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andrewducker) wrote2019-03-29 03:06 pm
andrewducker) wrote2019-03-29 03:06 pm
Entry tags:
- advice,
- child_abuse,
- death,
- democracy,
- diversity,
- edinburgh,
- education,
- emotion,
- environment,
- epicfail,
- europe,
- fail,
- fandom,
- funny,
- games,
- happiness,
- homosexuality,
- housing,
- language,
- law,
- lgbt,
- links,
- location,
- magic_mushrooms,
- ohforfuckssake,
- plastic,
- police,
- politics,
- satire,
- scotland,
- sheep,
- snp,
- society,
- trains,
- transport,
- uk,
- viaswampers,
- wolves
Interesting Links for 29-03-2019
- Scottish rail network spending increase in bid to improve services
- (tags:scotland trains transport )
- A surge in online child sex abuse cases is overwhelming the police
- (tags:police Child_abuse uk fail )
- 3,400 applicants for 96 homes, when Edinburgh has nearly 10,000 AirBnBs
- (tags:housing Edinburgh epicfail )
- Court's ruling means police can preventatively detain people even if they have no specific intelligence linking the individual to crime.
- (tags:law uk OhForFucksSake )
- Why Asking The People Around You Is A Crappy Way Of Seeing If Your Culture's Okay. (aka Look Where The Bullet Marks Aren't)
- (tags:fandom diversity society games magic_mushrooms )
- MPs vote for LGBT inclusive sex and relationship education from primary school
- (tags:UK education lgbt )
- Why SNP MPs abstained on Boles & Clarke amendments
- (tags:UK europe snp )
- Single Use Plastic Plates, Cutlery, Cups to Be Banned in Europe as of 2021
- (tags:plastic environment europe )
- Brunei introduces death by stoning as punishment for gay sex
- (tags:lgbt homosexuality death OhForFucksSake )
- Democracy Is Two Wolves And A Sheep
- (tags:funny satire politics democracy wolves sheep )
- Why "What Three Words" is a terrible idea.
- (tags:location language viaSwampers )
- Fuck Positivity: It's Ruining Your Life.
- (tags:advice emotion happiness )
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Agree also with the "Asking the people around you" one. It was 15 years ago that I first suggested to my literary society that, if it wants to evaluate how well it's serving its membership, it should ask not its current members but those who have recently dropped out, and those who've come to our conferences but not joined the society - names and addresses for these people should be easily extractable from our records. But so far as I know they never took me up on this idea.
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