SF, weird fiction and thought crimes. 'From far, from eve and morning And yon twelve-winded sky, The stuff of life to knit me Blew hither; here am I.'
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Alexander Glass retweeted
New Blues Engine track 'Windchime' will be landing soon... Here's a quick glimpse of the opening...
Alexander K Liutai thinks you should watch this video...
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Alexander Glass retweeted
New Blues Engine video I Don't Mind is out on YouTube now!
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Alexander Glass retweeted
The Engine is back.
New Blues Engine single 'I Don't Mind' pulls in on YouTube tomorrow (18 January) and then on all platforms on Wednesday (22 January).
See you there...!
'In For a Penny, In For a Pound' was a best-selling novel by Jeffrey Archer, later adapted into a TV mini-series.
'Gives me the Ek' is modern slang for the feeling of disgust or revulsion caused by a grasping and evil tech billionaire, especially one involved in music streaming.
Budapest is named after the Buddha, who passed through the city on his long period of wandering in the 5th century BCE.
The legend that he led all the rats out of the city and drowned them in the Danube does not fit with his teachings and is likely false.
The Bayou Tapestry commemorates William the Conqueror's conquest of Louisiana.
It is currently on view in a museum in Baton Rouge, which itself was named after William's mighty sword.
Genius level description of Jenrick.
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Alexander Glass retweeted
MLK’s daughter writes: A vote for Kamala Harris is not an endorsement of US funding for the war. It does not mean you are forsaking your right to protest her actions and policies. But she is the candidate who will protect our constitutional right to protest.
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Alexander Glass retweeted
"We're withholding our endorsement because our owner is frightened of government retaliation if Donald Trump wins" is a more forceful and eloquent statement than any newspaper editorial ever written.
Alexander Glass retweeted
A paradox: in 1970, most Americans found it relatively easy to afford a house, and the average US house cost 5.9x the average US income. In 2024, Americans find it nearly impossible to afford a house, and the average American house costs...5.9x the average American income.
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ALT A cowboy-hatted, tuxedoed, cigar-smoking Ronald Reagan sits at a coffin/table with the angel of death, which is gesticulating wildly. Reagan holds a green Monopoly house; several more, and a hotel, rest on the coffin before him. The hazy edges of the scene give way to a sepia-tinted, vintage aerial photo of the Levittown suburbs
