@joppenflopper for the next "judging movies by their first shot" you should send him like Irreversible or Victoria (something not too recognisable) and see how long it takes him to realise it's just a one shot film. (Initially thought rope but it's got a single cut at the start)
@samreich Do you ever get that feeling that - no matter how much you try to recatch the feeling - something will never quite reach the heights of the first time? Introducing the inflatable dartboard! Now, with one throw, your darts games can forever bear the mark of saggy melancholy.
I did not #askanarchivist, but the @UAW_Archivist just showed me this extremely amazing SEIU song, likely from the 1992 convention. Here's a short clip of it that has every right to be so good.
@PrimordiaINight@Axuo_@Hbomberguy Yeah. My point is that by disallowing prepaid phones, they have probably inadvertently caused more smurfs to find out how to bypass it.
@josh_morgans @Tombgrs98@cleantechwales@Bryzee10@Haggis_UK@torryquine@WHO Yes, and other countries would look better. There are other problems with using any figure such as population density (which also helps the UKs argument), but that's not something so simple I'd expect people on twitter to get right.
@josh_morgans @Tombgrs98@cleantechwales@Bryzee10@Haggis_UK@torryquine@WHO I don't actually, unless I'm replying to someone who's also using absolute figures, because even though it doesn't take into account population, it's still the correct context for what's been said before. Use the right figures to back up your statements, don't willingly mislead.
@josh_morgans @Tombgrs98@cleantechwales@Bryzee10@Haggis_UK@torryquine@WHO I'm literally only telling you how to make your figure not misleading. This data is available for free in Excel format online, you could easily remake this graph in minutes. But you'd rather use the graph that makes the UK look better
@josh_morgans @Tombgrs98@cleantechwales@Bryzee10@Haggis_UK@torryquine@WHO That's outright false. Like i said, absolute figures will make the UKs numbers look high because we have a large population. So comparing our absolute testing figures to the absolute figures of countries with a smaller population makes us look better