Hawk: 1. Drone: 0.
Don’t fly drones near hawks (and presumably near the hawk’s nest). The hawk will show you how to really fly in the sky and rule the roost. Claws out!
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Don’t fly drones near hawks (and presumably near the hawk’s nest). The hawk will show you how to really fly in the sky and rule the roost. Claws out!
While in Fantasyland we will have the opportunity to take down the menace of all parents everywhere. The ‘It’s a Small World’ ride will be within our reach. Our secondary objective is to eliminate the ride with extreme prejudice. This isn’t a capture mission like the castle, but one of complete annihilation. Expect heavy casualties as their adorable repetitiveness burns into your skulls like white phosphorous in the jungle. Our sacrifices will be great, but our suffering is in the name of protecting others. Sgt Jon Davis, US Marine Corps.
This week’s Rock Show is a Session, with Jim and Max from Brighton’s 100 Robots. With a new album out this week, it’s the perfect time to it sit down (remotely) in the studio for a live session. [audio:http://www.archive.org/download/TPCRock_Friday213-100RobotsSession/tpn_rock_friday_20111216_213_session_100robots.mp3] MP3 File – Show Notes – RSS Feed
I’ve been pointed at Rachel Sylvester’s latest column in The Times, regarding Twitter and political engagement. Hey there! Gordon Brown is using Twitter. It’s true. You can, on the Downing Street website, read a blow-by-blow account of the Prime Minister’s day…. The Labour Party has issued guidance to its MPs on how to tweet; there is even a website, Tweetminster, to co-ordinate the internet haikus of our political masters. Right then two paragraphs in and I’ve given up. Let’s shoot this down before it takes off, like a Junkers JU-87 stalking a Lancaster back from the Ruhr. The Number Ten