Have a good time all the time.

Then ginger, cardamom pods and cinnamon sticks.

Also check out the classic story Trolley Man Returns where he’s found dumped in a river.

Maybe they mean the original one in Lincolnshire.

What about the left hand rule?

Sounds more like a Civil Engineer than architect - e.g. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isambard_Kingdom_Brunel who built countless bridges, railways, ships, tunnels etc…

They tried to get this going in the UK too with stories about proles fighting over TVs, but we’ll only fight over stuff from the centre aisle at Aldi or at the footy.

Of course not.

It occurs to me anyway that making Fediverse apps in the shape and likeness of corporate media was a mistake. Even without the ever-present feed algorithms, people still post as though they are in an attention economy in these formats because they were conditioned to do so for years.

I understand that this was done to make adoption and migration easier, but I feel like the Fediverse ultimately needs to succeed on its own terms.

Once I was driving up a windy moorland road near Haworth — proper Brontë Country — straight into the sunset and I was going at an absolute crawl, feeling pretty self conscious that I was holding up traffic somehow. Think I made the right decision though as we saw a car that’d tried to go at speed off the road down a gully after entirely missing a corner, with the driver stood on his phone.

Well you try reigning for 70 years without smoking 50 B&H a day.

Pause and save during cutscenes.

I actually know someone who has a baby with their cousin, who is a minor celebrity.

Deep South moment

But it’s not a word.

Second-hand smoking is a thing. People without seatbelts turn into missiles in accidents or just lose control of vehicles and cause accidents, injuring others. All of these plus riders without helmets end up in hospital, costing everybody taxes and lost work days (covering for colleagues even if you don’t care what it costs businesses). You can’t just renege all responsibility for safety because you don’t exist in a vacuum.

It’s almost as though huge masses of people can’t just be simplified into lettered groups like some kind of social media horoscope.

Yeah, pretty much.

Same with university towns. Look at all the fookin students coming into our pubs and businesses and spending their lah-di-dah money.