#grahams — Public Fediverse posts
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A slap in the face to SC, Lindsey #Graham's sister Darlene appointed to fill his vacant Senate seat. 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
#Nepotism
#GOP💩
youtube.com/shorts/fD6So...
A slap in the face to SC, Lind... -
A slap in the face to SC, Lindsey #Graham's sister Darlene appointed to fill his vacant Senate seat. 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
#Nepotism
#GOP💩
youtube.com/shorts/fD6So...
A slap in the face to SC, Lind... -
A slap in the face to SC, Lindsey #Graham's sister Darlene appointed to fill his vacant Senate seat. 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
#Nepotism
#GOP💩
youtube.com/shorts/fD6So...
A slap in the face to SC, Lind... -
A slap in the face to SC, Lindsey #Graham's sister Darlene appointed to fill his vacant Senate seat. 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
#Nepotism
#GOP💩
youtube.com/shorts/fD6So...
A slap in the face to SC, Lind... -
A slap in the face to SC, Lindsey #Graham's sister Darlene appointed to fill his vacant Senate seat. 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
#Nepotism
#GOP💩
youtube.com/shorts/fD6So...
A slap in the face to SC, Lind... -
Saturday, lunchtime: two potatoes, rinsed lightly, microwaved for maybe twenty minutes, finished in a mini fan oven at 200℃ until crispy but not black. Served on a bed of mixed peppercorn and cheese sauces. I finish the meal and marvel, silently, at nature's many textures.
Sunday, 01:30: two more potatoes, rinsed with slightly more vigour, a massive clod of dried mud drops off.
I reflect, silently, on yesterday's inalterable enjoyment of a massive clod of delicious baked mud in cheesy peppercorn sauce. One of nature's many textures.
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Saturday, lunchtime: two potatoes, rinsed lightly, microwaved for maybe twenty minutes, finished in a mini fan oven at 200℃ until crispy but not black. Served on a bed of mixed peppercorn and cheese sauces. I finish the meal and marvel, silently, at nature's many textures.
Sunday, 01:30: two more potatoes, rinsed with slightly more vigour, a massive clod of dried mud drops off.
I reflect, silently, on yesterday's inalterable enjoyment of a massive clod of delicious baked mud in cheesy peppercorn sauce. One of nature's many textures.
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CW: Lists of Scottish Hills
A recent change has been made to the list of Grahams. These were the hills between 2000-2500ft (609.6-762m) with a prominence of at least 150m. Alan Dawson, who created the original list in 1992, has now reduced the lower limit to a round 600m. This increases the number of hills by 9 to a total of 231. The name Grahams comes from Fiona Graham, who compiled a similar list later on in 1992.
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CW: Lists of Scottish Hills
A recent change has been made to the list of Grahams. These were the hills between 2000-2500ft (609.6-762m) with a prominence of at least 150m. Alan Dawson, who created the original list in 1992, has now reduced the lower limit to a round 600m. This increases the number of hills by 9 to a total of 231. The name Grahams comes from Fiona Graham, who compiled a similar list later on in 1992.
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CW: Lists of Scottish Hills
A recent change has been made to the list of Grahams. These were the hills between 2000-2500ft (609.6-762m) with a prominence of at least 150m. Alan Dawson, who created the original list in 1992, has now reduced the lower limit to a round 600m. This increases the number of hills by 9 to a total of 231. The name Grahams comes from Fiona Graham, who compiled a similar list later on in 1992.
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CW: Lists of Scottish Hills
A recent change has been made to the list of Grahams. These were the hills between 2000-2500ft (609.6-762m) with a prominence of at least 150m. Alan Dawson, who created the original list in 1992, has now reduced the lower limit to a round 600m. This increases the number of hills by 9 to a total of 231. The name Grahams comes from Fiona Graham, who compiled a similar list later on in 1992.
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CW: Lists of Scottish Hills
A recent change has been made to the list of Grahams. These were the hills between 2000-2500ft (609.6-762m) with a prominence of at least 150m. Alan Dawson, who created the original list in 1992, has now reduced the lower limit to a round 600m. This increases the number of hills by 9 to a total of 231. The name Grahams comes from Fiona Graham, who compiled a similar list later on in 1992.