Just what the hell is Amazon trying to encourage, with…
Just what the hell is Amazon trying to encourage, with suggestions like this?
2010
This is what happens when you give idiots too much oxygen.
This is what happens when you give idiots too much oxygen.
They ain’t just whistling dixit!
An instant feckle-raiser* to many new arrivals to Old Blighty from Australia is the idea of the TV Licence – the annual fee which owners of TVs pay, which goes into funding the BBC. Personally I don’t mind the idea at all, and think it’s a reasonable way of funding a national broadcaster, and every…
According to this, when passing Westminster Abbey,…
According to this, when passing Westminster Abbey, Darwin’s, and St John’s Wood, as you veer left take care not to run over The Queen – who you’ll find in the middle of the road.
Their mums must get some awesome postcards!
It’d be fair to say that I know a fairly mobile bunch of people – many of my friends from growing up don’t live in the ol’ neighbourhood any more, though having moved to different parts of Australia, or the world. I’m going to assume this is pretty normal going by the number of places…
Qype: The Laughing Halibut in London
London – Eating & Drinking – Fastfood & Takeaway – Fish & Chips “Fish & chips” is an interesting cuisine option – it’s almost universally invoked with a modicum of enthusiasm, and is very much regarded as an English cultural cornerstone – and though it’s ostensibly a simple meal, there’s definitely a huge variation in…
Someone Else: by Elliot Mason, and the David Goo Variety Band
Someone Else: by Elliot Mason, and the David Goo Variety Band
Qype: Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese in London
London – Eating & Drinking – Pubs & Bars – Pubs Out on a Saturday evening’s pub-skylarking with a friend we found ourselves in Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese, and I have to say – I was very impressed! Initially the heat from the fireplace seemed oppressive, but that was possibly in contrast from the frigid…
Aye, there’s the rub. A dub dub.
One of the reasons, it’s been said, that the rationalist/skeptic movement haven’t swollen their membership in the same way as say, an organised religion, is that there’s no obvious focal point for them to congregate at. So in 1999 a group called Skeptics In The Pub was formed to provide a regular chance for people…