Aside from the obvious objections, who are all these people modelling themselves on obviously American identities? Get them off the internet

I know you are probably all around 23, but your month-by-month age-setting widget is pretty tedious for older users - some way of setting the year first would be welcome

A former magazine sub editor, I enjoyed this article. Are Bad Things at times used like a joke construction, though, so that the funny/interesting/shocking thing comes at the end of the sentence? As in the 1st WP example?

How many of those people are students, though? Those are among the main sources of (temporary) international students

Tatties not as tempting as they used to be, then

or turning on the tv/radio at the precise moment the relevant live news item begins

The Old Joke Book was my favourite - still have my childhood copy. It hadn't occurred to me that it is why I like your stuff!

I use Qobuz because I read somewhere they pay the most to artists. Sounds much better than Spotify. Recommendations not great, but I'd rather choose what I want to seek out anyway

I followed someone purporting to be Carol on social media and they turned out to be a rabid Trumper, unfortunately, but it probably wasn't her

Haribo jelly babies are superior

and they pay you for those they take

world of books have an app - they don't take all books (you have to scan the barcodes to confirm) but will arrange for courier collection for those they do

Apart from Chas Addams?

Exactly this. The right wing - either cynically or stupidly - consistently conflate youthful student idealism and zeal with the supposedly dangerous views of much of their nation's populace. Students are *supposed* to be idealistic and to protest injustice where they see it, even if often naively

That's amazing - are you the artist? It's not signed

If you ignore the explanatory blurb, what emotions, thoughts or feelings does that image evoke for you? Albeit it was part of a larger exhibition