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Something occurred to me last week when I saw a picture of Michael Gove. Didn't he use to be the little boy on the Mad Magazine cover?0
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A worthy read: http://thearchdruidreport.blogspot.co.uk/
Every increased possession loads us with a new weariness.
John Ruskin
Veni, vidi, eradici
(I came, I saw, I kondo'd)
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Popperwell wrote: »Just bought a wind up lcd torch so no batteries required...thinking about some wind up laterns, even a wind up radio.
I did have a wind up lantern but broke it quite quickly (overwound it seems).0 -
... and just when you thought you werent doing owt wrong buying clothing made of "fleece" (as its recycled plastic bottles right?....:cool:) and you read this morning's papers and find out that actually you are....
University research has indicated that when washing these fleeces the fibres from them dont get trapped in your washing machine filter (ie too small for that) and just head off into the sea and into the guts of marine life. Botheration....and thats me not going to buy another one of those fleece "jackets" then when my current one wear out. Now what do I do about washing my current one? More to the point - my dressing gowns are fleece and they are the warmest type I've encountered over the 40 odd years I've been wearing dressing gowns....so what ones am I going to look for instead that are just as warm/"easy"/etc?
Head hurts and just reminded myself "Well - you're not doing any of the really Big Polluters money at least....".
It just aint possible to live a life on Planet Earth and keep one's "hands completely clean"...but I shall "hunt harder" next time I'm clothes-shopping then...0 -
How absolutely fascinating - I read the Guardian website regularly and have been driven nuts by their relentlessly pro-EU stance, so much so that if it was a dead-tree paper that I was paying for, I'd be cancelling the order with my newsagent.
It becomes almost a pleasure to read reasoned comments which are pro EU but not full of insults. Indeed I've bookmarked some to read later. I don't think I'm about to start 'batting for the other side' but I'm more inclined to give a different opinion some thought, if it is backed up by reputable sources and not accompanied by vitriolic accusations.0 -
A worthy read: http://thearchdruidreport.blogspot.co.uk/
Thanks for that GQ, an interesting read. I used to read the Archdruid then my computer threw a wobbly and synchronised all my bookmarks with - nothing! I'd forgotten about this one, now savedIt doesn't matter if you are a glass half full or half empty sort of person. Keep it topped up! Cheers!0 -
Cracking good article thanks GQ. Thank god there are still some sane people left in the world!0
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A worthy read: http://thearchdruidreport.blogspot.co.uk/
Excellent and well reasoned read. Thank you.I wanna be in the room where it happens0 -
Originally Posted by GreyQueen View Post
A worthy read: http://thearchdruidreport.blogspot.co.uk/
Interesting article, thank you GreyQueen.
Hmm - Michael Gove Mad cover, definite resemblance.
I always think that Nigel Farrage bears an uncanny resemblance to Rygel the puppet from Farscape, (Google images) but that could just be my aging eyesight0 -
Another one here liking the Archdruid - I don't think I've ever read it properly - will do now2023: the year I get to buy a car0
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