Dan Weir
@danweir
Research and Policy Manager at moneyandmentalhealth.org Rapier Instructor at londonhistoricalfencing.club Hereditary Crystal Palace fan Mostly just musing here. Views my own, reposts not endorsements etc He/Him
100 very pretty (and sometimes steep kilometers) and we've completed the Camino Santiago! Thoroughly recommend this.
My favourite bit of prime ministerial resignations is Wikipedia being updated with pedantic precision during the brief interregnum.
It's me, I'm nobody! Massively agree about not fetishising books or being weird about using them for decor, but e.g. I found this excellent 1930s political encyclopedia in a decor bookshelf. I think it's produced by the Labour Party/movement in some way and is touchingly optimistic about Lansbury.
Why is there a witch involved in these negotiations? What will she continue doing?
Meanwhile, this is not from the Penis Museum. It's from an official pamphlet in Reykjavik Cathedral. Why would you think it is from the Penis Museum?
Either something is wrong with Google's FTSE data or I somehow missed the catastrophic mega market crash of 2018.
I am slightly allergic to cats. My girlfriend's cat is clearly aware of this so is using the fact to express dominance. #proofofcat
"Yep, I think I see the problem. You see, this ship's not designed for land. It's designed for water. And this" *kicks stones* "is definitely land."
For all the stress it gives me, helping to run londonhistoricalfencing.club is worth it. Look at these happy sword fighters!
Passing Exmouth - the photo does kit do justice to how pretty this stretch is. 5/
Settling in with some in Train entertainment. Will the Greek Empire prevail? 4/
Actually, I'm going to start a little travel thread🧵. Beginning with treating myself to a very bourgeois looking coffee in Paddington Station. 1/
Off on holiday, a quick weekend break in Cornwall. Genuinely on of my favourite places, and one of my favourite train journeys, heading west across the whole south of England.
This fellow had been missing for two and a half weeks, but now he's back home and being adorable. Very happy to be able to supply this #proofofcat
The problem with scaremongering is that you bluff can be called. Are landlords leaving the market? Even with the renter's rights bill, I suspect they'd struggle to find investments that are as low risk and high return, so, where are they going to go? www.theguardian.com/society/2025...