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1119 of my comments have received 1224 Great Feedback votes

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Delightful, Turlough. Ah, the

Posted on Thu, 30 May 2024

Delightful, Turlough. Ah, the joys of 1970s cuisine. And being able to get into a gig for a quid! And those gig regrets. I'll never forget a friend who, at age 16, hitch-hiked/blagged his way all the way from Liverpool to the Isle of Wight...

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Pick of the Day

Posted on Mon, 27 May 2024

This beautiful poem is our Facebook and X Pick of the Day! Please do share if you enjoy it too.

Picture free to use from Wikimedia Commons: https://...

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One of my favourite things is

Posted on Mon, 27 May 2024

One of my favourite things is watching a summer evening turn to dusk. This is so beautiful and will be a lovely thing to turn to when, as today, the summer evening is one of belting rain and clouds!

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This is such an emotionally

Posted on Sat, 25 May 2024

This is such an emotionally charged but also very sweet story. This is my first reading of it but I know I will return to it. Great response to the IP.

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Ha! I'm a Silver Surfer,

Posted on Mon, 27 May 2024

Ha! I'm a Silver Surfer, apparently. I mean, not Jason Connery, obviously - nice bloke but couldn't act for toffees. I'm not sure Michael Praed could act either but who the hell cared?

Although chronologically I should be Senior Citizen,...

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Posted in Who Is Your Robin Hood?

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Absolutely love this. It's a

Posted on Tue, 21 May 2024

Absolutely love this. It's a completely engrossing stand-alone, and part of me really wants you to develop it, while part of me just likes the way it ends there, with all those possibilities for each reader to imagine for themselves. A really...

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It was depressing hearing

Posted on Fri, 24 May 2024

It was depressing hearing Starmer on the radio this morning, today's lesson in obfuscation starteth here. I'll still vote for them though, partly because my local Labour MP is a good constituency MP, and partly because...yes, Get The Bastards Out...

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Really interesting story,

Posted on Fri, 24 May 2024

Really interesting story, Paul, with some solid Oppenheimer research. I understand he was tormented later in life by what he had contributed to. Eternal atonement is a terrifying thing to contemplate.

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Such a lovely, witty read, as

Posted on Mon, 13 May 2024

Such a lovely, witty read, as ever. You do realise that now all of ABC Tales have adopted Snezhinka and await an update as a matter of urgency. I sympathise with the bathroom sealant situation - recently had something similar when the carpet in...

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Pick of the Day

Posted on Tue, 30 Apr 2024

This lovely and thoughtful poem is our Facebook and X Pick of the Day!

Picture by Jastrow, free to use at Wikimedia Commons: https://commons.wikimedia....

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