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Posts by John Heyderman

Is anyone still trying to read anything into Trump's ravings?

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Police are looking for a man having an extremely long break.

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Looks like segregation between male and female choir members. I’m sure there will be outrage in the right-wing press

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Maybe it’s the child that has to have ID, given that it is entering the United States?

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Tarantino’s ‘From Dusk to Dawn’ felt like the longest night of my life.

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Absolutely! Neither should have driven on the payment but I do accept that the one was dealt with more leniently than the other.

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I can't say exactly why, but the fact that this was an ebike makes me more disapproving of the rider. Somehow riding a motorised vehicle on the pavement (apart from a mobility scooter) seems more irresponsible.

Could also be that a Lime bike went into me on the pavement as I stepped off a bus.

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Is there an option to do the reverse process. I mean like, create a more difficult version of Ullyses, for example. I like a challenge.

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Giving new meaning to the phrase 'cash cows'.

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If you’ve managed to get through all of this by 10am, I think you’re winning!

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Is Trump vying for the Iran job?

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Forgot the @ for @rachelschine.bsky.social

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Snap!

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I think maybe rachelschine.bsky.social might be able to help

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I hope he said, “I have a cunning plan…”

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Correction : as any librarian will know, Dewey 420-429 covers the range of topics concerning the English language.

I was just testing.

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You're right and I apologise.

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I feel obligated to point out that I just made this up. It may or may not have been in the mind of the writer or director.

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I get the sense now, that Americans who are living in London are assumed to be political exiles and deserving of sympathy and solidarity.

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Yes, I am just about old enough to remember that! I was also on the anti-war demonstration, which I think is still the largest ever to have to have tken place in the UK.

But, while there was a lot of anti-American feeling, I don't think there was feeling against Americans. I mean as individuals.

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Aw shucks!

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Sorry, now I read this I understand that you were suspected of being a Republican! To be honest, I think there's a vein of anti-Americanism in the UK that goes back to 1775.

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Londoner here.

You're clearly not, nor have you ever been suspicious, let alone terrible. But I don't understand (a) what kind of accent you have that might cause suspicion and (b) why coming from NY would allay such unfounded and irrational suspicions. I mean, nothing against New Yorkers, but...

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One for all my cataloguer followers. Please respond in MARC 21.

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400 covers all (non-English) languages so maybe the implication of the classification is that a gun is 'the only language they understand.'

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Ella Fitzgerald - I Got Rhythm
Ella Fitzgerald - I Got Rhythm YouTube video by SY Lin

youtu.be/fSTkz1BvrXY?...

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I've just realised that if you can sing "algorithm" to the Gershwin classic "I Got Rhythm" and I don't know what to do with this amazing discovery.

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Reminds me of the scene in "Cabaret" where Brian says to a man describing an "international conspiracy of Jewish bankers and Communists."

"lt's also an established fact that there exists another well-organized group of which you're obviously a member: The lnternational Conspiracy of Horses' Asses"

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And all this could collapse due to a cyberattack, some future regime carrying out an Iran-style internet blackout or just some catastrophic failure.

I think we should be more worried about this (2/2)

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Last night, due to a fault on my home landline, I had no internet access. Mobile reception inside my flat is very poor so I couldn't use tethering.

It's surprising how much I rely on the internet for so many things, from listening to the radio to ordering a library book to checking an address.

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