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Nov 19, 2020 22 tweets 6 min read Read on X
It's #InternationalMensDay and here are some men. Image
More men. Image
These men are serious. Image
These men are happy. Image
These men are Australian. Image
This man has a mum who knits. Image
These men are American. Image
These men are British. Image
These men are just off to bed. Image
These men have just woken up. Image
This man seems comfortable in his outfit. Image
This man doesn't. Image
These men are friends. Image
These men aren't. Image
These men are the crew of an international interplanetary expedition. Image
This man is wondering whether modelling is actually the career for him. Image
These men are past that stage and are just thinking of the money. Image
These men are just about to have a fight about knickers. Image
This man has unforgettable trousers. Image
This man has forgotten his trousers. Image
This man's girlfriend is being physically barred from leaving the photo. Image
This man's girlfriend is a drawing. Image

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Jun 15
I was talking to someone about 'What Katy Did at School', which I read and re-read as a child, and which has been continuously in print ever since it was written in 1873. My own copy had a plain cover, but out of curiosity, I had a nose around on google images.
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Nov 8, 2019
A short thread on 1960s/70s playgrounds:
As there really was nothing to do during these decades, most children spent up to six hours a day at the local playground, returning home either to eat or to have their injuries tended. 1/7
Occasionally - if, say, they got one leg stuck in the chimney of the decommissioned traction engine cemented into Lichfield’s Beacon Park as an imaginative-play item – they might even have to stay overnight, or until extracted by the fire-brigade. 2/7
Here are a few of the top attractions of that era. I couldn’t, unfortunately, find a picture of one of the large, unsupervised cement paddling pools in which, in hot weather, might be found 300 children and multiple bacteria previously unknown to science. 3/7
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