Reply to: Bloomin lefties

[TwoWolves]

They make quite nice clothes though: https://www.lefties.com/es/

My daughter looks nice in her lefties summer dress.

[Gibbon]

So in Wikipedia articles on "Macbeth Castle" or "Hokum Hall" for example (if there are such places - I just made up the names) it would be quite reasonable to include a link to a long Wail article about it that was published the last time it was sold.

Nice sub-conscious it's actually Holkam

A Tribute To The World Of Myth: Ovid And Holkham Hall - For IPod/iPhone podcast (player.fm)

I did this with the OU.

[Whorty]

<takes a bow>

[SueEllen]

Surely the Express is quoted loads of times on the Princess Di page?

[Whorty]

Find an article on Wikipedia where only a Fail or Express article would do then.

I found plenty where Times and Torygraph were mentioned e.g. looking up footballers.

Surely the Express is quoted loads of times on the Princess Di page?

[SueEllen]

Not all Mail stories have an "angle", and some appear nowhere else. Examples of the latter would be a piece on an old castle or stately home for sale, which the Wail and their readers love but I doubt any left-leaning paper would bother publishing.

So in Wikipedia articles on "Macbeth Castle" or "Hokum Hall" for example (if there are such places - I just made up the names) it would be quite reasonable to include a link to a long Wail article about it that was published the last time it was sold.

Find an article on Wikipedia where only a Fail or Express article would do then.

I found plenty where Times and Torygraph were mentioned e.g. looking up footballers.

[OwlHoot]

Interesting .. so a website that tries to hold only actual correct facts does not allow links to the Wail and Fox News .. well, who'd have thunk it eh? It's almost as if the guys at Wiki think that Wail stories tend to err on the side of fiction and not fact

Not all Mail stories have an "angle", and some appear nowhere else. Examples of the latter would be a piece on an old castle or stately home for sale, which the Wail and their readers love but I doubt any left-leaning paper would bother publishing.

So in Wikipedia articles on "Macbeth Castle" or "Hokum Hall" for example (if there are such places - I just made up the names) it would be quite reasonable to include a link to a long Wail article about it that was published the last time it was sold.

[SueEllen]

Wikipedia uses The Times and The Torygraph as references so the guy is talking bull. They clearly don't like using tabloids which The Fail is.

[Jog On]

He's part of a blockchain based wiki now

[Whorty]

Shocking. Seems you are a bit of a thicky!

So a guy who left the company nearly 20 years ago, is slagging it off. Still bitter after all that time?

And you think I should have heard of him why exactly? Or do you think I should know every unimportant and insignificant person in the world?

[vetran]

No. And to be honest, I don't care who he is either. HTHs

Shocking. Seems you are a bit of a thicky!

[Whorty]

You know who Larry Sanger is do you?

No. And to be honest, I don't care who he is either. HTHs

[OwlHoot]

You know who Larry Sanger is do you?

Wasn't he that guy who payed a harmonica?

[vetran]

You know who Larry Sanger is do you?

[Scoobos]

How has "lefty" become a slur?

In the 40 and 50's (the "Glory years!" eh?) , it was Righty that was the slur. Nationalism, Racism, Greed and Social injustice were the wrongs in the world. Now its the rights.. pardon the pun.