Anglo-Saxon Scouts
I didn’t think Boy Scouts were allowed to use words like this.
Photo from the Internation Scout Centre, Kandersteg, Switzerland.
Where Worlds Collide
“Prog is like a big engine for men. We get steam train experts and real ale experts coming to our gigs” — Heather Findlay, interview in Prog magazine.
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Latest Twitter Updates- Kalyr: RT @Dom_Lawson: People who use 'lol' without any sense of irony or self-awareness should be dragged into the street and set on fire.
- Kalyr: @bigbigtrain : Maybe, but went there last time I was in York (in December)
- Kalyr: has booked a few day's holiday in York at the end of the month.
- Kalyr: is listening to @Marillion's often-derided "Somewhere Else" following a discussion on a mailing list about it.
- Kalyr: @Dom_Lawson : Never could work out what the lyrics of that one were supposed to be about.
- Kalyr: RT @Dom_Lawson: The filthy magic of @alexispetridis is that I can disagree utterly and yet still find the crafty bastard's writing thoro ...
- Kalyr: @Dorianlynskey : Indeed, there's an awful lot of misogynist crap being spouted on that one.
- Kalyr: @solobasssteve : For it to be economically viable to be able to continue doing it.
- Kalyr: @ShugNiggurath : It's not just teh interwebs - The real world has trolls in it too.
- Kalyr: @Dom_Lawson : And I wasn't criticising *any* of the actual bands - just that the Mercury's range is too narrow.