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Living the Dream

Living the Dream 3 min read Free

All Change

Meanwhile, the final treaty between Russia and the USA on limiting nuclear weapons expired. Ah well. Nothing important, then.
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CAGE

Yes, while the rest of the world used lockdown to cement rosé as a breakfast beverage, I was on the temperance wagon.
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A quiet start to the year, what?

Having made himself look even more like a petulant toddler, the orange one then accepted the Nobel peace medal from the person who had been awarded it. With a straight face.
Living the Dream 2 min read Free

At Christmas Time...

You know, the dog days between Boxing Day and New Year's Eve, where the only real requirement is to eat and drink all the leftovers.
Living the Dream 2 min read Free

Told you I needed a new phone

Then, the cost of going from 256GB to 512Gb was 32 Euro. It would be churlish not to, really.
Living the Dream 2 min read Free

No Personality

I was, and am, furious. I suspect that had I been pitching, Mayor Phedonos would have chosen different words. He chose to bully and insult my wife.
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Forty-Five Religions

Slightly worrying ones were the 114 Bristolians who identify as Satanists, who greatly outnumber the followers of the Occult, who just pip the Witches.
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Gurt lush

Bristol has a long maritime past, including a close association with slavery. As a major port, migrants came in to Bristol, and migrants left Bristol for the New World (not always of their own volition).
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