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We featured Trichoptera from Curtis earlier in the week but today we focus on Coleoptera in ‘British entomology being illustrations and descriptions of the genera of insects found in Great Britain and Ireland...’ by John Curtis, 1862. In 16 volumes.

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: A Boris Johnson Retrospective

043: Pig’s Ear

That time he made a bizarre, rambling speech to the CBI

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Insects and the park: Creepy Victorians: How nineteenth century Britain became obsessed with insects ...... https://t.co/bSJj4XNgNX

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Mutant. Krakoan. Captain Britain. Hero.

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Only in twisted Little Britain are asylum-seekers demonised, labelled & tagged as criminals while the Prime Minister, a proven criminal, goes aboit destroying the reputation of a once respected nation.,🧐 ⬇️

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On this day in 1812, the United States declares war on Great Britain. Americans believe victory will be a "mere matter of marching," but fighting continues for 2 1/2 years and ends in a draw. Check out our quick history of this odd conflict: https://t.co/YyiRZm55LN

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'In the context of Britain’s violent immigration system, there can be no bystanders'.
Last two days of Week of action. Find an action near you: https://t.co/jQ8BAoI87k

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Pre-Raphaelite artist Edward Burne-Jones died in 1898. Along with painting, he was involved in the rejuvenation of the tradition of stained glass art in Britain. Burne-Jones would design ceramic tiles, jewellery, tapestries & mosaics.

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Captain Britain and Excalibur got me through living in America in the 80's feeling homesick

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: A Boris Johnson Retrospective

033: Tin Pot Dictator

Those times he clapped but didn’t care

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IF Jesus came back & tried to get to Britain, he'd be framed the by right-wing media as a symptom of "The Great Replacement" & "a scrounging illegal migrant & potential terrorist rapist", & Govt Ministers would be braying for him to be sent to for "processing".

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Me and my older sister

Me: America
My sister: Britain

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: A Boris Johnson Retrospective

031: Serjeant at Legs

That time he lied to the Queen and unlawfully prorogued Parliament

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It’s an annual celebration for lovers of traditional ales, mainstream lagers, and limited edition craft beer (and everything in between no matter where it is brewed or who owns the brewing company).

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Bram Stoker had a stroke of genius when he used Whitby Abbey as the backdrop for Dracula's arrival in Britain. From Reimagined Sacred Spaces at Ryedale Folk Museum.


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Yeah, she was a medical doctor who gained healing powers that manifested during Secret Invasion in "Captain Britain and MI13" and ended up being worthy of the sword Excalibur. There were some grumbling about her online but that was before this whole culture war nonsense.

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