In face of cowards, snipers
In every age, heroes are beset by the slings and arrows of cowards, snipers and trolls.
Jason Gagliardi
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Deathgrip of forgotten passwords
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Songs in the key of old
For years I have advanced a pet theory whenever the conversation swings to music or ageing, or ageing music.
It’s all your fault, Trump
No need to blame the boogie for life’s misfortunes. Now there’s a new bogeyman, known as POTUS.
Doing business with Optus, or not
Yes, Optus, I want to opt out of the service that you never provided and continue to insist that I pay for.
Optus: Your call is important to us
Yes, Optus, I want to opt out of the service that you never provided and continue to insist that I pay for.
Short course in imitation
I’ve never been much cop in the kitchen. It is a room I rarely enter, except to procure something instantly edible.
Fifty isn’t the new forty
Not much to look forward to except a slow slide into decrepitude and aching in the places where you used to play.
Better read and fed
Fearnley-Whittingstall, Blanc, Alexander and Tsaples: four exceptional food-related tomes seen through different eyes.
Fifty isn’t the new forty
Not much to look forward to except a slow slide into decrepitude and aching in the places where you used to play.
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