Basil Rathbone, with Bela Lugosi and Boris Karloff, in a publicity photo for Son of Frankenstein (1939)
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Imagine surviving a whole plague only to get killed by Teeth
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Don't. We don't have the dentists any more.
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Dunno but the earliest quote in the OED is enough to make you shudder:
'Dothe the parsone falle in ptisym and to outdryeng of the naturally moystnes.'
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Can I go with phthisis then?
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'Moms for Liberty' seems a curious name for an organisation connected with the banning of books.
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Not sure. Take your pick.
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And Tramalfadore, don't forget. It was BookLooks that caught my eye—this setter of a de facto standard for... what?... objectionability? Hadn't heard of BookLooks. Wondered how it might assess a book I remember reading when I was possibly still at school. Struck by the profanity-count table.
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David Edgerton: 'The third, and as things stand least plausible option, is that Starmer’s Labour becomes that party of change, rather than the party that has changed.'
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I didn't used to have an opinion on him. Then I tried to read a book with his name on the cover (The Celts—A Sceptical History). It was so badly researched and written that I was forced to have an opinion.
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Why does the juxtaposition of political donations to a party about to form a government and manifesto commitments on public health bring Bernie Ecclestone to mind?
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Slaughterhouse-Five in a BookLooks nutshell (It gets a review rating of 4/5 overall, BTW, and so is 'Not For Minors'):
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I messed up then!
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Even Trained Piping Bullfinches that sing complete tunes?
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