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They will all blame Lachlan Murdoch.
November 28, 2025 at 7:01 PM
They will all blame Lachlan Murdoch.
Sorry, about the job news.
However, it has become an ambition of mine to read all the Dickens Christmas novellas.
I searched for film versions. I found this one.
It lands somewhere between sweet and weird.
youtu.be/8EVxMZtOGoA
However, it has become an ambition of mine to read all the Dickens Christmas novellas.
I searched for film versions. I found this one.
It lands somewhere between sweet and weird.
youtu.be/8EVxMZtOGoA
November 28, 2025 at 3:30 PM
Sorry, about the job news.
However, it has become an ambition of mine to read all the Dickens Christmas novellas.
I searched for film versions. I found this one.
It lands somewhere between sweet and weird.
youtu.be/8EVxMZtOGoA
However, it has become an ambition of mine to read all the Dickens Christmas novellas.
I searched for film versions. I found this one.
It lands somewhere between sweet and weird.
youtu.be/8EVxMZtOGoA
There are hundreds of browsers.
In the old days, such information would have lead me
on a mission to find them all.
But not now...
In the old days, such information would have lead me
on a mission to find them all.
But not now...
November 26, 2025 at 10:42 PM
There are hundreds of browsers.
In the old days, such information would have lead me
on a mission to find them all.
But not now...
In the old days, such information would have lead me
on a mission to find them all.
But not now...
Q : Have you ever been a hack writer?
I mean it in it's most positive meaning?
Someone who writes in many genres
using either a pseudonym or a house
name.
A former next door neighbour wrote
Mills and Boons.
Another former neighbour was a Daily Express
journalist who later founded Hemlock.
I mean it in it's most positive meaning?
Someone who writes in many genres
using either a pseudonym or a house
name.
A former next door neighbour wrote
Mills and Boons.
Another former neighbour was a Daily Express
journalist who later founded Hemlock.
November 26, 2025 at 5:01 PM
Q : Have you ever been a hack writer?
I mean it in it's most positive meaning?
Someone who writes in many genres
using either a pseudonym or a house
name.
A former next door neighbour wrote
Mills and Boons.
Another former neighbour was a Daily Express
journalist who later founded Hemlock.
I mean it in it's most positive meaning?
Someone who writes in many genres
using either a pseudonym or a house
name.
A former next door neighbour wrote
Mills and Boons.
Another former neighbour was a Daily Express
journalist who later founded Hemlock.
That is like me calling for the banning of Bill Forsyth films, because of having a bad dating experience with
'Comfort and Joy.'
The film is excellent, much better than other festive themed
films.
'Comfort and Joy.'
The film is excellent, much better than other festive themed
films.
November 23, 2025 at 1:36 PM
That is like me calling for the banning of Bill Forsyth films, because of having a bad dating experience with
'Comfort and Joy.'
The film is excellent, much better than other festive themed
films.
'Comfort and Joy.'
The film is excellent, much better than other festive themed
films.
Enjoyed the last episode.
It was immediately followed by an ad for
an In-home animal euthanasia service.
That, pesky algorithm.
It was immediately followed by an ad for
an In-home animal euthanasia service.
That, pesky algorithm.
November 20, 2025 at 4:20 PM
Enjoyed the last episode.
It was immediately followed by an ad for
an In-home animal euthanasia service.
That, pesky algorithm.
It was immediately followed by an ad for
an In-home animal euthanasia service.
That, pesky algorithm.
I have always thought Richard Adams to be a misogynist.
He wrote, 'Girl on a Swing', which supports this opinion.
He wrote, 'Girl on a Swing', which supports this opinion.
November 19, 2025 at 5:39 PM
I have always thought Richard Adams to be a misogynist.
He wrote, 'Girl on a Swing', which supports this opinion.
He wrote, 'Girl on a Swing', which supports this opinion.
Rationing ended in Britain on 4th July 1954.
Coincidently the official date of the star of
nostalgia in Britain.
Does he remember where he was when the bacon was freed?
Coincidently the official date of the star of
nostalgia in Britain.
Does he remember where he was when the bacon was freed?
November 17, 2025 at 4:06 PM
Rationing ended in Britain on 4th July 1954.
Coincidently the official date of the star of
nostalgia in Britain.
Does he remember where he was when the bacon was freed?
Coincidently the official date of the star of
nostalgia in Britain.
Does he remember where he was when the bacon was freed?
At the time there were not just 'Celts', and Romans in Britain.
It was the Empires last stop. There were, Thracians, Nubians, Egyptians, Palestinians, Greeks to name but
a few.
It was the Empires last stop. There were, Thracians, Nubians, Egyptians, Palestinians, Greeks to name but
a few.
November 17, 2025 at 10:31 AM
At the time there were not just 'Celts', and Romans in Britain.
It was the Empires last stop. There were, Thracians, Nubians, Egyptians, Palestinians, Greeks to name but
a few.
It was the Empires last stop. There were, Thracians, Nubians, Egyptians, Palestinians, Greeks to name but
a few.
The decahedrons found are metal, these would have
had value so would have been passed on.
If it was a commonly used device there may have been wooden versions. Wooden ones have been less likely to survive.
had value so would have been passed on.
If it was a commonly used device there may have been wooden versions. Wooden ones have been less likely to survive.
November 17, 2025 at 10:31 AM
The decahedrons found are metal, these would have
had value so would have been passed on.
If it was a commonly used device there may have been wooden versions. Wooden ones have been less likely to survive.
had value so would have been passed on.
