So the thing about those names, right, is that the Bible in your library is in English because it's something called a "translation",

We need to ban Americans from the internet dot jpg

To be clear, my comment was entirely sincere. It was a genuine joy to see this again.

One of your classics, a delight to see it again.

This feels like the problem - nobody there gives enough of a toss anymore, which is also why so many things in in iOS no longer work properly (screenshots, autocorrect for two examples)

Every time I've heard Americans talk about the middle class in their country they seem to be referring much more to what we'd call the working class, or perhaps the lower middle. Except sometimes they also mean what we'd call the middle. I have no idea, in short.

I can't imagine a job i'd like to do less. Managing an organisation held to a ludicrous standard by roaring idiots on a daily basis, while the main mediums it uses are all in decline and it's starved of resources.

The one that everyone seems to have memory-holed is just how deeply unpopular The Beatles were for more or less the 1980s. Maybe part of the 70s, and a bit of the early 90s as well.

The Zohran campaign signs had been reminding me for weeks of the Zoltar machine and now I can finally get it out of my head and bother everyone else with it.

Ha, my canonical VCD is the copy of City on Fire I bought in Hong Kong

Came here to say Sideways and I’m also not sure why

That was the second of three singles in what was to have been a six-album deal for Adam Rickitt, though he was dropped after that first album. The throwaway-ness of this single suggests that perhaps the label had already realised the writing was on the wall by this point.