My word of the day today is ‘meander’.
My word of the day today is ‘surge’
A year or so ago, when people were getting argumentative on Twitter, someone would often finish a tweet with the phrase ‘End of.’
I haven’t seen this for a bit. Are people getting less argmentative, or have we seen the end of ‘End Of.’?
Mr Johnson “…relies on people misreading big numbers: his £500m to reopen Beeching lines sounds good, but that only buys 25 miles of railway”
#TodayILearned that the bit where they do the trials on #imaceleb is an hour’s walk from the bit where they live
(Via @mattforde at podtail.com/podcast/t… )
Is ‘Baby Trump’ a bit like ‘Baby Shark’ and, if so, what are the actions? twitter.com/adamboult…
I can’t move my feet as quickly in real time as @hazardeden10 does in slow motion
One does look back upon 2012 as something of a Golden Age….
…but I still think this is a rubbish logo
My word of the day today is ‘maritime’.
Good match. Decent point.
Would have liked to have signed Mbappe or someone, but I feel our players will continue to improve both individually and as a team - many are in their first season playing together
#LEICHE
If you’re feeling either sad or hungover or both after last night, then can I recommend this, by Kid 1?
Colourless by Bethany Eve
To be honest I don’t quite understand either the fireworks or the candle-light vigils
The candle light doesn’t bother any animals though
Dear Mr Abramovich,
Could I have Bale, Mbappe or Eden Hazard back.
Sometime this evening.
I think any of them could work well with Tammy
Thanks in advance
Disappointed not to have heard anything about the transfer window ‘slamming shut’ as yet.
#DeadlineDay
Powershell 6.0 seems to have ‘build’ as a new approved verb…which fits the context of the function I’m writing now quite well
If I could add one verb to the list of Powershell’s approved verbs it would be ‘Generate’
‘New’, ‘Add’, ‘Set’ or ‘Get’ can work depending on the context…but I’d often like to use ‘Generate’ to get the sense of taking one or more data sets and then creating something different.
The interregnum lasted just over 11 years
I wonder if Brexit will last longer?
Fellow ’50s and ’60s throwbacks might enjoy this fellow - Nick Waterhouse
“I remember having conversations with colleagues in the government that came in in 2010 saying I thought austerity was just not the right way forward for the UK.”
- Boris Johnson, before the election news.sky.com/story/cab…
“His character, Emma’s father, Mr Woodhouse, is constantly worried about draughts and the cold….
‘He’s always thinking that everyone’s going to die.
Which is ridiculous until you start reading anything about 1815, and you realise he’s got a point.'”