Whatever crossed my time on the day, usually general muttering and rebelliousness over shady pricing by big companies, but also grammar, humour (100 funny insurance quotes is popular), and more
How Sharp Is Your Colour Vision? I was about to delete this ars it’s too sparse, but on reflection, it serves as a light-hearted if an unprofessional test for colourblindness. (I do cover colour blindness here at Ackadia, if only from a web designer’s perspective). Anyway, I scored 15/15* and apparently have “The Color Acuity […]
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The Secret People by G.K.Chesterton Smile at us, pay us, pass us; but do not quite forget; For we are the people of England, that never have spoken yet. There is many a fat farmer that drinks less cheerfully, There is many a free French peasant who is richer and sadder than we. There are
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Are you with us? No, we are not with EU! The UK has voted to leave the European Union. Before you buy into all the media hype a reality check is wanted. Remember that while the likes of the BBC, the Daily Mail, the Guardian or even Le Monde won’t outright lie to you they
We are not with EU: The day after Brexit, a reality check! Read More »
Apparently – according to an article in the Guardian by Matthew d’Ancona – anyone that votes OUT is a xenophobic “idiot” only trotting along by the racist calls of a dog whistle! He starts off reasonably with a headline of We’re just 10 days from making the most terrible mistake on Europe and within a
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Addenda update 9th May 2017 To all the French that voted for Emmanuel Macron on Sunday: you got played!! Whatever follows next is on you! Whatever my misgivings (and bias) about his Rothschild banking history, and regardless of the fact, on paper, he’s a better presidential candidate (in terms of skillset) than Marion Maréchal-Le Pen,
Brexit? In or out EU lose? Read More »
There is an article in yesterday’s Guardian, entitled: As a Muslim woman I was never fearful in Britain. But today I’m afraid. The author, Masuma Rahim, makes valid points, all of which I agree with. But skirts other, deeper ones. The author in question, Masuma, is a mental health worker. To quote her: In almost
Intro This story came about as I walked my dog in the pouring rain and remembered a few news articles recently where refugees had turned up at police stations, asking to be returned home because they are sick of the weather. You’ll see media articles decrying how we are a Christian country, being overrun by
Good and evil I’ll start the beginning at the end! This post started off as a simple share on Facebook. It was going to be a quick, ‘Yep’ before I returned to wasting hours of my life in Warcraft – (albeit playing in French, might as well be productive!) – instead of studying some psychology.
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