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The Quirk of Queueing: Why British People Love Standing in Line

The Quirk of Queueing: Why British People Love Standing in Line If you’ve ever crossed the street to catch the bus on a bright London morning, you’d think you were entangled

Shoestring Princesses: The Economics of Thrifty Silk Scarves In The 2020s

Shoestring Princesses: The Economics of Thrifty Silk Scarves In The 2020s By Dr. J. P. Glitter, PhD in Consumer Wardrobe & Economic Theory 1. Introduction – When Royalty Goes Re‑Down‑Sale Once

Paula and the Penguin: A Satirical Exploration of British Weather Forecasts

Paula and the Penguin: A Satirical Exploration of British Weather Forecasts By Jane Weathercock, Staff Writer In the ever‑volatile world of British meteorology, few spectacles are as oddly reassuring as the nightly

Who Needs a Lorry Luggage? An Examination of Over‑packaged Holiday Tactics

Who Needs a Lorry Luggage? An Examination of Over‑packaged Holiday Tactics By Alex “The Over‑packer” Grayson The 10 % Who Take Their Totes to the Next Level Every ten‑minute train journey through the

The Chancellor of the Exchequer

The Chancellor of the Exchequer: A Quid‑Slam Comedy By a keen observer of public‑finances, who read the budget sideways at night If you had a pet idea for how to keep the

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