Pete Smith
@reddite.bsky.social
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Research support librarian. PhD in public engagement in universities. TTRPGs, boardgames, SFF, paper and ink making.
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Details of my book, including link to first chapter.
elgarpublishing.bsky.social
NEW | The Public Understanding of Law: The University and Public Engagement

Peter Smith @reddite.bsky.social Sheffield Hallam University, UK

More information ➡️ www.e-elgar.com/shop/isbn/97...

The Introduction is free to read on Elgaronline ➡️ doi.org/10.4337/9781...
reddite.bsky.social
"Our key suspects are hiding out in Sweden, we believe."
"Stockholm?"
"Yes, he has an alibi, but Aitken and Waterman are still at large."
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"I hear he's very self-regarding and manipulative."
"No, they say he's a *Narsilist*"
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*insert organic vs inorganic joke here*
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Beastie Boys in the chat - BISIC ILCOMATIONS

To save water you need some
BARKELS
It's in a bucket see how it
SPARKELS
reddite.bsky.social
As I said to another colleagues, I feel for teachers, I really do, the pressure is immense. BUT STILL...
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I feel for teachers, I really do, the pressure is immense. BUT STILL...
reddite.bsky.social
RAIN RAIN BARKELS
SIMPLICE RAIN RAIN BARKELS

Alright stop collablabate and listn
Teach is back with a brand new inventation
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Good news on the show, good choice on the drink.
reddite.bsky.social
Comes with white noise generator as standard
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🎶Slaanesh is icumen in
Lewdly sing 'CUCU'🎶
mthrjo.bsky.social
“Singing the Warhammer”
mangmangmang.bsky.social
People are always rightly pointing out that Warhammer contributes more to the British economy than the fishing industry, but the problem is that there just aren't very many folk songs about Warhammer
reddite.bsky.social
THEY'RE JUST GOOD PALS, SARAH. GOOD PALS ADMIRING EACH OTHERS' WEAPONS.
reddite.bsky.social
Somewhere a copy of last resort will likely exist for physical books, probably more than one copy will exist in libraries- both communal and personal
reddite.bsky.social
*My* books feature a wide array of food and drink stains, sections which are held in by hope, creased spines...
reddite.bsky.social
1st of the Five Laws of Library Science-

Books Are For Use

If it's *your* book, have at it.

If it's a *communal* book, sure, take some care of it. But over time, the book will look- well- *used* When it is too used, we will replace or retire it.
scriblit.bsky.social
Bunch of people responding to this saying that to let a book look well thumbed/dog eared is to disrespect it & I'm sitting them with ppl who think cricket is exciting in the 'I don't understand you guys at all' box.
Does the author/estate get paid?
Did you read/hear it?
Then you respected it!
nick-pettigrew.bsky.social
The veneration of Books As Objects misses the point entirely. If you're reading a book, turn the corners down, break the spine, spill soup on it. It's your book, go nuts. A pristine, unread book is a tragedy in a way that a beloved, much-read book that looks like the dog's been at it could never be.
reddite.bsky.social
kids' lives get non-Euclidean as they get older 😀
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🎶so things don't move on
your fabric needs to be strong🎶
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🎶they just will break through
there's no talking to you🎶
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*Cher voice* Do you UNDERSTAND the logistics of dick and balls?
reddite.bsky.social
"Cross pattée?"
"yeah, and there's an iron cross."
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I really enjoyed @moudhy.bsky.social's "Between Two Rivers"
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Just to to the @moudhy.bsky.social Ancient Babylonians episode in my You're Dead To Me catch up :) @gregjenner.bsky.social
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This is beautifully whimsical, so I am bracing myself for the next post to be something so terrifyingly perverse the human mind refuses to comprehend it for fear of rending itself asunder
brainmage.bsky.social
Weird how bowler hats are just hats but molar hats are crowns
reddite.bsky.social
"Here we see that we still in the Very Long 17th Century, in which horror at the graffitiing of the holy spaces reflects a wider horror at the removal of beauty as an indicator of holiness. In this Letraset paper hurled into a Sealed Knot re-enactment, I will..."
mthrjo.bsky.social
I’ll be honest, I don’t think this is my cup of tea (though it’s hard to judge off the back of one photo!)

But it’s certainly not a desecration (and graffiti, generally of a less theologically engaged nature, has often been part of the story of historic churches).
churchtimes.bsky.social
A Graffiti -style installation in #CanterburyCathedral has drawn strong public criticism before it has officially opened 🎨⛪

#churchnews #churchart #churchtimes