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Monthly Archives: July 2011
The Fruits of Capitalism
This is an iMac turned into a cat carrier, spotted in a Walthamstow shop this evening.
Passenger: Noun
pas·sen·ger/?pasinj?r/ Noun: A traveler on a public or private conveyance other than the driver, pilot, or crew This confirms my suspicions: Transport for London is incorrect in using the euphemism ”passenger under the train” when somebody throws themselves on the tracks. They never … Continue reading
Immigration Poster on the Tube
I thought this was pretty cool, spotted on the Tube platform. Admittedly, it is The Economist trying to show a “balanced view”, but it is nice out of context.
Some Nice Things about London
Some of the reasons I’m glad I moved from the countryside to London: Surprisingly, there is a much much higher availability of fresh, delicious food. Living with nearly eight million other people means that I’ve met someone new and interesting … Continue reading
Diana Hsieh on Moderation
This is worth watching, a nice exploration of the fallacy of calling for moderation in decision making.
Bachmann
Michelle Bachmann is not a surprise. She is an insidious anti-capitalist, but she did not come out of the blue. The Republican Party is not fit to be described as the party of freedom in the USA. Election after election, … Continue reading
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