If it was a commonly used device there may have been wooden versions. Wooden ones have been less likely to survive.
I think there is an example in a Ladybird book which
detailed things for children to make. There it was called
a knitting machine.
Cannot remember the exact process, but I remember
that the cord fell out of the bottom.
The different sized holes would be for cords of different
diameters.
detailed things for children to make. There it was called
a knitting machine.
Cannot remember the exact process, but I remember
that the cord fell out of the bottom.
The different sized holes would be for cords of different
diameters.
November 17, 2025 at 10:31 AM
I think there is an example in a Ladybird book which
detailed things for children to make. There it was called
a knitting machine.
Cannot remember the exact process, but I remember
that the cord fell out of the bottom.
The different sized holes would be for cords of different
diameters.
detailed things for children to make. There it was called
a knitting machine.
Cannot remember the exact process, but I remember
that the cord fell out of the bottom.
The different sized holes would be for cords of different
diameters.
When I was a small boy, at school we would make cord.
We would be given a large wooden bobbin and some
pins.
First we hammered the pins into the end of bobbin
around its hole.
Then using wool we would create a cord.
After we created the cord, it would be used to create
a circular mat.
We would be given a large wooden bobbin and some
pins.
First we hammered the pins into the end of bobbin
around its hole.
Then using wool we would create a cord.
After we created the cord, it would be used to create
a circular mat.
November 17, 2025 at 10:31 AM
When I was a small boy, at school we would make cord.
We would be given a large wooden bobbin and some
pins.
First we hammered the pins into the end of bobbin
around its hole.
Then using wool we would create a cord.
After we created the cord, it would be used to create
a circular mat.
We would be given a large wooden bobbin and some
pins.
First we hammered the pins into the end of bobbin
around its hole.
Then using wool we would create a cord.
After we created the cord, it would be used to create
a circular mat.
This comes up every 5 years or so. Sigh... It is thought to resemble a Knitting Nancy.
youtu.be/76AvV601yJ0
youtu.be/76AvV601yJ0
Knitting with a Roman Dodecahedron
YouTube video by ChertineP
youtu.be
November 16, 2025 at 10:11 PM
This comes up every 5 years or so. Sigh... It is thought to resemble a Knitting Nancy.
youtu.be/76AvV601yJ0
youtu.be/76AvV601yJ0
I have never understood why anybody would want this prize.
The sponsors are very problematic, and have been for a long time.
The sponsors are very problematic, and have been for a long time.
November 16, 2025 at 5:30 PM
I have never understood why anybody would want this prize.
The sponsors are very problematic, and have been for a long time.
The sponsors are very problematic, and have been for a long time.
Algorithm's just make it up as they go along.
November 14, 2025 at 12:22 PM
Algorithm's just make it up as they go along.
Did you notice this yourself, or did somebody else look over your shoulder and say,'Alasdair are these sex criminals owned by the millionaire or employed by the millionaire'.
Blaming autocorrect is the modern equivalent of
'The dog ate my homework.'
Blaming autocorrect is the modern equivalent of
'The dog ate my homework.'
November 13, 2025 at 11:45 AM
Did you notice this yourself, or did somebody else look over your shoulder and say,'Alasdair are these sex criminals owned by the millionaire or employed by the millionaire'.
Blaming autocorrect is the modern equivalent of
'The dog ate my homework.'
Blaming autocorrect is the modern equivalent of
'The dog ate my homework.'
Rain, rain go away.
Come back on washing day.
Come back on washing day.
November 13, 2025 at 1:35 AM
Rain, rain go away.
Come back on washing day.
Come back on washing day.
With the right data AI can be used to pinpoint likely customers for any product.
Considerably reducing the need for extensive advertising and marketing departments.
Think: AI can currently sell to and buy from AI, without
human involvement.
Considerably reducing the need for extensive advertising and marketing departments.
Think: AI can currently sell to and buy from AI, without
human involvement.
November 12, 2025 at 5:06 PM
With the right data AI can be used to pinpoint likely customers for any product.
Considerably reducing the need for extensive advertising and marketing departments.
Think: AI can currently sell to and buy from AI, without
human involvement.
Considerably reducing the need for extensive advertising and marketing departments.
Think: AI can currently sell to and buy from AI, without
human involvement.
You have identified the one area of business where AI
would be perfect to use.
AI can make decisions without prejudice. Doesn't worry
if it's decisions will affect it's best buds, career or private
school fees.
would be perfect to use.
AI can make decisions without prejudice. Doesn't worry
if it's decisions will affect it's best buds, career or private
school fees.
November 12, 2025 at 5:06 PM
You have identified the one area of business where AI
would be perfect to use.
AI can make decisions without prejudice. Doesn't worry
if it's decisions will affect it's best buds, career or private
school fees.
would be perfect to use.
AI can make decisions without prejudice. Doesn't worry
if it's decisions will affect it's best buds, career or private
school fees.
I am currently re reading, The Owl Service.
Thinking, we were encouraged to read this
at junior school.
Curiously it is a subject, suitable for either of
your podcasts.
Thinking, we were encouraged to read this
at junior school.
Curiously it is a subject, suitable for either of
your podcasts.
November 12, 2025 at 12:04 PM
I am currently re reading, The Owl Service.
Thinking, we were encouraged to read this
at junior school.
Curiously it is a subject, suitable for either of
your podcasts.
Thinking, we were encouraged to read this
at junior school.
Curiously it is a subject, suitable for either of
your podcasts.