I have a strong suspicion that I’m not getting any younger
My word of the day today is ‘shimmer’.
According to the app I jogged 10% further last night, but I feel about 110% more ache-y this morning.
Is that how it’s supposed to work?
“Southgate, thoughtful, genuine, focused on detail, a dignified leader, of such contrast to Johnson’s bombast and recklessness with the truth, even thought ahead and wrote his own script, just to be sure.”
I will never hear the song in the same way again
BBC Politics @BBCPolitics “We ain’t no hooligans, this ain’t a football song Three lions on my chest, I know we can’t go wrong”
Commons leader Jacob Rees-Mogg quotes lines rapped by footballer John Barnes in the song World In Motion in Parliament
Another England doodle
#EURO2020 #ENGDEN #eng #ThreeLions
A couple of footballing thoughts about the football.
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taking off Grealish was brave
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Kane’s penalty was worse than Southgate’s
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if Kane’s penalty had been better, then Schmeichel would have pushed it out to the side, not back towards Kane
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it’s a funny old game
My word of the day today is ‘gleam’.
NFL basketball time out?
#TodayILearned that ‘Captcha’ stands for ‘Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Computers and Humans Apart’
(via @howtogeek)
#TodayILearned that in Pester, the Assert-MockCalled counts up calls to the mock within the Context or the Describe by default
You have to do ‘-Scope It’ to restrict it to your individual ‘It’ test
Dunno if the same is true for ‘Should -Invoke’
A very wise woman once said to me that people are only really interested in hearing about your holidays if things went disastrously wrong
She was right, and she’d would enjoy this.
That was one of the first half-dozen or so records I bought…and it had a good B-side too
For youngsters and other people who may not be entirely familiar with the New Wave music of the late ’70s.
I’m not sure why Feargal Sharkey is popping up under Web Development, and I didn’t know he was interested in Southern Water’s pollution record….but it’s nice to see him
My word of the day today is ‘jittery’.
In 2005, England’s cricketers got MBE’s for beating Australia in that year’s Ashes.
I’ve no argument with that…..but if* England did win the #EURO2020, what should they get?
Knighthoods? Places in the Houses of Lords? Cornwall?
- and it’s a big if news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi…
I love this record but there’s a bit in it that sounds a bit like part of Happy Birthday
At least, it does to me.
My word of the day today is ‘miscreant’.