Interesting reads
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@Bones said in Interesting reads:
This is starting to get quite captivating.
My self imposed crap media blackout meant I had not idea about this case until a friend brought this up at a dinner party last night.
It's all very very odd alright.
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@MajorRage said in Interesting reads:
@Bones said in Interesting reads:
This is starting to get quite captivating.
My self imposed crap media blackout meant I had not idea about this case until a friend brought this up at a dinner party last night.
It's all very very odd alright.
Hah yeah we fucked sky news off this week after Kay started doing her show from Turkey.
BBC has actually been pretty good without much politics!
But this is farkin bizarre. How is there just nothing?
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@Bones said in Interesting reads:
@MajorRage said in Interesting reads:
@Bones said in Interesting reads:
This is starting to get quite captivating.
My self imposed crap media blackout meant I had not idea about this case until a friend brought this up at a dinner party last night.
It's all very very odd alright.
Hah yeah we fucked sky news off this week after Kay started doing her show from Turkey.
BBC has actually been pretty good without much politics!
But this is farkin bizarre. How is there just nothing?
Surely the police have more than nothing ... but are publishing that to keep people thinking about potentially recollecting.
Either that or it really is a complete mystery.
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The mystery of the Holocaust survivor and the Dukes cricket ball
Every Dukes ball is handmade by experts and finished with a lacquer that was created by a Jewish man called Walter who escaped the Nazis and made his life in Derbyshire
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@dogmeat said in Interesting reads:
The mystery of the Holocaust survivor and the Dukes cricket ball
Every Dukes ball is handmade by experts and finished with a lacquer that was created by a Jewish man called Walter who escaped the Nazis and made his life in Derbyshire
Brilliant
Cheers
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A Teen’s Fatal Plunge Into the London Underworld
After Zac Brettler mysteriously plummeted into the Thames, his grieving parents discovered that he’d been posing as an oligarch’s son. Would the police help them solve the puzzle of his death?
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This is equal parts fascinating and inspiring. The world has some seriously smart people
Vesuvius Challenge 2023 Grand Prize awarded: we can read the scrolls!
The 2000-year-old scroll discusses music, food, and how to enjoy life’s pleasures.
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I remembered seeing this Hacker News post at the time. Nice to get a follow up:
The man who bought Pine Bluff, Arkansas
