I've always believed that some people are just born with immense natural talent. Usain Bolt has an innate aptitude for running, Stephen Fry's voice is inherently lovely, and Nigel Farage has an intrinsically smackable mug.
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| As has been noted. |
Friday, 25 November 2016
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Tuesday, 8 November 2016
Democrageddon 2016: The Voteocalypse
Well folks, we made it: Election Day 2016 is finally upon us! (if that exclamation point seems a little forced or sarcastic, it absolutely is)
Thursday, 29 September 2016
44 Observations Whilst Watching Aloha
Welcome back. In this post, I'll be looking at the infamously crappy film Aloha.
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| Smugness: The Movie |
Wednesday, 28 September 2016
Best of the Crests: Highs and Lows in Football Badges
No wait, come back!
In this author's humble opinion, football badges are an underappreciated art. Much in the same sense that flags are a unique opportunity to symbolically represent a country, so too are club badges. To see how much these little bits of colourful fabric matter, just look at how worked up some fans get when clubs propose changing their badges (admittedly, those two examples are both from Liverpudlian clubs, so perhaps it's just the usual Scouse histrionics).
In this author's humble opinion, football badges are an underappreciated art. Much in the same sense that flags are a unique opportunity to symbolically represent a country, so too are club badges. To see how much these little bits of colourful fabric matter, just look at how worked up some fans get when clubs propose changing their badges (admittedly, those two examples are both from Liverpudlian clubs, so perhaps it's just the usual Scouse histrionics).
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| Bastions of enlightened, well-reasoned thought |
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