Disco Galore

At the kids craft festival for Munich's birthday and an awful lot of parents are getting wonky wooden spatulas for their birthdays.

I understand the prize is a biscuit.

Introduced Back To The Future to the kids and one of them has already pointed out that we don't have flying cars now.

Love how he attempts to steer away from the wall despite having no wheels.

You can tell a lot about an institution by what kind of books people take out of the library.

Have just found two 100-year-old books and one 150-year-old book on my bookshelves.

Why do we talk about the toilet police and not the Underwehr

This is how you lose the Time War

"One like = one dollar" and you could still spin this out for a thousand years.

You know I bet Iran would re-open the Strait of Hormuz for a trillion dollars.

The real Fall of Man was when Adam looked out at the Garden of Eden and thought "This could be a golf course."

Of course the IFG keeps the chart updated.

Everything before the "but" is intended to be ignored.

"Anyway, here's Wonderwall."

Sure Naomi will be delighted that peace is returning to Belfast.

Wow, quite the statistic.

So much of this is the establishment political class saying that all this is an exogenous phenomenon that they just have to accept while we can all see exactly who is responsible.

Mine's just a walk along a High Street.

A surprising amount of Space Law in this book alongside all the physics.

Good lord, this is desperate.

Not sure we needed this Hitchhiker's spinoff but that's Hollywood for you I guess.

Fabulous to see these early depictions of tokamaks in old texts.

Make sure you read the literature first.

Someone's really going with this.

Just astounding the press still treat him as a normal, reasonable interviewee.

These are all great guesses but it's

*drinking an espresso looking up at the Dolomites* this is just like Wikipedia

Ooh a mass extinction event

Roads are assistive technology.

The entire point of the human built environment is accessibility. Literally every technology starts as assistive technology Shoes! Glasses! Clothing! What makes things possible for someone makes things easier for everyone and all evolutionary roads lead to easy

What's your sign?

Nothing like going camping with a group of parents and the sense of relaxation you get when you realise the crying isn't for you to deal with.

Clearly a man who knows how to keep a promise

I like my beer like I like my art: dark and baroque.

Delighted to see the Google AI now pushing nonsensical crossword solutions.

Reasonable amount of fresh snow today.

FIFA are evil avaricious bastards, pass it on.

That'll do for a lunch view.

If this is actually true then he's bad at the business side of what he does and should just stop *hold on, I'm getting information that it's obvious bollocks*

Out for Sichuan tonight and the Germans can't say they weren't warned I guess.

It's depressed that none of its trials are working.

It was a good year.

During the Weimar hyperinflation, cafes and restaurants were widely busy, because there was no point in holding onto cash and people spent everything they got as fast as they could.

Sentimental memories, obvs

As an aside, indexing regulated price rises to "inflation plus a bit more" has always felt like a guaranteed way to have a set of prices perpetually accelerating ahead of any fundamentals and thus always dragging the number higher in a positive-feedback loop.

Russell Crowe's I, Claudius

Christopher Nolan’s Sappho fragment 1