Lupin du Chocolat
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When newspapers make corrections (particularly to front page headlines) those corrections should be given the same prominence as the original headline. This would encourage them to get the story right in the first place. Accurate reporting is the outcome. Everybody wins.
Saying "I love how parrots et al use their beak for mobility." and "Can't think of any other birds who do that." seems a little contradictory.
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I love how parrots et al use their beak for mobility.
Can't think of any other birds who do that.
Can't think of any other birds who do that.
July 12, 2025 at 1:42 PM
Saying "I love how parrots et al use their beak for mobility." and "Can't think of any other birds who do that." seems a little contradictory.
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How quickly the has world changed with the onset of COVID-19. Looking back, the events seem almost unreal. In the coming years, I suspect a similar process of re-evaluation will occur regarding the Trump presidency, as the passage of time provides a new context for understanding that period.
June 6, 2025 at 11:52 AM
How quickly the has world changed with the onset of COVID-19. Looking back, the events seem almost unreal. In the coming years, I suspect a similar process of re-evaluation will occur regarding the Trump presidency, as the passage of time provides a new context for understanding that period.
While driving on the M5 (in Somerset) yesterday, my wife suggested that, given his condition, the Wicker Man could be yarn bombed with a "woolly" jumper to improve his look a little.
March 5, 2025 at 8:37 AM
While driving on the M5 (in Somerset) yesterday, my wife suggested that, given his condition, the Wicker Man could be yarn bombed with a "woolly" jumper to improve his look a little.
When newspapers make corrections (particularly to front page headlines) those corrections should be given the same prominence as the original headline. This would encourage them to get the story right in the first place. Accurate reporting is the outcome. Everybody wins.
March 4, 2025 at 6:41 PM
When newspapers make corrections (particularly to front page headlines) those corrections should be given the same prominence as the original headline. This would encourage them to get the story right in the first place. Accurate reporting is the outcome. Everybody wins.