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Corgis And Crayons

Prince William Said To Be “Learning Optics” After Kate Drew Him Diagrams Using Corgis And Crayons In what royal insiders are describing as the most significant advancement in the future king’s communications education since he learned not to wave at television cameras the same way one waves at someone you’re trying to avoid at a party, Prince William is reportedly making genuine progress on the concept of “optics” following an…

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MI6’s New River Location Raises Questions

From Safe House to Glass House: MI6’s New River Location Raises Questions About Operational Security At what point does a “safe house” become just… a house? River House is the answer to that question, and the answer is disappointing. The building sits on one of London’s busiest river embankments, next to a major bridge, in a neighborhood with hundreds of windows overlooking it. If you were designing a building specifically to be…

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Space Race Escalates

Space Race Escalates as Soviets Leave Planet, Britain Proudly Perfects Queueing System London, April 1961. News has reached Britain that a Soviet citizen has left the Earth entirely and returned alive, prompting a mixture of admiration, unease, and quiet reflection on whether this development will affect rail services. The event, announced with considerable enthusiasm by Moscow, confirms that the Space Race has entered a new phase, one in which men…

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Allbirds Becoming an “AI Compute Provider”

Allbirds Business Model LONDON — In scenes that would make even the most battle-hardened City analyst loosen his tie and stare quietly out the window, the American wool trainer company Allbirds has announced it is no longer a wool trainer company. It is now, according to a press release that was apparently written with a straight face, an artificial intelligence compute infrastructure provider. The company will henceforth be known as…

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Delays Are Temporary

Transport Ministry Assures Public That Delays Are Temporary, As Usual London, 1961. The Ministry of Transport has issued fresh assurances that recent delays affecting rail services, roads, and various forms of conveyance are temporary in nature and should not be regarded as indicative of a broader pattern. Officials stressed that Britain’s transport system remains sound, provided one allows for weather, maintenance, staffing matters, signalling issues, and the general passage of…

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Entree Battersea Restaurants

Entree Battersea Entree Battersea Named London’s Most Expensive Way To Discover You Still Like Toast Battersea Restaurant Introduces Revolutionary Concept Of Charging £14 For Potatoes Entree Battersea Customers Report Enjoying Food, Financial Regret, And Mild Confusion Local Man Finishes Three-Course Meal, Immediately Applies For Second Mortgage Entree Battersea Chef Wins Award For Making Carrots Feel Emotionally Important Restaurant Patrons Praise Tiny Portions For Their Commitment To Sustainability Battersea Diners Amazed…

Business Technology

AI Finally Replaces Programmers

AI Finally Replaces Programmers, Immediately Requests Programmers to Fix Its Work Five observations emerged from the irony like bugs from a fresh deploy. Replacement is temporary. Automation still needs supervision. The AI understands enough to know it’s wrong. Job security has become recursive. And the future looks suspiciously like the past. The Landmark Announcement That Lasted Approximately Three Minutes In a landmark announcement that will live on in corporate infamy,…

Business Culture

Top 20 London Barber Jokes

Top 20 London Barber Jokes That Cut Closer Than a Grade Two The London barbershop is one of the great democratic institutions. Kings and scaffolders have sat in the same chair, looked at the same mirror, and told the same lie when asked how they’d like it. The barber knows everything about you within four minutes of your sitting down and will tell you nothing about themselves that isn’t strategically…

Business Culture

Top 20 London Tourist Attraction Jokes

Top 20 London Tourist Attraction Jokes That No Guidebook Will Tell You Forty million tourists visit London every year. They come for the history, the pageantry, the culture, and the inexplicable thrill of standing in a very long queue to look at a building that was built before their country existed. London welcomes them warmly, charges them accordingly, and sends them home with a fridge magnet and a mild sense…