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Challenge…
Write lyrics to the theme from Wallace and Gromit.
* Must rhyme
* Must scan perfectly with the melody
* Must NOT be about Wallace and Gromit
GO!
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Brewdog baldy and his new bird really are next level dangers - Work Life INTEGRATION!!!!
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It's time for my favorite Thanksgiving twitter tradition!
Tweet me your passed out uncles, cousins, dad etc.
Good media job going here. Ace opportunity to work in a supportive, funny and energetic team in a great city, finding quality research and showing it to the world dmuhub.dmu.ac.uk:444//sap/bc…
Christmas shit in the shops already. Not long now til someone you know at the office (might be you!) talks about eating ‘their body weight in cheese’ over the break.
On this momentous day for the country I’d like to point out that I hate jacket potatoes and I hate their boring, selfish monopoly of the lunch menus at every children’s activity park in the country.
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I'm gonna explain to y'all why Britain considers 78°F/25°C hot. I know hot because I grew up in Texas and spent half my life in Las Vegas. So I am absolutely qualified to explain this to the rest of you who laugh at UK "heat waves".
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The ITV Debate got 2m viewers last night, and reams of commentary. Always worth remembering that the local evening news shows get double that figure every single day, cover politics with great depth and expertise, and no-one pays them much heed.
Proust on the rapid fade of immediate art vs the long finish of abstract art is a perfect articulation
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Setting is a big part of any film, but how do you get the right place?
You can use CGI, build a set — or find the perfect location.
So from Star Wars to The Grand Budapest Hotel, here are some real places you might recognise from fictional worlds...
This, on voice messages, from Emma Brockes in @guardian is hard to beat
Full thing: amp.theguardian.com/commenti…




















