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» Pseud's Corner> Well, pisco leaves no such room to hide.
What you’re tasting when you
taste pisco - i.e. sunshine
refracted ...
» If the Government won't do it, is there any potential
for a simple website where
people self report LFT tests
and the system t ...
» #Cocktail - Juliet & Romeo50ml gin, 15ml lime juice, 10ml
dbl syrup, Three mint leaves,
Three slices cucumber, Pinch
salt, dash An ...
» If you're leaving it late to vote today, note that
Veteran Soldiers ID, Police
Warrant card ID & NHS staff ID
are not valid Vo ...
» Completely unrepresentative numbers are on the rise.
Probably means the real
numbers are rising as
well.https://ukhsa-dashboard.d
a ...
» New Covid wave incoming? Sudden rise in positivity of the
few tests still being
made.Just in time for the May
bank holidays & summ ...
» UK Covid VaxHas anyone managed to get a private, paid, Covid
Vax yet? Or heard of anyone
getting one?Spring 2024
campaign is start ...
» New post from Richard Godwin. An index to all the recipes
published on his blog so
far.https://thespirits.substac
k.com/p/the-recip ...
» Haven't seen this before. All the UK elections where you
can vote Green and still get
the Tory out.1) Should Vote
Green to #GT ...
» If you haven't used your postal vote, you can hand
deliver it to any local
polling station. I believe. ...
| A judge has ordered the RIAA's members to prove that they own the digital copyrights to the music that circulated in Napster's network. If they can't prove it, they won't have standing in court. Ha ha [thanks, bOing bOing] Seems entirely logical to me. But how hard is it to prove that "Birtney Spews - Whoops, I got pregnant" is actually a rip off from the song and not some satirical dance floor mix? |
