Steve Adams
@e3boy.bsky.social
Family, Beer & Leyton Orient, not necessarily in that order.
Personal servant to Socks the cat and Lema the dog.
Personal servant to Socks the cat and Lema the dog.
Paddington puts Gladiator to the sword with a 3-2 away win.
December 2, 2024 at 2:46 PM
Paddington puts Gladiator to the sword with a 3-2 away win.
Thanks for reporting LL. A midnight licence in a heavily residential area seems a reasonable decision. It's not as if there has always been a music venue over the O's before new residents moved in, that would be different.
November 27, 2024 at 11:45 AM
Thanks for reporting LL. A midnight licence in a heavily residential area seems a reasonable decision. It's not as if there has always been a music venue over the O's before new residents moved in, that would be different.
True. Yesterday, I listened to a tribute by William Haig to John Prescott. There was a clear difference of political opinion between the two but in private they could put political views aside to have respectful discussions over a coffee, or on occasions, something stronger.
November 22, 2024 at 9:25 AM
True. Yesterday, I listened to a tribute by William Haig to John Prescott. There was a clear difference of political opinion between the two but in private they could put political views aside to have respectful discussions over a coffee, or on occasions, something stronger.
I meant to add I agree with this article. To make Blue Sky work in the long run we need a mix of views along the political spectrum. We don't need the vitriol and damaging algorithms that the dark place actively encourages.
November 21, 2024 at 8:56 AM
I meant to add I agree with this article. To make Blue Sky work in the long run we need a mix of views along the political spectrum. We don't need the vitriol and damaging algorithms that the dark place actively encourages.
Reposted by Steve Adams
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He struggled to read the oath, the judge just said something like "that's no good, clerk dismiss him and release him from JS. He won't be any use to us".
He left with his shoulders slumped, I never saw him again.
I now sit with adults learning to read. I hope he also found support from someone
He struggled to read the oath, the judge just said something like "that's no good, clerk dismiss him and release him from JS. He won't be any use to us".
He left with his shoulders slumped, I never saw him again.
I now sit with adults learning to read. I hope he also found support from someone
November 17, 2024 at 9:50 AM
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He struggled to read the oath, the judge just said something like "that's no good, clerk dismiss him and release him from JS. He won't be any use to us".
He left with his shoulders slumped, I never saw him again.
I now sit with adults learning to read. I hope he also found support from someone
He struggled to read the oath, the judge just said something like "that's no good, clerk dismiss him and release him from JS. He won't be any use to us".
He left with his shoulders slumped, I never saw him again.
I now sit with adults learning to read. I hope he also found support from someone
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I had just turned 18 when selected for Jury service. I started to speak to a guy in his early 20s whilst waiting to be called. He expressed concern over reading the oath. At my age I didn't say much apart from "I'm sure it will be ok". We both were selected.
I had just turned 18 when selected for Jury service. I started to speak to a guy in his early 20s whilst waiting to be called. He expressed concern over reading the oath. At my age I didn't say much apart from "I'm sure it will be ok". We both were selected.
November 17, 2024 at 9:47 AM
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I had just turned 18 when selected for Jury service. I started to speak to a guy in his early 20s whilst waiting to be called. He expressed concern over reading the oath. At my age I didn't say much apart from "I'm sure it will be ok". We both were selected.
I had just turned 18 when selected for Jury service. I started to speak to a guy in his early 20s whilst waiting to be called. He expressed concern over reading the oath. At my age I didn't say much apart from "I'm sure it will be ok". We both were selected.