Emma Waghorn
@waggery.bsky.social
Folk choir leader (pielarks.bsky.social), novice dancer (Morris, balfolk) and English concertina player; retired book editor, woke lefty vegan heathen, born @ 317 ppm, London, UK.
Nothing. But what’s wrong with calling something a veggie burger, which is a term I’ve used for the 40+ years I’ve been vegan or vegetarian? And what would be the alternative to veggie sausage? Veggie spherocylinder? Veggie capsule?
December 3, 2025 at 11:02 AM
Nothing. But what’s wrong with calling something a veggie burger, which is a term I’ve used for the 40+ years I’ve been vegan or vegetarian? And what would be the alternative to veggie sausage? Veggie spherocylinder? Veggie capsule?
NORTH - Ullapool, Scotland
SOUTH - Somewhere in the Falkland Islands, south of Port Stanley
SOUTH - Somewhere in the Falkland Islands, south of Port Stanley
December 1, 2025 at 6:44 PM
NORTH - Ullapool, Scotland
SOUTH - Somewhere in the Falkland Islands, south of Port Stanley
SOUTH - Somewhere in the Falkland Islands, south of Port Stanley
Hello, Jess. Are you a journalism student at City University? If so, yes, of course you can!
November 24, 2025 at 1:57 PM
Hello, Jess. Are you a journalism student at City University? If so, yes, of course you can!
Ice-skating or snow I could understand. It’s the water that’s so odd. Unless … it’s meant to represent the thaw following the Great Frost of 1683–4? I suppose that might be something to smile about!
November 18, 2025 at 8:24 PM
Ice-skating or snow I could understand. It’s the water that’s so odd. Unless … it’s meant to represent the thaw following the Great Frost of 1683–4? I suppose that might be something to smile about!
I’ve just been to see it, and I’m even more puzzled. I can’t find anything that says what it is. What is it supposed to depict? Why is everyone looking so happy when there’s clearly just been a flood? The people of Kingston want to know!
November 18, 2025 at 7:37 PM
I’ve just been to see it, and I’m even more puzzled. I can’t find anything that says what it is. What is it supposed to depict? Why is everyone looking so happy when there’s clearly just been a flood? The people of Kingston want to know!
Reposted by Emma Waghorn
"Rector, the Reverend Michael Smith, said it was "probably no coincidence" the graffiti appeared soon after an anti-racism meeting in the church hall"
BBC still pretending there's no way to be sure why these flags are appearing...
"some see it as an act of patriotism, while others say the flag has been hijacked by the far-right amid a wave of anti-immigration sentiment."
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
"some see it as an act of patriotism, while others say the flag has been hijacked by the far-right amid a wave of anti-immigration sentiment."
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
St George's flag daubed on St Luke's church doors in Winton - BBC News
Rev Michael Smith said it was "probably no coincidence" it appeared after an anti-racism meeting.
www.bbc.co.uk
September 13, 2025 at 8:45 AM
"Rector, the Reverend Michael Smith, said it was "probably no coincidence" the graffiti appeared soon after an anti-racism meeting in the church hall"
The irony is that the truly woke bread is wholemeal sourdough, which is impossible to find in an English supermarket.
August 31, 2025 at 3:37 PM
The irony is that the truly woke bread is wholemeal sourdough, which is impossible to find in an English supermarket.
Russell Square? Or one of the many others designed by Leslie Green. Might be one that has since been demolished.
August 31, 2025 at 3:20 PM
Russell Square? Or one of the many others designed by Leslie Green. Might be one that has since been demolished.
Over 90% of blackcurrants grown commercially in the UK (around 10,000 tonnes) and nearly half grown around the world, are used for making Ribena. www.hutton.ac.uk/case_study/b...
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August 11, 2025 at 6:36 AM
Over 90% of blackcurrants grown commercially in the UK (around 10,000 tonnes) and nearly half grown around the world, are used for making Ribena. www.hutton.ac.uk/case_study/b...