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It's absolutely peak Britain that the crown jewel of a new EU agreement is us getting access to better queues.
May 19, 2025 at 5:32 PM
It's absolutely peak Britain that the crown jewel of a new EU agreement is us getting access to better queues.
My reading for the next few days:
Glen Matlock's Triggers
Adam Sisman's second take on John le Carré
Both for pleasure and work(chatting with them next week).
Pen Vogler's Stuffed which arrived yesterday and is at the very top of my tbr (reading right now).
Josiah Bancroft's Hexologists. Fun!
Glen Matlock's Triggers
Adam Sisman's second take on John le Carré
Both for pleasure and work(chatting with them next week).
Pen Vogler's Stuffed which arrived yesterday and is at the very top of my tbr (reading right now).
Josiah Bancroft's Hexologists. Fun!
October 13, 2023 at 6:24 PM
My reading for the next few days:
Glen Matlock's Triggers
Adam Sisman's second take on John le Carré
Both for pleasure and work(chatting with them next week).
Pen Vogler's Stuffed which arrived yesterday and is at the very top of my tbr (reading right now).
Josiah Bancroft's Hexologists. Fun!
Glen Matlock's Triggers
Adam Sisman's second take on John le Carré
Both for pleasure and work(chatting with them next week).
Pen Vogler's Stuffed which arrived yesterday and is at the very top of my tbr (reading right now).
Josiah Bancroft's Hexologists. Fun!
I will start with the Wodehouse today as I have never read any of the Psmith stories.
Three years ago we spoke to @neilhimself.neilgaiman.com about Comfort Reading. "We love these stories when we first encounter them. We hear them over and over and we start looking for other things." fivebooks.com/best-books/c...
Five Books: Comfort Reads, recommended by Neil Gaiman
The prolific, 'genre-fluid' author Neil Gaiman selects five of his favourite comfort reads: books to read in difficult times.
fivebooks.com
October 12, 2023 at 6:45 AM
I will start with the Wodehouse today as I have never read any of the Psmith stories.
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When I asked him what the secret was to maintaining a steady career in comics, he said, "Figure out what you do better than anyone else and own that lane. It may not always be in fashion, but when it is, they have no choice but to come to you."
Rest in curmudgeonly peace, my friend.
Rest in curmudgeonly peace, my friend.
October 12, 2023 at 1:12 AM
When I asked him what the secret was to maintaining a steady career in comics, he said, "Figure out what you do better than anyone else and own that lane. It may not always be in fashion, but when it is, they have no choice but to come to you."
Rest in curmudgeonly peace, my friend.
Rest in curmudgeonly peace, my friend.
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Exactly. It's information-shaped. It's not information.
Someone told me that AI is meant to look/sound convincing without actually being so and it's honestly been the most accurate assessment I've heard about it.
August 8, 2023 at 12:54 PM
Exactly. It's information-shaped. It's not information.