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andrewducker) wrote2015-07-09 12:00 pm
andrewducker) wrote2015-07-09 12:00 pm
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Interesting Links for 09-07-2015
- Fireworks over Los Angeles look like something out of Blade Runner
- What was the worst PR move in history?
- Hellenism and the History of Homosexuality
- UK Budget - it's becoming harder to tell the Conservatives and Labour apart
- Expat families torn apart by UK visa requirements
- The budget is merciful! If your third child is the result of rape then they won't have to starve!
- Women Are Fighting Boob Censorship By Photoshopping Themselves With Male Nipples
- Budget 2015: Five things you need to know about the 'living' wage
- Labour backs four-year public sector pay cap
- Budget 2015: Rent reforms 'will massively constrain' efforts to build affordable homes
- Nobel Prize Winner Peter Higgs Regrets Fielding Your Physics-Based Dungeons and Dragons Questions.
- The Most Influential Media, According to TvTropes/Google
- The original Akira trailer, remade with Simpsons characters. Behold Bartkira!
- Everything You Know About Boys and Video Games Is Wrong
- As a means of catching ZIM fans up to speed, Jhonen Vasquez introduces...Recap Kid!
- Why Tumblr-speech is linguistically exciting
- How to make fake breasts
- The TWA Terminal has gorgeous architecture
- Gullane and the East Lothian Question
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I am reminded of the village of Aveton Gifford back home. 2 works, each with two pronounciations, giving a village divided 4 ways on the name.
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