It’s not inappropriate language when you’re losing
#chewba
My word of the day today is ‘wry’.
This provoked a wry smile or two.
#TodayILearned that Felicity Kendal’s dad’s real name was Geoffrey Bragg, and he was Melvyn’s cousin
My word of the day today is ‘stooge’.
I jogged around the back of Churchfields earlier
There was a glorious smell coming from the bakery - I felt like I was basically inhaling Hot Cross Buns
If I was an estate agent I’d like to go on Homes Under the Hammer and mix it up a bit by giving the rental value ‘per lunar month’
Or maybe per quarter turn of the Year’s Wheel
" I would fall back on the idiom that if you believe he’s done a good job, then I have a bridge to sell you – except, of course, Boris Johnson does always literally have a bridge to sell to you"
My word of the day today is ‘mellifluous’.
My word of the day today has been ‘tumble’.
#TodayILearned that the bloke behind Ecotricity and Forest Green Rovers was at the Battle of the Beanfield
Interesting list…and it includes @SalisburyCath
That’s three times as long as @SalisburyCath is tall
The Ever Given is a big unit
Lewis Goodall @lewis_goodall Extraordinary fact in The Sunday Times: the Ever Given (the ship stuck in the Suez Canal) is approximately the length of the Empire State Building.
That’s why it’s hard to move
Where’s Captain Kirk? 🎶
He’s probably at Stamford Bridge. :)
#TodayILearned that Laurence Fox’s brother, Thomas, has formed his own political party too.
The @Conservatives industrial and environmental strategy, in detail
:)
“The general view is people have had quite a few days off, and it wouldn’t be a bad thing for people to see their way round to making a passing stab at getting back into the office,” www.theguardian.com/world/202…
Interesting illustration of how much information you can get from oen Internet sources www.bellingcat.com/resources…