I either never heard this song or somehow forgot it
It’s a great song
But definitely sad-ass
I am going to boycott any more businesses that use the phrase ‘good to go’ in their publicity
#TodayILearned that the original Knoxville Girl was from Shrewsbury.
Via @PlanetSlade
Is it true you can play more than 20 instruments?
“Well…I can play at them”
RT @davidhepworth: If people weren’t telling me how awful Parler is, I would never have heard of it.
I’ve got a parler account
It’s a bit boring so far
Happy Father’s Day and Solstice to all celebrating one or the other or both
Can we lose the canned crowd noise?
#MOTD #FakeBoos
It turns out I don’t care about crowd noise at all… unless I’m in the crowd
I think they mean the Stones Cafe in Amesbury, not Avebury
The deep tranquility of when you’re the first into a Teams meeting and you’re waiting for people to turn up
Best summary of Linux on windows and Windows stuff on Linux (from @howtogeek ):
As Ray Davies of The Kinks sings, “It’s a mixed up, muddled up, shook up world.”
RT @Clonehenge: You have to make your own Stonehenge this solstice. Or your own Avebury if that’s your thing. #Stonehenge
RT @sodajerker: He was on our show once, not sure if we ever mentioned it? 🤔
RT @SueKassab: I keep seeing people referring to ‘Corvid-19’ and get a mental image of a group of 19 wrongly imprisoned crows. #FreeTheCorv…
In Powershell, if you want select-string to return just $True or $False you can use the -Quiet parameter
e.g. select-string -Quiet ‘Lampard’ GreatestOfAllTime.txt
…would return $True
My bad habit of the day is forgetting to put -Quiet in
I found #TheSalisburyPoisonings a very difficult watch, but it was very good
Huge respect to the people who made it and to all of the people involved in the incident
An ancient Wiltshire blessing:
“May you live in precedented times”
“I’ve learnt of too many conversations truncated, and not by brilliant argument or killer facts.
“There’s no way that Dom would wear that” has been enough to ensure termination of much alternative thinking.”
a) Nice one!
b) Arise, Sir Marcus