My word of the day is ‘tatterdemalion’
I’ve seen it twice in 24 hours….although I’m not entirely sure what it means
My word of the day is ‘tatterdemalion’
I’ve seen it twice in 24 hours….although I’m not entirely sure what it means
RT @GylesB1: Yes, Wodehouse is the master. Here’s a useful P G tip: “I always advise people never to give advice.”
#TodayILearned the word ‘Scowegian’ - slang for Scandinavian oxfordindex.oup.com/view/10.1…
No, it’s not.
Dr @brianklaas covers some of the material that Piers Morgan probably didn’t have time for, or something
Well worth a listen
I’ve currently got Carl Hiaasen on my @kobo and @MichaelWolffNYC on my mp3 player
Difficult to avoid confusion
Only other use of ‘shrove’ or ‘shrive’ I’ve seen is in the last line of this bit from a poem about Salisbury and Old Sarum
#ShroveTuesday #pancakeday2018
Or something by her www.youtube.com/watch
Or possibly this www.youtube.com/watch
Next time I’m on Desert Island Discs and Kirsty asks me which one I want to Save From The Waves it will be this www.youtube.com/watch
RT @SpireFM: PANCAKES: The #Salisbury pancake race will now take place at @SalisburyCath: www.spirefm.co.uk/news/loca…
RT @EH_Stonehenge: This bottle of port, on display in the @SalisburyMuseum was put under the slaughter stone by antiquarian W. Cunnington i…
#TodayILearned that ‘rabbit’ is rhyming slang. ‘Rabbit and pork’ rhyming with ‘talk’.
Kind of.
Back at the Bridge
I do like to get here early! t.co/YUEXtp8Zf…
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RT @StopFundingHate: Excellent news: Global leader Unilever has committed to avoid advertising with “platforms or environments that do not…
Interesting talk by ex @bankofengland chap
Brexit vote hasn’t been an economic catastrophe, but it has been a political one
RT @davidm_allan: Fascinating item of the BBC website about Anthony Gormley’s iconic Angel of the North… www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-e… https:/…
Quite keen to see this
Super list
Includes likening of the couple in Fairytale of New York to Vladimir and Estrogan from Waiting for Godot