He also possesses a self-deprecating Twitter account that is infinitely more entertaining than his discography. He knows his music is a weapon, and he isn't afraid to use it against his own ego.
I never knew @JamesBlunt was the hero we didn't deserve
According to the AI
He wrote a song about seeing an ex on the undergound that was played so relentlessly in 2005 it was classified as a psychological hazard under international law.
@RevRichardColes I think it's related to jus exclusivae https://t.co/0NCWtey3kT certain Catholic monarchs had the right to veto papal appointments. The sumptuary laws of the papal state gave a carve out to those Monarchs wives
@Dazinold@FeCoNi_science@theAliceRoberts This is more of a philosophical question. What happened before we could observe something. If science did observe it - then the question just gets reset. What happened before we observed the thing we didn't before
@AlexHorne I know you love perverse units can I offer you the Starship Super Heavy booster unit, standing 70.7m (232 feet) tall. At 2.03 m tall, Taskmaster is 28.71micro starships tall and that's even more impressive.
@geoff19542@LouiseLearJones@rosBIGWRITING Apropos the rule follower/breaker question.
1 Tie not done up.
2 Shirt tail out.
Not acceptable in a school with high standards and expectations for their learners
@rosBIGWRITING I told him it was unacceptable behaviour. I checked him out and he showed me a broken wrist as an explanation. His tie was done up and shirt tail tucked in. I told him that I wouldn't take it further because he was following other school rules and to be more respectful of school
@rosBIGWRITING I work in a school and I'd advise the young man to tuck in his shirt tail and do up his tie properly. Make sure he does that before speaking to staff. Without knowing all facts, the consequence seems extreme. A boy in my school kicked a door open right in front of me.
@jack_goulder@gdnlongread Hi @jack_goulder I work in School IT and I saw how you lamented how hard it was to observe a patient in School. Could you use CCTV to capture behaviour in classrooms. You would need the support of the school, and GDPR consent from parent of other children, Seems possible in 2024