If you don’t like Holmes, you won’t like House. It’s in the title.
Every few years, new landlords would come in to ‘change things round’. Never a good idea. Just don’t go up the road to see what the Mont is now…
I hope he asked you a bunch of observational questions in the Dream Test afterwards
It’s satire, not news.
Ha! Never heard that. The phrasing is spot on
Maximum!
This is why records are a better format than CDs …
A view he agreed with, but words he didn’t actually speak: www.snopes.com/fact-check/e...
What was the spread and how much did he have on himself to finish before 11pm?
Superb work
Lord knows we all get frustrated with our local papers but this by @tristancorkpost.bsky.social on why developers aren’t building enough homes in Bristol is exemplary. www.bristolpost.co.uk/news/bristol...
‘our abuse detection and enforcement efforts, which include automated tools and human investigations’
So he was not identified as a threat by AI alone.
It’s perfect. Should be used more often.
This, on the rugby in the Graun, is a silly stat as it is depends on the fixture list.
‘Scotland have only won the match directly after beating England twice before in this competition’.
Before that she worked for… the Labour party
When most people watch All the President’s Men, they think the Nixon White House were the bad guys. Labour Together seem to take a different view.
Linda came out of this very well. I’d forgotten what a hard time people gave her.
Pub lunchtimes with Chris were an education.
Guardian obit confirms your hunch: quite the all-rounder.
In 1959, he received a football scholarship to the University of Illinois. The Chicago White Sox offered the young Jackson a spot on their baseball team, but he decided to focus on his education instead.
Going to try a gag on tariffs and guitar solos shortly.
I’m all heart
I’m not in favour of kicking them, Fran!
Wow.
Team menace
A great journalist and the man who coined an excellent rule for drinking: ‘Never go somewhere without going somewhere else first.’
This ‘Hill I Will Die On’ series is a disaster. Mostly fluffy copy, lightly amusing, given far too much weight by the title. And, of course, BTL everyone is enraged.
Ouch!
Fantastic when they opened for U2 on the Zoo tour.
Because you like Leyton Orient, we think you’ll like Manchester City
Ex-WaPo book reviewer nails the real value of a print paper: it’s where you find things you didn’t know you were interested in.
The Death of Book World www.newyorker.com/books/page-t...
