Tom Hawkins
@nekomatic.bsky.social
Wait, what are you doing here? Who let you in?
There would also be a pot/kettle issue there, to be fair
December 10, 2025 at 7:56 AM
There would also be a pot/kettle issue there, to be fair
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The great thing about comics is they get to play with wild, imaginative ideas that could never happen in the real world, like "too much garlic".
December 9, 2025 at 6:33 PM
The great thing about comics is they get to play with wild, imaginative ideas that could never happen in the real world, like "too much garlic".
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The logical extension of "education is a moral good" is students occasionally having to take a class they hate.
The logical extension of "school is a pipeline to industry" is kids spending four years watching Amazon training videos before being sent into the fulfillment mines.
I know which I prefer.
The logical extension of "school is a pipeline to industry" is kids spending four years watching Amazon training videos before being sent into the fulfillment mines.
I know which I prefer.
December 9, 2025 at 7:40 PM
The logical extension of "education is a moral good" is students occasionally having to take a class they hate.
The logical extension of "school is a pipeline to industry" is kids spending four years watching Amazon training videos before being sent into the fulfillment mines.
I know which I prefer.
The logical extension of "school is a pipeline to industry" is kids spending four years watching Amazon training videos before being sent into the fulfillment mines.
I know which I prefer.
I never give a website a precisely accurate date of birth unless it is clearly necessary or could be construed as fraud not to (tax, insurance, banks, NHS etc) and I can’t remember ever being inconvenienced by not remembering which fake one I gave a particular website.
December 9, 2025 at 10:32 AM
I never give a website a precisely accurate date of birth unless it is clearly necessary or could be construed as fraud not to (tax, insurance, banks, NHS etc) and I can’t remember ever being inconvenienced by not remembering which fake one I gave a particular website.
I expect that very few people can accurately estimate the benefit (or disbenefit!) private school gave them, since it involves a comparison with an alternate life course that nobody can know with certainty.
December 8, 2025 at 4:59 PM
I expect that very few people can accurately estimate the benefit (or disbenefit!) private school gave them, since it involves a comparison with an alternate life course that nobody can know with certainty.
If we read that as 100 GW peak capacity, versus 70% of GWh, it probably does make sense.
Unlike 70% of the rest of the list.
Unlike 70% of the rest of the list.
December 8, 2025 at 7:42 AM
If we read that as 100 GW peak capacity, versus 70% of GWh, it probably does make sense.
Unlike 70% of the rest of the list.
Unlike 70% of the rest of the list.
Always give yourself at least one easy win on the to-do list.
December 8, 2025 at 7:36 AM
Always give yourself at least one easy win on the to-do list.
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And Labour looks at that and says "clearly the most pressing and serious problem to solve there is the fact that the underpaid nurse is from Lebanon and not Luton." I simply do not understand how you can believe that unless you're racist.
December 5, 2025 at 10:12 AM
And Labour looks at that and says "clearly the most pressing and serious problem to solve there is the fact that the underpaid nurse is from Lebanon and not Luton." I simply do not understand how you can believe that unless you're racist.
Fine work, it sounds like
December 5, 2025 at 1:03 AM
Is there anything saying where it’s produced? Pretty sure we saw something similar in rural Canada a couple of years ago, but can’t remember if it was exactly the same title.
December 5, 2025 at 12:52 AM
Is there anything saying where it’s produced? Pretty sure we saw something similar in rural Canada a couple of years ago, but can’t remember if it was exactly the same title.