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@pete thumped needs a livestreaming featureill put my next trip to the jacks on tiktok for you
what scent? I'm fascinatedIt's ridiculous. Washes (front /back), dries, nightlight, scent, warms seat. But I have to use the manual flush...like a savage
I haven't worked that bit out yetwhat scent? I'm fascinated
ill put my next trip to the jacks on tiktok for you
Just go and sit on your heated toilet seatThis cold. I just can't get the heat into me.
#youknowyouregettingold
I went to the British Museum for the first time in 2018/19 and instead of the sense of awe and “isn’t that so interesting?” that everyone around us seemed to have, my wife and I really just appreciated the sheer scale of daylight robbery the empire performed. These are the things they kept, imagine what the consumables and the human costs looked like if you were to put them under one roof?The Brits being Brits about the *Elgin marbles. The annoyance is increasing because in keep getting ads for Rapa Nui clothing. The Brits also still have an Easter island moai which I'm reminded of by Rapa Nui clothing.
The Brits being Brits about the *Elgin marbles.
I went to the British Museum for the first time in 2018/19 and instead of the sense of awe and “isn’t that so interesting?” that everyone around us seemed to have, my wife and I really just appreciated the sheer scale of daylight robbery the empire performed. These are the things they kept, imagine what the consumables and the human costs looked like if you were to put them under one roof?
There's been a slight uptick in the UK of them being called both Elgin and Parthenon marbles
Outside of England, the convention is to call them the Parthenon marbles brought to Britain by Lord Elgin, so people know what they're talking about.
They took these things, and beyond that, one of their primary reasons for not returning them is that only they can care for them properly.
Underlying that, is the Brits still don't think the Empire was that bad a thing, there's a very resilient belief that they gifted the world order out of chaos. Not a violent global enterprise that murdered and pillaged and raped and looted and burned towns, villages and cities as a matter of course.
Both of these things tell you volumes on how the English view themselves in relation to the rest of the world.
And it's pretty disgusting.
A lot of talk about Empire during Brexit and the Johnson years going by my memoryI think you vastly overestimate the amount of time most English spend thinking about the British Museum.
"As our Irish hub is not a shop, we regret to inform you that it is not possible to take this to the hub and it does need to be collected by a courier."bought a powered mixer yoke from gear4music a few months ago, seems to have stopped working properly. dropped them a mail earlier, and mentioned i live near their irish 'office', could drop it around for assessment. got a convoluted form response about collection, repair times, etc.; i just want to call aorund with it, get it confirmed that it's failed and get them to replace it. but they mention repair can take up to 60 days...
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