 11:42, Reply)
the one who thinks it's spelled taleban despite the root arabic root word for student being talib, not taleb
(, Tue 17 Aug 2021, 12:17, Reply)
For someone who complains he's obsessed with you, you do talk about him a lot.
(, Tue 17 Aug 2021, 12:42, Reply)
A reference or two right after he's been particularly dickish, but most of the time I don't think much about him at all until his seething hatred boils over into an outburst in one of my threads
(, Tue 17 Aug 2021, 12:52, Reply)
Sounds like a lot of unresolved sexual tension to me. Perhaps a naked wrestle infront of a roaring fireplace is in order?
(, Tue 17 Aug 2021, 12:57, Reply)
as a sock puppet you just seem so unnecessary, we've already got enough first-form blatherers, do you really think you're adding anything?
(, Tue 17 Aug 2021, 13:04, Reply)
someone to reply to their threads when nobody does. point out their lame jokes in case somebody missed them. I guess that's not a bad thing, and might stop their needing attention by other means
(, Tue 17 Aug 2021, 13:26, Reply)
Just out of curiosity...
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no, wait, give me another go. Are you darryl hall from hall and oates?
Can I hear you sing the first verse again?
(, Tue 17 Aug 2021, 15:00, Reply)
It has been done piecemeal on a phonic basis alone. Thus we sometimes have various ways of writing the same arabic words in English. For example Koran or Qur'an or Quran. The English would write Gaddafi, the Americans Kadafi while the French Khadafi. None of these are wrong, just different transliterations. The Arabic root of the word in question is written in, wait for it, Arabic, so the root word is definitely not talib. I hope this helps.
(, Tue 17 Aug 2021, 13:33, Reply)
All the major british papers and media outlets use it and have it in their style guides for well over a decade now. It's also what the Taliban call themselves when they release things in English, but who are they to know?
You probably just didn't notice, as they probably still use the variation with the incorrectly matching phoneme on the blogs you frequent. It's not a big deal, I was just curious what defence you'd blather this time instead of admitting you were in error
(, Tue 17 Aug 2021, 14:36, Reply)
...honestly though, Impressive sound
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My brother was not wrong. I love it :-)
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www.youtube.com/watch?v=pksdEu4snP4
(, Tue 17 Aug 2021, 10:17, Reply)
Shanananananananananananakneee-eeeees.
I love a good stylistic piss take tune...
My favourite is This Is A Trent Reznor Song:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=4xg-Wk2DEXs
(, Tue 17 Aug 2021, 11:44, Reply)
That there US Pentagram said so!
Git yer gun Clancy, we got damn Martians coming.
(, Mon 16 Aug 2021, 19:44, Reply)
and remembered how much I enjoyed 'Mirage Men', along similar lines
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GCing myself.
(, Mon 16 Aug 2021, 15:20, Reply)
youtu.be/xRrum4UbowY
youtu.be/EpDmklLFXVc
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I’ll never look at Miss Piggy the same way again.
(, Mon 16 Aug 2021, 16:40, Reply)
snapzu.com/tranxene/the-muppet-show-characters-by-emilio-rangel-sculptures
(, Mon 16 Aug 2021, 17:38, Reply)
So sometimes you might find me dancing about to the music in my head while I make my dinner.
(, Mon 16 Aug 2021, 18:04, Reply)
Whilst dressing for a recent funeral, 'Sharp Dressed Man' refused to leave my head.
(, Mon 16 Aug 2021, 19:26, Reply)
locations swearily identified
NSFW if swearing is an issue
(, Mon 16 Aug 2021, 13:22, Reply)
Which I believe is just outside Wokingham.
b3ta.com/newsletter/issue770/
Still, it's certainly amusing, and worth revisiting on a boring lunch break.
More than I can say for my links, eh readers?
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treasures-perspective.github.io/smut3words/
- from the following newsletter.
Worth a chuckle.
(, Mon 16 Aug 2021, 20:39, Reply)
I've found that the manky footbridge where I fell through the missing plank and nearly broke my leg is here:
w3w.co/walked.legal.slipped
I reckon they're watching me.
(, Mon 16 Aug 2021, 20:49, Reply)
Using firefox 91.0 64 bit with a few advert filters and whatnot.
(, Mon 16 Aug 2021, 15:11, Reply)
there should be at least another three words...
