Unfortunately, he delegated it to his son, and the movie was awful.
Unfortunately, he delegated it to his son, and the movie was awful.
Mother earth ...
You could solve the persistent mis-gendering issue by referring to her as Princess Michael of Brent.
While I'm away, Michael has helpfully alphabetised my ancient CD collection
I still cherish the memory of our daughter dressed as Rorshach from Watchmen, in a charity shop trenchcoat and homemade mask. Adorable.
A river with trees alongside. Grass beyond.
Here is the view on the other side of the hoarding.
A flat construction site with red and yellow diggers like kids' toys. A line of trees marks the river.
The site of the Waynflete Building. Construction of the new Quad is about to begin. Materials from the old building are being crushed and incorporated into the foundations. Immediately beyond the hoarding is the River Cherwell. Most student rooms will have river views.
Basically the same grammar as Hobbits, then
Not me...
My daughter, m'lud
CW: savagery
Proto-Bullingdon
In 1400, Oxford had a population of 6,000 and about 6 killings a year. Triple that of London and York.
Why was it so violent?
Students got off with impunity, as they had clerical privileges!
Nice evidence on institutions
Very large indeed.
A lifetime of curls...it's the only thing Ive found that makes a difference to the frizz situation.
A photo of St David in stained glass
Dydd GΕ΅yl Dewi Hapus i chi gyd
Interdimensional Portal Of The Week.
Grey cat in a basin. Hunkered down.
Relatable
It's worth scaling the Northern heights to see it.
Hello Twatcat
Ssh! he might hear you
Sunset view of a great city. Pink clouds and the evening sun highlighting the buildings. A wood and grass in the foreground.
The London evening skyline from Hampstead Heath, near Kenwood.
His name is Ozymandias, known as Ozzy!
In troubling times like these, we need a leader
This cat might fix me but I'm stuck in this place so I shall vicariously fawn
Monstrous.
It is a conference table not a dining table.
Grey cat sitting on a table, gazing pensively onto the middle distance. He has amber eyes and pronounced cheeks. A luxuriant mane, and a walrus moustache.
Nobly gracing the table
Our latest newsletter is the Clariwn Rhydychen. (βOxford Clarionβ in Welsh!)
π University honorary degrees
π§ Queen Street crazy paving
π City centre traffic is down
πΌ St Davidβs Day events
Plus walking and cycling, election musings and more. Read online or subscribe: oxfordclarion.uk/clariwn-rhyd...
Formidable champion of women in medical profession: ο»ΏElizabeth Garrett Anderson (1836-1917) Britain's first qualified woman physician & surgeon, co-founder & Dean of London School of Medicine for Women, first female Dean of British medical school.
Portrait: John Singer Sargent 1900, NPG London
We have woods....your bears might have a use for those?
He may have a point there