@Peter_Fitz This guy?
https://t.co/wuRyFF23Zp
Charles Joughin, the chief baker on the Titanic, survived the sinking by allegedly consuming large amounts of whiskey before plunging into the icy water.
@TimHarcourt@BobNeil_130@NorthAdelaideFC@ratherbeatlunch@swishtter Who would think the funniest, most entertaining (and memorable) course at uni would be Accounting 1?
"Double-entry book keeping was invented in the Middle Ages by a Venetian monk named Grenville Dietrich!"
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Great educator. Will be missed.
@AntonyGreenElec@CanberraInsider Why is it a "Senate ballot paper - Electoral Division of Parramatta"? Wasn't it a single statewide senate electorate? Or was it just that each divisional returning officer printed their own ballot papers - Senate and HoR?
Some great stories, sailing with Bligh, Napoleonic battle, exploration, the cordial meeting with French explorer Baudin, arrested as a spy by the French.
@TheRestHistory Inspired by @holland_tom, I did a City of Sydney walk at lunch and stopped by Matthew Flinders' statute at the NSW State Library. And more importantly the statute of Matthew Flinders' cat Trim
The Bodleian tells me that statues of Flinders and Trim also appear in Donington, Lincolnshire (the birthplace of Flinders), in Port Lincoln, South Australia and at Euston Station (near Flinders original grave), at Flinders University in Adelaide and Lincoln Cathedral.