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To start campaigning for them to be sent back in?
(, Mon 16 Aug 2021, 9:19, Reply)
build a state that doesn't collapse in 5 minutes after receiving taliban whatsapp messages?
but, yeah, those idiots who were against the war, ay? What were they thinking?
(, Mon 16 Aug 2021, 9:46, Reply)
I'm under no illusions about the absolutely monumental fuckup the whole thing has been since day one. We shouldn't have interfered in the first place. We only got involved to begin with because we fabricated an excuse to 'liberate' the country thanks to an ongoing occupation that was also the result of a massive load of fabricated bollocks that (tellingly) nobody has been (or will ever be) held officially accountable for.
I suppose my point was more that as soon as we began occupation, we fucked it for ourselves. It essentially committed us to remaining there indefinitely because absolutely nobody was kidding themselves that the new Afghan government would be able to hold control of the country once the Western forces high-tailed it.
But of course, "KEEP OUR TROOPS IN AFGHANISTAN!" doesn't make for the catchiest of slogans during the occupation, because obviously we don't want those poor Afghanis under the tyrannical rule of the US Government, right?
The whole thing is a fucking shambles.
(, Mon 16 Aug 2021, 10:01, Reply)
if you accept it was a monumental and unethical fuckup that is not achieving it's aims, that destroying villages with drone strikes after some informer tip off is not going to win hearts and minds, that instead all it produces was death and displacement and a generation of radicalised young muslims who start thinking the taliban aren't so bad after all, then it's absolutely folly to continue it. "sent back in?" "essentially committed?". Christ
there was some ex-general during the early years talking just now about how the afghanis have a history of not liking invaders and that's why we should be surprised at the speed of collapse and we were all "Yes, everyone fucking knew this already. But you didn't pipe up at the time, did you? You just went along with it"
(, Mon 16 Aug 2021, 10:31, Reply)
Perhaps I wasn't clear enough:
I was absolutely against any occupation of Iraq/Afghanistan. Wasn't our business. Should have left them to it.
However, the government thought better and decided to invade anyway.
At that moment, we had basically said "Well, we're in it for the long haul, now". Because we knew as soon as we vacated, things would go completely tits up.
We vacated, things went tits up.
Now the folk campaigning for us to leave Afghanistan are going to realise what a bad idea that was and start pleading for a re-occupation.
Essentially, every decision we've made in regards to the conflict has been a massive fucking failure.
(, Mon 16 Aug 2021, 10:43, Reply)
I was in London for the biggest protest march in history. We knew this was the outcome and all I feel now is sadness. I don't even have much stomach to argue with you, but briefly, we weren't preventing the place from going tits up, we were the ongoing cause of it. The country was a basketcase of warlords, IUDs, corrupt puppets, soldier kicking in doors, and death from above because of us. I don't mean to be the one to break it to you, but life hasn't been very good for the average afghani these last 20 years, and it's been because of us. this is why the Taliban has the support and the puppet kharzi in kabul doesn't
(, Mon 16 Aug 2021, 10:57, Reply)
An IUD is a contraceptive device.
(, Mon 16 Aug 2021, 11:17, Reply)
anyway, it matters not. the world is how it is because there's enough dickwits that allow it
(, Mon 16 Aug 2021, 12:06, Reply)
However, to name just one significant improvement, girls were in schools and women in universities. That was not the case before 2001, and I think it’s safe to assume will no longer be the case now.
To quote someone much wiser than I am:
“have you ever considered the possibility that you might be wrong in some of your assertions?”
(, Mon 16 Aug 2021, 12:44, Reply)
we succeeded in creating a little bubble at enormous expenses, where those lucky few wealthy from corruption could enjoy a sort weird western green-zone shopping mall life, where in the provinces we abandoned all else to their lawless fate, which was our missile and mop up operations and it's really hard to tell who's taliban and who isn't so lets kill them all to be sure, ensuring that fundamentalists would be well supported. It's those same people who are on the tarmac now. And people are scratching there heads and saying "why didn't they support our man?" It's because of what we did, all else is a mirage. There were plenty of people, soldiers, civilians, ngos, talking about how things were actually like, how fucked we'd made things and how little we're liked or supported, but few were listening. We're the good guys, right?
