Maybe this score is a joke - but some quite interesting sounds, nevertheless - https://musescore.com/daforlynx/3141...m=notification
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Originally posted by Dave2002 View PostMaybe this score is a joke - but some quite interesting sounds, nevertheless - https://musescore.com/daforlynx/3141...m=notification
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Originally posted by Dave2002 View PostJust stumbled across some adverts for home offices and cabins by mistake.
The wording of this one, off eBay amused me.
Now that would be a challenge for our post lady! "Could you just help me get it out of my (Tardis) van?
Or "Sorry - your portable holiday home has got lost in the post!"
Perfect staycation holiday in current circ's though?I keep hitting the Escape key, but I'm still here!
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China is breaking Hong Kong treaty with UK, says Dominic Raab
There are more (satire worthy) quotes here https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...s-dominic-raab
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Hoping to be chortling soon with the latest issue of Beano, just picked up at the Coop while buying some milk.
It's got an 8-page pull-out section for 'grown-ups'!
I'm not sure how long it takes to get to Australia, where our godson's son has a subscription, or indeed if they get the same edition, but it will be good for us all to chortle together via Zoom/FaceTime at some point.
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A WhatsApp message from a neighbour has alerted me to this astonishing headline.
People 'turn to custard and gravy' in the pandemic.
(From the new Private Eye, but taken from the BBC News website, according to the caption.)
(But perhaps a Pedants' Paradise retort would be that that would be odd only if 'into' had been used instead of just 'to'!)
It made me smile, though.
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Originally posted by Pulcinella View PostA WhatsApp message from a neighbour has alerted me to this astonishing headline.
People 'turn to custard and gravy' in the pandemic.
(From the new Private Eye, but taken from the BBC News website, according to the caption.)
(But perhaps a Pedants' Paradise retort would be that that would be odd only if 'into' had been used instead of just 'to'!)
It made me smile, though.
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Originally posted by Pulcinella View PostA WhatsApp message from a neighbour has alerted me to this astonishing headline.
People 'turn to custard and gravy' in the pandemic.
(From the new Private Eye, but taken from the BBC News website, according to the caption.)
(But perhaps a Pedants' Paradise retort would be that that would be odd only if 'into' had been used instead of just 'to'!)
It made me smile, though.
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