Probably unfair of me

But if someone's blog links to e.g. a known holocaust denier's website, I will notice that and wonder why they link to it every time I look at that blog.

Probably unfair of me

But if someone's blog links to e.g. a known holocaust denier's website, I will notice that and wonder why they link to it every time I look at that blog.

Probably unfair of me

But if someone's blog links to e.g. a known holocaust denier's website, I will notice that and wonder why they link to it every time I look at that blog.

Looking at Schrodinger's Cat

I sometimes wonder what happened to the baby Stalinists in the old Anti-Imperial Alliance, the Communists who took over UW's student paper back in the 1970s. It never occurred to me to wonder in what context someone's past affiliation with the AIA might be mentioned until just now.

Looking at Schrodinger's Cat

I sometimes wonder what happened to the baby Stalinists in the old Anti-Imperial Alliance, the Communists who took over UW's student paper back in the 1970s. It never occurred to me to wonder in what context someone's past affiliation with the AIA might be mentioned until just now.

Looking at Schrodinger's Cat

I sometimes wonder what happened to the baby Stalinists in the old Anti-Imperial Alliance, the Communists who took over UW's student paper back in the 1970s. It never occurred to me to wonder in what context someone's past affiliation with the AIA might be mentioned until just now.

Jog my memory

This looks like some model of 3-wheeler that I saw in the UK in the 1960s but for the life of me I cannot recall what they were called. I mean, I know we called them "bubble cars" but I don't know the manufacturer's name.

It wasn't the Robin Reliant, FWIW.

Jog my memory

This looks like some model of 3-wheeler that I saw in the UK in the 1960s but for the life of me I cannot recall what they were called. I mean, I know we called them "bubble cars" but I don't know the manufacturer's name.

It wasn't the Robin Reliant, FWIW.

Jog my memory

This looks like some model of 3-wheeler that I saw in the UK in the 1960s but for the life of me I cannot recall what they were called. I mean, I know we called them "bubble cars" but I don't know the manufacturer's name.

It wasn't the Robin Reliant, FWIW.

Clarify my muddled thinking: A quick question about apple pie

Should a proper apple pie have a crust on top or not?

[I meant to include this]

Is a preference for crust a regional/cultural indicator?

Clarify my muddled thinking: A quick question about apple pie

Should a proper apple pie have a crust on top or not?

[I meant to include this]

Is a preference for crust a regional/cultural indicator?

Clarify my muddled thinking: A quick question about apple pie

Should a proper apple pie have a crust on top or not?

[I meant to include this]

Is a preference for crust a regional/cultural indicator?

Continuing with the theme of apple pies

Has anyone tried the version where you partially dry the apple slices in the oven before baking them in a pie? This is said to increase the sweetness.

Continuing with the theme of apple pies

Has anyone tried the version where you partially dry the apple slices in the oven before baking them in a pie? This is said to increase the sweetness.

Continuing with the theme of apple pies

Has anyone tried the version where you partially dry the apple slices in the oven before baking them in a pie? This is said to increase the sweetness.