Please do tell her, with my best regards. Mum would've loved this connection, thank you!
Please do tell her, with my best regards. Mum would've loved this connection, thank you!
Indian Cooking (book) by Lalita Ahmed (1981) on a table with a bay tree branch to the right and cut flowers behind.
My mum gave me your mum's cookbook when I left home many years ago, and I still use it. Precious memories.
I still haven't seen that film. Keep meaning to though.
For our international friends: The VR logo stands for Victoria Regina (Queen Victoria).
Raiding the Quakers again.
Mr Scarry? Initial 'R'? Yes sir we have something for you.
Lord Nelson was 5ft 6in. His statue is 17ft 4in.
Thatβs Horatio of 3:1.
I'm building a bot for replies. Calling it Reply GAIs
Perhaps of interest to anyone want to work with the Anarchism Research Group @anarchismresgroup.bsky.social IRPH is also the home of the journal Anarchist Studies. @anarchiststudies.bsky.social
I write that on here a lot these days
Welcome to academia and doing stuff like that for the rest of your life!
Yeah it's like Robin Hood, King Arthur, Henry VIII... probably composites of well known bandits/kings/Marxists of the time rather than a real person
And if you get a 2:1 from Cambridge you automatically get a master's as well (no criticism from me!)
What breed - Breezer?
A nun on the run, if you will.
Hope they can get thru this π
Exactly what I noticed
What about printing it on a T shirt and wearing the T shirt? Asking for a friend.
Maternal grandad: Ambulance driver during WW2, dispatch rider in Sicily in WW2, tile factory worker, lorry factory parts buyer. Paternal: French polisher, car factory watchman, car factory paint sprayer.
@alcs.co.uk time again fellow authors
@awcohen.bsky.social
It's not the rejection that bothers me, it's the waste of time and effort.
Staff at UK universities (solidarity)
"...it's 'Fly Fishing' by J.R. Hartley."
A photo of entertainers Little and Large. Largeβs face has been blanked out and a question mark placed over it.
this photo leaves little to the imagination
This book is all about the racket/union nexus in Chicago during the period you mention
Destroy deny dismantle death destruction find fix fair fight complete control people purpose much made too terrified decimated destroyed defeated people pay the price offensive operations power in place stalling scheming preparing to strike courage contribution
(I mean Hegseth not the poster here)
When did "without mercy" become something to be proud of?
When did "without mercy" become something to be proud of?