Incidentally, Empress of Britain entered service in 1957, when Sam JM Brown was 80.

What a treasure! Samuel John Milton Brown also worked in watercolours . . .

Perhaps it was the "invention" of the term The Three Graces that killed the plural LBs

Beautiful

The Jetsons. Is that the tv cartoon or the wonderful Liverpool band of the late 70s? The Jetsons, the Drills, Glass Torpedoes, forging a new tomorrow.

One broke into my house, down south

Don’t tempt me

Also Stanley's Cafe - best egg butties in town!

"Part of me thought: you have enough books already. The rest of me disagreed"

Yep, that.

Jamie Raskin's full speech roasting Farage and free speech imposters like him/Trump is now online here.....

Watch it all.

www.youtube.com/watch?app=de...

They’re called medians, you know, the metal things that are always, somebody had a great, a great lobbyist, because I've never seen them look good. I've been looking at these things with the little, right? They're always broken and bad." - DJT

Still got DEI in, so your point still stands

If you're interested, Nathaniel Hawthorne, celebrated author and US Consul to Liverpool 1853 to 1857, moved to Manchester to be close to the Art Treasures Exhibition. Here's his report on his first visit
Nathaniel Hawthorne explores Old Trafford | Liverpool Miscellany share.google/UjjC2kK0uqyC...

How was it? We had a Beatles Day last week - the NT Mendips/Forthlin tour, the Magical Mystery Tour, the Mathew St Beatles Museum, the Cavern, plus the previous day a self led walking tour taking in Ye Cracke, Gambier Terrace, Blue Angel, Jac, Pier Head statue, Dublin St (of course) etc etc etc

My dad was an apprentice at Lairds when the Ark Royal was handed over to the RN in Glasgow. He had a choice to go on the delivery run or go on a blind date with my mum. Guess which he chose?

Ark Royal, obviously, the blind date was postponed until the next week.

Grok sounds like they're trapped in a basement, sending a cry for help