Spike: No man but a blockhead
[This is the last ever Spike ramble, so slip on your stoutest trekking boots, decant a wee dram of aqua vitae into your hip-flask, and join me across a few rickety stiles and muddy, forgotten fields.] No man but a blockhead ever wrote, except for money. Samuel Johnson, Friday, 5 April 1776, from The Life of Samuel Johnson, James Boswell Many moons ago, long before the accident, I went for a drive.
Kashiwazaki Turkish Culture Village and the psychology of nuclear power
Kashiwazaki Turkish Culture Village and the psychology of nuclear power Part One I thought this Account of the struldbrugs might be some Entertainment to the Reader, because it seems to be a little out of the common Way; at least I do not remember to have met the like in any Book of Travels that hath come to my Hands; and if I am deceived, my Excuse must be, that it is necessary for Travellers who
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Kashiwazaki Turkish Culture Village and the psychology of nuclear power
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