Don't know/use the LJR, cos the spoons next door to Foyles is just too handy/cheap.
Also too far, for me anyway. I've been going to the Friend at Hand recently, lots of tourists but pretty good food. It was TS Eliot's local too.
Don't know/use the LJR, cos the spoons next door to Foyles is just too handy/cheap.
CLASSY supermarket Waitrose has completely lost it after everyone took the piss with its free hot drinks.
The company had previously issued a masterfully passive-aggressive statement reminding loyalty card holders to buy a lovely cake if they wanted to linger with their complimentary coffee, which everyone ignored.
A Waitrose spokesman said: “Jesus Christ. It’s a coffee machine, not a metal teat.
“We thought you were reasonable people with nice cul-de-sac homes and an innate sense of decency. But no, you are a tick-like bunch of parasites, bloated on milk and caffeine that we paid for.
“Scum is a strong word but also an appropriate one for you people.
“This is not your second home, it is a supermarket. Drink your drinks and begone. You may stay for eight minutes’ max or we kick them out of your hands.
“If you want somewhere to sit all day wallowing in your own self-loathing we can point you to the nearest Wetherspoon.”
He added: “We created a beautiful supermarket and you have sullied it. It’s like Adam and Eve, except with a latte instead of an apple.
“Anyway it’s all ruined now. We’re locking the doors and all the nice things shall rot inside.”
Weirdos and their book filled bookshop how are you. Lest we forget, the guardian bookshop was flogging that anti-semitic conspiraloonery until we made them stop.Opposite the Podemos office, there’s a book shop run by some of its activists. Browsing through it feels like you’ve stepped into a time-machine: there are collections of Lenin’s works, and books on the Italian communist thinker Antonio Gramsci and the French 19th-century revolutionary Louise Michel.
Little bit contra.Iglesias and his close circle of friends in the Podemos leadership have spent time in Venezuela and Bolivia in the last decade, some of them acting as advisers to regimes whose democratic credentials aren’t exactly solid. Questions have been raised in the Spanish media about financial dealings from the regime of the late Venezuelan leader Hugo Chávez, whom Iglesias has expressed admiration for.
But the impression of ideological muddle endures. During the Maidan protests in Ukraine, Iglesias largely came down on the side of Putin’s propaganda. And when Syriza formed a coalition with the antisemitic, far-right Independent Greek party, Iglesias defended it as “a programmatic choice”.
Good shit from former Le Monde editor Natalie Nougayrède. A product of elite schools and all the rest as far as I can make out.
Weirdos and their book filled bookshop how are you. Lest we forget, the guardian bookshop was flogging that anti-semitic conspiraloonery until we made them stop.
Little bit contra.
the problem is the front page list of stories are all text, no pictures and no headline-to-subtext - it all just turns into a blur of text - i find it impossible to focus on to read
its pandering to phone and tablet users
this isnt just a case of getting used to a new design i dont think
*The Al JAzeera site is all messed up too - theyve gotten rid of the regions from the front page
yeah exactly that (though the bbc site is consistently news free on the front pages)I agree. I look at the front page now but nothing tempts me to click on the stories to read them. I've started reading BBC for news instead, but that's not a perfect replacement. Any other recommendations for news sites?
Presumably when you go to a normal bookshops all their books date from the last five years. Also there will be nothing in the economics section by or about Adam Smith, Ricardo etc.Leftwing bookshop sells left wing books shock!!!
Didn't see your post coley - great minds and all that.
I.e 52 chances to point out that i'm part of an elite globe-trotting humanity saving bubble and that i'm fantastic. I'm better than you in fact. And you. And i juggle this with a family life. You're all cunts compared to me.52 reasons not to date an aid worker:
http://www.theguardian.com/global-d...2-reasons-not-to-date-an-aid-worker?CMP=fb_gu
39. When arguing, you will be nicknamed after some dictator you never heard of before, and won’t be able to complain without having to put up with a condescending “What do you mean you don’t know who he is?”
NB, link contains slightly NSFW image.
I.e 52 chances to point out that i'm part of an elite globe-trotting humanity saving bubble and that i'm fantastic. I'm better than you in fact. And you. And i juggle this with a family life. You're all cunts compared to me.
Look at this actual line:
Angélica Arbulu has been a humanitarian for over 12 years.
Strategic Analysis on best practices & Lesson Learned through the MDG Fund
UNDP
September 2013 – March 2014 (7 months) Greater New York City Area
In charge of synthesis and analysis on achievements by thematic window and lessons learned of the MDG Fund programmes. In charge of drafting executive summary and three chapters from the final report. (September 2013- April 2014)
Only when Ukrainian military defence can plausibly hold Russian offence to a stalemate will a negotiated settlement become possible. Sometimes it takes guns to stop the guns.
Won’t such arms supplies further nourish a Russian paranoia of encirclement? Yes, but Putin is feeding the paranoia already, untroubled by the facts.
Hope you told him to Czech his privilegeA while ago I found myself beside a bloke in the pub who described himself as "a bohemian".
well, Katy Perry is at least more popular here than American bloody Football - which nobody gives a shit about
A rhetorical question, I presume?
52 reasons not to date an aid worker:
http://www.theguardian.com/global-d...2-reasons-not-to-date-an-aid-worker?CMP=fb_gu
39. When arguing, you will be nicknamed after some dictator you never heard of before, and won’t be able to complain without having to put up with a condescending “What do you mean you don’t know who he is?”
NB, link contains slightly NSFW image.
Well yeah, I had a look at the route. V.expensive unis -> financial sector multinationals -> UN gravy train.A rhetorical question, I presume?
it disrupts the american mediocre shows schedule and leaves me with nothing that weekendwell, Katy Perry is at least more popular here than American bloody Football - which nobody gives a shit about
Look at this actual line:
Angélica Arbulu has been a humanitarian for over 12 years.
Cities in culture: has Sheffield finally shaken off its Full Monty image?
http://www.theguardian.com/cities/2...field-finally-shaken-off-its-full-monty-image
how long is a piece of string? I'm not sure how to compare it.How popular is your blog?, just interested
just say it's very popular with people who read ithow long is a piece of string? I'm not sure how to compare it.
Steady on.There may be 52 reasons not to date an aid worker, but there are also at least that many arguments for becoming romantically involved with those courageous, compassionate and slightly crazy characters.
Wtf. Wanna bet?Other persuasive justifications are that you’ll never be bored by an aid worker
Here here. I agree with all of that. Glad that someone else thinks standing up to piss is daft.Going down the pan indeed, just make sure you're sitting.
http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2015/feb/06/take-a-stand-against-the-urinal?CMP=fb_gu