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Vapor tried to scam a wild raccoon via a telegraph, saying: 'You will die of that disease that makes you projectile shit and vomit unless you send Bitcoin to this wallet'

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2021-07-12

George Parker Bidder the `Calculating Boy' was born 1806. A child prodigy who went on to work with Robert Stephenson. Proponent of the electric telegraph and engineer for the Victoria Docks, London. https://t.co/Gc4f3jTfDm

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2021-06-14

Bit of a dumb panic-sketch for today's Telegraph (Sunday 13/6/21) after a reverse-ferret in deference to poor Christian Eriksen after his on-field collapse; I'd drawn a football cartoon about spat- I'll stick it on here in a bit since the lad's OK.

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2021-06-13

... all that gave the story was a cliffhanger that was resolved in a single issue and telegraphed by The Entire Concept Of Batman As A Character.

There's Robin V1, where Shiva is evil solely to tempt Tim into killing for her, another cliffhanger that lasts for all of two panels.

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2021-06-13

My cousin had the same issue when I was playing for the first time... unfortunately, you can spot a Toriyama villain from like three miles away

It was a LITTLE telegraphed

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2021-06-06

Lovable populist teddy bear likes to please the rabid populist media, so announced "no more" lockdowns or extensions earlier this year. Now rumblings of in jeopardy may mean he has to "amend" his promise. But who cares, eh? [Telegraph 5/6/2021]

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2021-06-05

June 21 is "in the balance" if you follow the science but won't be associated with unpopular news. He sees "no evidence" to delay. Great Liberator of the People or shameless megalomaniac narcissist? Hmmm. You decide [Telegraph Sat 29/5/2021]

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2021-05-29

Discord in govt. Gove and Truss fight it out over putative Australian tariff-free trade deal which might add 0.2% to our GDP and...oh yes, ruin Ultimate result: de-regulation (in this case of food production) - what was about, of course. [Telegraph 22/5/21]

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2021-05-22

Sir Charles Tilston Bright, the British electrical engineer who oversaw the laying of the first transatlantic telegraph cable in 1858, died in 1888. He is buried in the churchyard of St Nicholas Church, https://t.co/NqLIr5QCDa

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2021-05-03

Boris has pretty much confined the to its grave by advocating Brexit with no plan for Scotland but was outmanoeuvred by all along. He now looks completely lost. Plan? Nah, don't think so. [Telegraph Sunday 2/5/2021]

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2021-05-02