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He/Him/Oi you. Trying to fail better. Prize-lacking author of Walking Horatio, Heartstones, Cardinal Points, and others. Education: Polytechnic of Life. Height: 5'11 and three quarters. Hazel-green eyes. Would like to meet pretty much anyone.
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I love your optimism...
...that there'll be any midterms.
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In rugby terms, we'd call him a flanker... But you have to pronounce it carefully.
;-)
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And he still looked younger in his author photo.
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And arseholes.
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I was at Tebay Services, northbound, when my eyes met then Coast presenter Neil Oliver's eyes. He turned around and walked away, fearful I was going to talk to him. I wasn't. And that was before he grew the beard and got a show on GB News.
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I'll believe someone has special powers when I see them bend a wooden spoon.
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She's getting better and better at it. Ask her, and she'll tell you so herself.
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Completely expected, though, given the bloke in the White House.
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I like the principal. But how do you recover that in money? I doubt these guys have the 500m stuffed down the back of a fancy sofa.
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www.amazon.co.uk/Were-Short-S...
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Thought the first couple of episodes were rather well done, and we'll be watching the final two as well.
Thing about drama of this nature these days is that you of course begin to wonder when Mark Gatiss is going to pop up in them. He hasn't so far, though.
But it's well worth a watch.
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Hopefully the robot enhancement to AI will be called a
Bionic
Understanding
Mechanism.
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www.kobo.com/gb/en/ebook/...
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open.spotify.com/episode/7xGn...
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Important use of a President's time.
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The truth is harder than the pain inside.
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Emergency podcast time?
Even if all it is half an hour of laughter without comment.
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They're terrible on paper covers that aren't laminated.
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Or they remove the gloss finish. They can dull a matt finish. They cover artwork or credits.
The fake stickers are an abomination.
Why create a gorgeous collectable signed edition to add a sticker telling us it's signed, which could then damage the cover and so make it less collectable?
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Especially ones that tear the cover when you try get them off.
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Same old estuary.
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They don't care. Certainly Trump doesn't, cos he'll be dead by then.
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What about anything?