Your contributions to civilisation are limited to such things as the lagerphone, the inflatable aircraft escape slide and the Splayd.Now, however, you can add the following video to your list of contributions. Thank you, Australia.
I generally consider services like Google Maps and the like to be fairly useful tools, especially for getting a feel of places you’re visiting for the first time. However, problems like this could be quite annoying:
The labels are in the wrong places, which is obviously an issue if you’re looking for either of those buildings. And they’re not obviously wrong (they haven’t labelled a field as the Theatre for example) so people are likely to follow them, and end up in some accommodation and the Physics building rather than the health centre and theatre respectively. I’m sure the problem isn’t isolated to the University of Exeter, but I couldn’t see any easy way to correct those problems.
I’m surprised it has taken this long, but my standard marker for the arrival of Christmas shows that it has now officially begun.
Considering there were Christmas puddings and crackers and all that in Tesco before I came back to University, I think most places started Christmas around late August or early September.
For those wondering, the SI marker for the start of Christmas is Coca Cola’s Christmas adverts
The very existence of flamethrowers proves that some time, somewhere, someone said to themselves, "You know, I want to set those people over there on fire, but I'm just not close enough to get the job done."