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  1. over 2 years ago on Looks Good on Paper

    Doesn’t include Hedd Wyn? (Posthumous winner of the Chair in the National Eisteddfod 1917)

  2. almost 3 years ago on Looks Good on Paper

    Nice to see Tiny Tim gainfully employed

  3. almost 3 years ago on Doonesbury

    Got a letter this morning from NHS Cymru with an appointment for a booster on Wednesday. I’ll be there. Got my flu jag at the local pharmacist a few weeks ago. But even when I’m fully boosted, I’ll still be playing safe. Masks in all public indoor spaces, minimising contact,( no visits to cinemas, theatres or nightclubs – do I like like an idiot!)

  4. about 3 years ago on Looks Good on Paper

    Does muskie taste good?

  5. about 3 years ago on Garfield

    Given that Liz is vegetarian (or possibly even vegan), she’s being very good! Jon and G really don’t deserve her.

  6. about 3 years ago on Looks Good on Paper

    Thankfully in the UK we still have a free health service, albeit one that has been underfunded for years, but our crazed and corrupt government want to sell it off cheap to their friends and create a system as bad as the USA.

  7. over 3 years ago on Wizard of Id

    You could just try using less oil? Zero-carbon future? Plenty of open space in the US in sunny areas for vast solar panel fields.

  8. over 3 years ago on Andy Capp

    Gas or Electricity meter and coin box.

  9. over 3 years ago on Looks Good on Paper

    The Eastern US is currently affected by an outbreak of ‘17 year cicadas’ – insects which only hatch en masse every 17 years.

    “Cicadas do not bite and are harmless to humans and property — other than being a nuisance. They may amass in vast numbers in parks, wooded areas, neighborhoods and can seemingly be everywhere. When they are this abundant, they fly, land and crawl every​where, including occasionally landing on humans.”https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Periodical_cicadas

  10. over 3 years ago on Looks Good on Paper

    My cats normally have no difficulty throwing up the mouse they’ve just eaten without outside help. Usually on the carpet.