When it comes to hiring, I will die on this hill: With the right foundational skills, you can teach a person how to do tasks for a job. You cannot teach someone how to be a good person and a delight to work with.

The fact we have so many words and phrases for being tired tells you a lot about Britain.

Naught but a leap to the left And thanne a clockwyse tread; Put thyne handes on thyne hippes, And be thy knees yn-gatheréd: Lo, it ys the pelvique thruste That maketh mirth a-doun to rayne - Let us do the tyme warpe agayne!

Me trying to get my trainer on without undoing the laces x.com/ilydari0z/stat…

i have a number of serious questions

There's another world under water.

All the leves are broun And the skye ys graye Ich have a-walkinge been On thys wynteres daye Ich sholde have right good cheer Yf Ich were yn L.A. O! California dreaminge On swich a wynteres daye

That was some wind last night!

Many Tories argue nobody should be forced to pay for the BBC. Meanwhile, I'm forced to pay for nuclear weapons, religiously-affiliated schools, the royal family and the House of Lords.

An adult is a person who keeps ibuprofen in more than one place.

Behold, a quick celebration for making it to the middle of the week. Good morrow to thee.

Did you know that Red Pandas use their tails as pillows?

DAMNIT

I love that the Appalachians are part of the same mountain range as the mountains of Scotland, I love that those mountains are older than bones, I love that the last woolly mammoth died after the pyramids were built, the world is just so strange and I love learning about it.

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Timeline Cleanse: red pandas

«The only thing we can be sure of about the future, is that it will be absolutely fantastic». — Arthur C. Clarke on BBC's Horizon, 1964

had this sitting in the drafts from a year ago. idk what to call this effect but i find it interesting. if your team retro is full of "small potatoes" complaints it's because you're on one end of a bell curve. the problem is: which end