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@jonnelledge.bsky.social
Annoying journalist, bestselling author, sweary podcaster and so forth. New Book: 31 Inventions That Built Our World (UK, out now) / A Brief History of Cities in 32 Inventions (US, 13 October).
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but James, have you considered that Argentina was a victim* of colonisation whereas Britain was an imperial power? didn't think of that did ya
Umm, the people who actually live there care rather a lot…
oh I love onomastics! Like Hansel and Gretel being the German Johnny and Peggy, Giuseppe Verde being Joe Green, Luigi Mangioni is like... Fat Lewis? And Enzo Ferrari is Harry Smith
Areas which are, in functional economic terms, a single city, have ended up divided into multiple states, and there’s nothing anyone can do about it. Or is there?
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*sniff It does go on, Bill.
yes of course i'm not arguing with that,what bothers me is that they start the junction numbering at 10
"zygote"
does the junction numbering bother you too
I take every chance I get to make fun of the Telegraph, but credit where it's due.
It's non fiction.
I should take advantage of the opportunity here to say that I have a book. It’s sold considerably more than 106 copies but I would definitely like to sell some more and if you hate everything Braverman stands for, you’ll enjoy it. geni.us/BreakingMicW...
oh, you modern girls
i don't mean to brag, but... I've outsold her 😎
be fair Stephen obviously they're excited have you seen the polls? they're a clear third!
Canterbury or Hippo?
But Emily loved him.
oh mate I'm so sorry x
Happened before, you know. In the midst 19th century, Ceres, Eris etc all assumed to be planets.
I'm saying I think the closeness is *why* there was no attempt to be conciliatory.