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I guess you must really be in touch what an afghani villager wants out of life and what they prioritise. Strange that they've abandoned the karzai so quickly in favour of the taliban, but you know better. I mean, they're muslims and under the taliban, there's law and protection of property and a means of redress that hasn't existed in 20 years of western shitfuckery and they've repeately said that's why they prefer the taliban when interviewed about it, but they're most likely lying. They probably didn't realise that we were just about to make things great for them instead of treating all of them like potential enemies that we can treat horribly or kill with little accountability, it was going to happen any day now....
I see swagatha went all quiet. lucky you were on hand to pick up the slack
(, Mon 16 Aug 2021, 13:28, Reply)
I guess the streets are deserted in Kabul because everyone is at home, celebrating quietly.
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Do you think all will be forgiven?
Are you seriously suggesting that things are going to get better for the majority of the Afghani population now? Just because they all follow the same religion?!
I'm struggling to think of any nations that have flourished under a theocratic government. Can you name any?
The Afghanis were fucked before the Western occupation. They're doublefucked now. I mean, unless the Taliban have had a change of heart and decided that boiling people alive or locking them in cages and watching them burn to death was perhaps a little ethically misguided. I guess we'll just have to wait and see. Maybe they'll just stick to throwing homosexuals from the tops of buildings.
(, Mon 16 Aug 2021, 13:52, Reply)
and in the eyes of the west were brave freedom fighters.
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Well they were fighting the Soviets at the time. However sometimes the enemy of my enemy is also my enemy.
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Certainly not at the start (just after 9/11). Iraq was when it all kicked off at which point the two conflicts were conflated to some extent.
(, Mon 16 Aug 2021, 10:52, Reply)
the same people who organised the giant hyde park (which we saw all of and were close enough to hear all the speakers, some of whom talked about afghanistan, and lady dynamite singing for some reason) we the Stop the war coalition. they had organised several smaller protest about afghanistan, I attended one, but when blair published his case for war with iraq it got a lot of people mobilised. The afghan conflict started with missile strikes, then a limited operation in tora bora, but it was when they committed a ground task force with really opaque strategic aims that a lot of us, who could see the obvious parallel with vietnam and it's escalation without a clear end game and based on a lot of wishful thinking, became really alarmed enough to protest
(, Mon 16 Aug 2021, 12:46, Reply)
Given Afghanistan is now under control of the Taleban, they are literally asking the U.K. to pay a political organisation that amongst other things opposes democracy in any form, denies females access to education, and stones and beheads people they don’t approve of, like gay people for example.
(, Mon 16 Aug 2021, 13:08, Reply)
I mean before I get into the complex subject of ethics in multilateral relations, I'd want to gauge whether you're an unknowing or knowing hypocrite. Actually, fuck it. dealing with you is just parsing one stupid argument after another, the same kind of stuff I heard in the march to war. It's depressing.
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So if war is bad, the fact that you're being told it's bad by someone you otherwise disagree with on some related topics shouldn't blind you to the fact that war is indeed bad.
Of course, usually we all get that bit wrong. If Jonathan King told me that eating food was necessary for health, for example, I'd probably be wondering what the ghastly trick was.
(, Mon 16 Aug 2021, 17:54, Reply)
I do object to giving a barbaric and tyrannical regime like the Taleban cash compensation in any context. That’s what STW are calling for. Not food and medical aid, but cash reparations.
War is bad. That much I have learned.
(, Mon 16 Aug 2021, 18:40, Reply)
Kind of like Vietnam again, except I feel like the original antiwar folks mostly gave up, leaving a strange sort of Republican antiwar group leading the protest.
I daresay this isn't news though. Just wanted to get my own thoughts in order. As you were.
(, Mon 16 Aug 2021, 12:42, Reply)
but once we'd committed it stood to reason that we'd have to pull a Germany/Japan and stay there forever.
Sadly, unlike in Japan/Germany we decided the best policy was to act as terrorists.
The empowerment of women, the return of music and culture, both excellent. Worth the price? It might have been arguable up to a couple of weeks ago, but now it's all gone to shit.
(, Mon 16 Aug 2021, 15:30, Reply)
The popular opinion pendulum swung so far behind the various wars in the decade after that, we ended up a bit scared to mention it in public.
It all seems a bit cirular and repetitive. I'll be getting my 1990s clothes out the back of the wardrobe soon, I reckon.
