peterlucas.bsky.social
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"The man who was Thursday".
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You should start selling your own handshakes - "one handshake removed from ABdePJ, only £60". I'm one handshake away from Ludwig Wittgenstein.
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*fewer*
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Never mind; it's Valentine's Boxing tomorrow.
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Erm, If you think this is Valentine's Eve, I suggest a quick diversion to the petrol station flower shop before you get home. 🤣
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In the late 80s I was the national trade union rep for the Yeoman Warders. Great set of (then just) guys. Much has changed, almost all for the better.
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Wait till the Magas find out that Joe Biden would kneel to hear Agnus DEI every Sunday.
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And then Scotus will ignore the constitution anyhoo.
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*Hikers* ffs!
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Lack of telephone sanitisers. (Remember the Hitchhickers' Guide to the Galaxy.)
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Hmm. I think this recipe could happen.
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Related: This tweet from @gemmaclark.bsky.social lives in my head rent free
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This is one for @vizcomic.bsky.social
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That RCP was a former faction within the SWP that was expelled for ultra-leftism. There was a previous RCP, and a new one was formed last year.
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Workers' Revolutionary Party (prop: Gerry Healy).
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Will there be a prologue?
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I saw James Taylor introduce Lee Sklar as "a friend for over 30 years and I've never seen his face".
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Objectively. You. Are. Wrong, So. Fucking. Wrong. That. You're. Off. The. Wrongness. Scale.
Please fuck off now, you cretin.
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Then they chucked someone out of the window, IIRC.
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It's been said that Ketamine could have been involved.
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One that's entered everyday parlance: Scorchio!
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*skill*
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Evidence here of audio-typing, a lost skil. In the 80s I used a dial phone system for dictating to the audio-typing pool.
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Poseidon was the Greek god of horses.
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Port isn't fermented, it's a mix of red wine and grape spirit. Can't see how it can be home made.
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That was it. Lille ticket office was a bit flummoxed. We changed at Kortijk and at some point had to buy another ticket on the train.
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I can't remember how I took a party on a beer trip from Lilles to Poperinge (poss via Ieper/Ypres) ca 2001. Looks difficult now.
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Great for album covers, mind! 🤣
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Fair enough. Handel went a bit "Bye-Bye Baby" late knockings, mind.
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You could say this about loads of musical revolutions: "That's why Monteverdi happened", "That's why 12-tone happened". "After Bach, his sons went back to three-chord stuff."
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Try deck.blue
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Kaos was good. Absolute bugger that it won't have a 2nd series. Black Doves was OK. Decameron - very good. Sex Education - excellent.
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Same question to Pete Best about the Beatles; answer: "Paul rang me".
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D'Oh! We had an emergency engineer out on 23 December. Still not sure it's properly fixed. Stay warm!
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A lot of replies (and the OP) seem to refer to lofts, not attics.
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By George! I think she's got it!
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Um diddle diddle diddle &c
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Which one's the traditional tune?
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Please excuse crap English: I'm watching a film on telly and Test on the laptop while Tweeting.
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I thought that. But as well as that ... he was a Scot. Just wouldn't do!
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The World's First Black International Footballer Andrew Watson will have a plaque unveiled by Viv Anderson, England's First Black International Footballer, at Crossley Heath School in Halifax at 1pm on Wednesday 19th March.