@hollyamory Think you'll enjoy this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=viRVFxvXSss
Video about sign language, so you'll want a screen where you can actually follow it, which I appreciate is not easy for you.
@hollyamory Think you'll enjoy this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=viRVFxvXSss
Video about sign language, so you'll want a screen where you can actually follow it, which I appreciate is not easy for you.
Aaargh, I've lost my passport and my office is such a mess that I can't be sure whether it's here under a pile of other crap or not.
Aaaargh, feel really insecure.
I know it's not Saturday, but I was ill.
#SubSat The Guardian's RSS feeds are ace: https://www.theguardian.com/help/feeds
Can I particularly recommend Marina Hyde https://www.theguardian.com/profile/marinahyde/rss and Victoria Coren https://www.theguardian.com/profile/victoriacoren/rss
Picking a new computer:
1998: "Everything's twice as fast as it was last year! So much choice! So many options!"
2018: "OK, so which of these fucking things is the least broken?"
There are 435 seats in the US House of Representatives, all up for election in November.
The Democratic Party has just got an officially-filed candidate in the 417th seat, meaning that there are only 18 uncontested Republicans as of now. There were 28 such in 2016, and there's still a fair amount of time for more to step forward in super-safe GOP districts.
I've read a fair bit by people on various bits of the right - the conservative right, the far right and the libertarian right (which are three different things), and the thing that strikes me about all of these bar some really hard-core libertarians is how much they are instinctively hierarchial.
Much of the right really doesn't get the concept of equality at an emotional level.