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When a dude with an accordion rolls up on a lawnmower, you know it’s about to get real.
Steve’n’Seagulls turn “Thunderstruck” into a hoedown and I am here for it.
When life gives you lemons, write a strong letter to life saying you didn’t order any lemons and you’re very disappointed with the service. Life will then say you’re a valued customer and send you a voucher for more lemons.
Two types of people:
1. Those who pop the two paracetamol that are next to each other and next to the empty spaces left by the last two
2. Those who just pop two at random and mess up the whole sequence WHAT is wrong with you?!
I never thought I would change my name when I got married— I was the first (medical) Dr. Newton in my family and I’m very proud of that. But, when presented with the opportunity to say “Hi, I’m Dr. Sleeper and I’ll be your anesthesiologist,” I just couldn’t pass it up!
Word of the day is another old favourite.
A 'mumpsimus' (16th century) is someone who insists that they are right, despite clear evidence that they are not.
Levels of saying “I want to leave”:
1. Sitting on edge of sofa
2. Looking at watch
3. Saying “is that the time?”
4. Slapping thighs
5. Saying “right”
6. Placing mug near sink
7. Putting on coat
8. Saying “right” again
You’re staying for at least another hour at this point.
Before 3D printing there was the photo sculpture, a process invented in the XIX century for the reproducing subjects in 3-dimensions by taking a series of photos in the round. This is a 1939 footage
[📹 British Paté: https://t.co/UOyOoHDaf7]
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