(, Mon 16 Aug 2021, 22:10, Reply)
It’s certainly a lot more wholesome than “We met at a VD clinic.”
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- but as much I as try not to, the company I work for means I spend a lot of time working with ex-military types and defence contractors.
(, Tue 17 Aug 2021, 9:35, Reply)
and that he should be allowed to charge £10k per person.
Seriously. Fuck that guy.
(, Mon 16 Aug 2021, 9:46, Reply)
as someone pointed out, at the fall of saigon an A-130, which is a much smaller plane, had 537 people on board, so it's certainly possible if they lost control of boarding as the pictures show and it became a free-for-all
(, Mon 16 Aug 2021, 10:04, Reply)
They've both got the weight capacity, it's the volume I doubt.
(, Mon 16 Aug 2021, 10:25, Reply)
and some of the video on twitter of the mad scramble and fighting scenes at the airport, then it doesn't seem too far-fetched that they'd pack in like a clown car
(, Mon 16 Aug 2021, 10:39, Reply)
Yeah, I've been in an Antonov An-124 too - like a cathedral.
Let's be frank, the whole sordid affair has been a mass of pain, death and suffering caused by imperialist warmongering, with outstandingly terrible side effects across the globe. I've never been to Afghanistan, but it took six of my mates, and for what?
(, Mon 16 Aug 2021, 15:30, Reply)
i lost some friends in the early 2000s, and it still hurts
some think the colossal obscene tragic failure was justified because taliban = bad and this also absolves us from any culpability, reparations or future engagement, a metric they hypocritically don't apply to any other regimes, at least, those willing to buy british goods, or their own government who invades countries and kills thousands of civilian on pretexts exposed as invented. As stephen fry pointed out in the video recently posted, a lack of understanding of the complexities of moral relativism and simplistic perspective is something they share with the fundamentalist people they've demonised, and helped allow this highly predictable failure to go ahead
As to the plane, I saw a pic this morning and to my visual estimation was well short of 800, so you were spot on with your assessment of its packing limitations
(, Tue 17 Aug 2021, 3:48, Reply)
I quite agree. I'd add how the only folk who really know the pointlessness of it - and learn from it, are the normal folk at the sharp end. It's only positive is for supportive politicians and shareholders of the like of Halliburton.
The Grauniad pegs it at 640. See: www.theguardian.com/world/2021/aug/17/afghanistan-striking-image-appears-to-show-640-people-fleeing-kabul-in-packed-us-military-plane
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but Iran carries out more sex changes than anywhere else except Thailand, apparently. They prefer to change your sex than stone you for homosexuality. Super progressive.
(, Mon 16 Aug 2021, 15:37, Reply)
Not without the warlords in the mountains agreeing to it.
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How it started.................................................How it's going

(, Mon 16 Aug 2021, 13:48, Reply)
The Yanks try to skip over that chapter, though.
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Mousa : This is Afghanistan... Alexander the Great try to conquer this country... Then Genghis Khan, then the British. Now Russia. But Afghan people fight hard, they never be defeated. Ancient enemy make prayer about these people... you wish to hear?
Rambo : Um-hum.
Mousa : Very good. It says, 'May God deliver us from the venom of the Cobra, teeth of the tiger, and the vengeance of the Afghan.' Understand what this means?
Rambo : That you guys don't take any shit?
Mousa : Yes... something like this.
(, Mon 16 Aug 2021, 19:03, Reply)
This is well worth a read.
www.amazon.co.uk/Longitude-Genius-Greatest-Scientific-Problem/dp/0007214227
(, Mon 16 Aug 2021, 11:13, Reply)
Is indeed a fascinating tale.
(, Mon 16 Aug 2021, 16:57, Reply)
Very true. This one as well by the same author.
www.amazon.co.uk/Galileos-Daughter-Drama-Science-Faith/dp/1857027124/
(, Tue 17 Aug 2021, 1:38, Reply)
of the "when miles toddington awoke on a crisp september morning in 1822 he could scarcely have known..." kind
(, Tue 17 Aug 2021, 11:49, Reply)
www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/uk-news/mums-important-warning-after-being-21333468
(, Tue 17 Aug 2021, 22:46, Reply)
Also isn't it handy/cheaper for film licensing/use?
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