Patrick Reid
@oldmandoc
Geriatrics ST, continuing to third wheel my wife and son. Leeds, UK Books, gaming and, despite how much it pains me, politics
Oh absolute nightmare to do so but definitely captured the spirit of the book. Did a better job then wikipedia does for the sequel novel which makes it sound like Latro is having a jolly jaunt around the Mediterranean.
Fascinated by the logic which lead to them thinking these leaders would say yes to meeting a neo nazi
8. This question got me down a real internet hole but at last found the book I remember! The magnificent mummies- remember loving this and the earliest book I can remember reading over and over again.
Especially going back to read the column and finding this penultimate paragraph which appears to grade groomings by their severity. And fits in a bit of racism too
For those not familiar here is a picture of Chris Philips using all his facilities to assess the situation.
For those who don't know the background of the Curse of Mayo please enjoy the most Irish curse story which occurred (100% corroborated) after their 1951 win.
Aware I have and always will post too much about politics. But if you've enjoyed the Odyssey movie would definitely recommend the below book. Essentially Ancient Greek Memento, where the protagonist forgets at the end of every 24 hours and so writes the days events to remember what happened.
No judgement on Lord Timpson but does say something about our current politics that the second paragraph is referring to someone being in post for only 2 years, when reading it you'd think they'd benefit in pale for 5-7 years.
Not a critique of James here but update today that briefing seems to be that Burnham isn't going to expand oil licences.
Was a long shot to get Hull tips form Bluesky but had a cracking burger and lovely pint at Furley and Co! Including this stupendous Super 8 peach beer. Reminded me how good Belgian beers are.
Trying to think what would be the best reveal Count Binface could do if he beat farage, and frankly it would be taking the bin off to reveal this face. 'It was me Nige, the author of all your pain'
How it feels after the last 2 nights of football, realising the quarters will be over by Sunday.