Be Excellent To Each Other

What, no Huxley?

Creationism.

Genesis.

Is a day a purely human concept?

He likes the term ‘moot point’.

Atheism.

Man alive I wish he’d fix the washing machine.

All: we didn't start the fire, it was always burning since the world 's been turning.

Not unless I missed a bit due to drill sounds.

Archaeopteryx.

Night at the museum.

The NHM.

Apparently he’s fixed the machine.

Still talking.

Van Gogh.

Jesus Christ his wife must be a patient woman.

Photography.

Art.

Is photography art?

Apparently it’s all done.

He’s leaving now.

Update: he did not leave. He stood on the drive to tell us all about the history of flags.

Wait, what? The week, yes, but the day? What on earth was his argument for this?

I definitely read this as "fart" the first time, just FYI.


How vexilluming.

10,000 BeexPunPoints awarded to GazChap!

It was something to do with Genesis being right, and a day not being a literal 24 hour day, but everything happening in the right order.

And because for some planets the 'day' is longer than its year.

Charles Lindbergh apparently hated Hitler, but they did believe that whilst Jews were intelligent, the people's of Southern Europe were not

He appears to have been there for less than an hour?!?!

Yep. I’d say closer to 30 minutes.

He was INTENSE.

It was the worst of times. It was the worst of times.

But he did fix the washing machine so I guess all's well that ends well?

Just thank goodness it did end.

We use Life360 on our phones to track family members. They're always adding new features to the app and this is the latest.

I think it's aimed toward the US market.

Maybe it means 'I've accidentally walked through a film set and now Jude Law is screaming at me'

But sadly, It reflects the risk to school kids in USA.

Yeah, I was saying to my mother the other day that I’m often shocked by the difference between the trending content of British teachers to those in the US.

I see a lot of content aimed at teachers, probably because I use a lot of educational materials sites, and on Instagram I often see British teachers talking about how to attach things to notice boards without damaging paintwork and how to laminate bulky things. The U.S. teachers’ content is ‘how to use a child’s chair to jam a door handle in an active shooter situation’, and ‘how to get kindergarteners to practice shooter drills in a fast and non-scary way’.

Ugh.