Mandelbroccoli
mandelbroccoli@cupoftea.social
<p>Interested in everything, photographer of the interesting things like rust and concrete, maker, fixer, woodworker, bodger</p>
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I’m beginning to think that bilateral symmetry was a mistake
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People who can’t reverse shouldn’t come down the #devon lanes. Ask an adult to take you or get a taxi, but keep your shiny suv and your ineptitude out of everyone else’s way
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I wonder how many recent accidents have been caused by people driving while wearing flip flops without previous experience
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Clouds and contrails on a sunny day #photography
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@anon_opin@mastodon.social the bugger made hundreds of thousands of pounds a year while Duke of Cornwall due to an archaic law which allowed him to claim the estates of anyone who died without a will, regardless of whether there were clear heirs. Obviously a grifter like that wouldn’t pay his due when it came to his own inheritance. https://parnalls.com/property-of-cornish-residents-who-die-without-a-will-goes-to-prince-charles
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@dantheclamman Mint, that gives me some enthusiasm to both read the book, and see the film, which is rare. I quite often shy away from books that films have been based on, as quite often the Sci-Fi books that can be turned into films aren’t the ones I find the most engaging, and Sci-Fi films are often a bit soft for my taste. I rather like it when there’s some genuine and authentic Sci in with the Fi, so this sounds very good