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Bastard snow's all gone. Didn't last ten minutes. It's the kiddies I feel sorry for.

It's only bleeding snowing. Here in 'four degrees warmer than the countryside' London. I cannot remember when there was last snow on the ground. Not as long ago as the last London fog but before globa ...

Exquisite Guardiana (no 223)

Growing up in a working class area of Sheffield, any possibility of literary possibility came more out of the great working class and black traditions of oral storytel ...

This morning's Google burn-bag has given me an idea for the title of the new book (imminent)

The History of Britain Revealed : the Shocking Truth about the English Language , rev . ed . ... Evoluti ...

We are always going on about 'academese' because it is the chief way universities obscure, from themselves as much as others, how absolutely worthless most of their output is. Here is a wondrous accou ...

You're thinking of Gary Neville. The charges against Phil were never proved.

David Beckham hit back at suggestions Phil Neville was appointed as head coach at Inter Miami because of their friendship. "We hire people we feel are best suited for the job," Backam said. ...

But only if you can guess the six counties.

A new psephological principle from our man Grant. If ten miles equals 212 electoral college votes, how many miles of wall would Trump have had to build to get to 272? [Assume, for these purposes, the ...

I thought it was a good idea in principle (given official parameters). It was wrongly applied as a means-tested benefit when it should have been a universal one but when it became too obvious that it ...

Another reason for the Baltic's low salinity is attributed to 'high temperature' which cannot be right as it only has about three months of hot weather and in winter roughly half of the Baltic is ice- ...

We are entering a troubled time for Covidian statistics. The rate of infection is coming rapidly down -- though whether because of new lock-down rules or because we are past the Christmas peak or beca ...

I have had to delete your post, Borry, for violating the rules, but many thanks for your attention.

Thank God the Democrats are back in charge of the Senate and we can make an end to all this partisanship. But first things first, we had better make sure of that control by filing ethics complaints ag ...

Would members kindly give their explanations for why the Baltic Sea is practically fresh (two parts per thousand salt) in contrast to the normal thirty-five parts per thousand?

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Topic: CABINET OF CURIOSITIES
Mick Harper Replies: 1327 Views: 154695	Forum: NEW CONCEPTS Posted: 11:32 am Subject: CABINET OF CURIOSITIES
Mick Harper Replies: 1327 Views: 154695	Bastard snow's all gone. Didn't last ten minutes. It's the kiddies I feel sorry for.
Topic: CABINET OF CURIOSITIES
Mick Harper Replies: 1327 Views: 154695	Forum: NEW CONCEPTS Posted: 1:55 pm Subject: CABINET OF CURIOSITIES
Mick Harper Replies: 1327 Views: 154695	It's only bleeding snowing. Here in 'four degrees warmer than the countryside' London. I cannot remember when there was last snow on the ground. Not as long ago as the last London fog but before globa ...
Topic: CABINET OF CURIOSITIES
Mick Harper Replies: 1327 Views: 154695	Forum: NEW CONCEPTS Posted: 12:52 pm Subject: CABINET OF CURIOSITIES
Mick Harper Replies: 1327 Views: 154695	Exquisite Guardiana (no 223) Growing up in a working class area of Sheffield, any possibility of literary possibility came more out of the great working class and black traditions of oral storytel ...
Topic: CABINET OF CURIOSITIES
Mick Harper Replies: 1327 Views: 154695	Forum: NEW CONCEPTS Posted: 8:51 am Subject: CABINET OF CURIOSITIES
Mick Harper Replies: 1327 Views: 154695	This morning's Google burn-bag has given me an idea for the title of the new book (imminent) The History of Britain Revealed : the Shocking Truth about the English Language , rev . ed . ... Evoluti ...
Topic: Principles of Applied Epistemology
Mick Harper Replies: 405 Views: 85540	Forum: APPLIED EPISTEMOLOGY Posted: 8:30 am Subject: Principles of Applied Epistemology
Mick Harper Replies: 405 Views: 85540	We are always going on about 'academese' because it is the chief way universities obscure, from themselves as much as others, how absolutely worthless most of their output is. Here is a wondrous accou ...
Topic: The Importance of Sport
Mick Harper Replies: 2108 Views: 187702	Forum: NEW CONCEPTS Posted: 8:33 pm Subject: The Importance of Sport
Mick Harper Replies: 2108 Views: 187702	You're thinking of Gary Neville. The charges against Phil were never proved.
Topic: The Importance of Sport
Mick Harper Replies: 2108 Views: 187702	Forum: NEW CONCEPTS Posted: 12:58 pm Subject: The Importance of Sport
Mick Harper Replies: 2108 Views: 187702	David Beckham hit back at suggestions Phil Neville was appointed as head coach at Inter Miami because of their friendship. "We hire people we feel are best suited for the job," Backam said. ...
Topic: Questions Of The Day
Mick Harper Replies: 2788 Views: 239748	Forum: Politics Posted: 11:05 pm Subject: Questions Of The Day
Mick Harper Replies: 2788 Views: 239748	But only if you can guess the six counties.
Topic: Questions Of The Day
Mick Harper Replies: 2788 Views: 239748	Forum: Politics Posted: 12:40 pm Subject: Questions Of The Day
Mick Harper Replies: 2788 Views: 239748	A new psephological principle from our man Grant. If ten miles equals 212 electoral college votes, how many miles of wall would Trump have had to build to get to 272? [Assume, for these purposes, the ...
Topic: The Flu
Mick Harper Replies: 783 Views: 80485	Forum: Health Posted: 12:34 pm Subject: The Flu
Mick Harper Replies: 783 Views: 80485	I thought it was a good idea in principle (given official parameters). It was wrongly applied as a means-tested benefit when it should have been a universal one but when it became too obvious that it ...
Topic: Some Scientific Problems
Mick Harper Replies: 94 Views: 24091	Forum: Geophysics Posted: 11:44 am Subject: Some Scientific Problems
Mick Harper Replies: 94 Views: 24091	Another reason for the Baltic's low salinity is attributed to 'high temperature' which cannot be right as it only has about three months of hot weather and in winter roughly half of the Baltic is ice- ...
Topic: The Flu
Mick Harper Replies: 783 Views: 80485	Forum: Health Posted: 11:23 am Subject: The Flu
Mick Harper Replies: 783 Views: 80485	We are entering a troubled time for Covidian statistics. The rate of infection is coming rapidly down -- though whether because of new lock-down rules or because we are past the Christmas peak or beca ...
Topic: Some Scientific Problems
Mick Harper Replies: 94 Views: 24091	Forum: Geophysics Posted: 11:00 am Subject: Some Scientific Problems
Mick Harper Replies: 94 Views: 24091	I have had to delete your post, Borry, for violating the rules, but many thanks for your attention.
Topic: Questions Of The Day
Mick Harper Replies: 2788 Views: 239748	Forum: Politics Posted: 10:59 am Subject: Questions Of The Day
Mick Harper Replies: 2788 Views: 239748	Thank God the Democrats are back in charge of the Senate and we can make an end to all this partisanship. But first things first, we had better make sure of that control by filing ethics complaints ag ...
Topic: Some Scientific Problems
Mick Harper Replies: 94 Views: 24091	Forum: Geophysics Posted: 8:50 pm Subject: Some Scientific Problems
Mick Harper Replies: 94 Views: 24091	Would members kindly give their explanations for why the Baltic Sea is practically fresh (two parts per thousand salt) in contrast to the normal thirty-five parts per thousand?