@rcolvile Zak Crawley’s first-class batting average and the number of Tests he played. Perfectly explains the nation’s productivity crisis in which perception of potential doesn’t match evidence, while modern politics is similarly influenced by the “who else is there” excuse
“Most predictions on social media age as well as a glass of milk on a hot play-offs afternoon in Richmond, but I accidentally called one correctly last August.”
Read @patrick_kidd’s season review on our website https://t.co/GzhqxpfBv5
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@GrahamBrack@MadsDavies That's an interesting point, although being contactable is sort of part of the role. I suppose you can have a generic warden@stwhoever email address
@WalkerMarcus@MadsDavies And that is good advice. I just don't think it is an especially big reason why people aren't volunteering to be wardens, whereas I have heard it given as a reason to stop volunteering to do something they'd done for years without DBS out of irritation with the bureaucracy
@HackBlackburn 24 mixed red and white and prizes for a cricket match and six Bouvet Saphir for me, so technically it could all have gone but Majestic is making presumptions
Ten days ago I bought 30 bottles of wine from Majestic. Just received an email from them with the subject line “Time to restock?” How thirsty do they think I am?
Wigmore Hall is 125 years old. For the first 15 years it was called the Bechstein Hall after the piano manufacturer whose showroom was next door. But had to change its name in 1916 when the government banned “trading with the enemy”