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THIS IS ONE OF THE BEST VIDEO's I have watched in a LONG time, you have touched on SO MANY things that I have thought or felt myself...
1) People in the past DID NOT LIKE being uncomfortable or wet or cold or too hot any more than we do - that revelation came as a shock to me
2) Strange "fashions" of the past usually had purpose - "plus fours" look a bit daft, until you walk your dog through long wet grass and suddenly you realise WHY people wore them
3) I have literally developed an appreciation of the season I never had from being dressed appropriately FOR the season - there is NO such thing as bad weather, just the wrong clothing
4) Cloaks are the single best garment in history [your Winter outfit] there is a reason people wore cloaks for over 2000 years - quick to put on, super warm, waterproof, comfortable BRILLIANT
5) Modern clothing is baggy or elasticated to make up for not fitting AT ALL. Close fitted clothing that FITS is WAY more comfortable than baggy
6) Insulation works BOTH ways - a thick wool hat will keep your head cool in 40ºC direct sunlight
7) Wool is the king of fabrics, it keeps you warm, it keeps you cool, it keeps you dry and its a joy to sew with
8) Silk is the queen of fabrics, it keeps you warm, it keeps you cool, it looks gorgeous and its horrible to sew with
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MY LIFE IS BETTER when it has a lot of hand sewing in it, like you I meditate whilst I sew and I find it extremely beneficial for my mental health.
I also NEVER do housework when it HAS to be done, I never nagg myself that it should be done, I do it when I feel like it - and guess what, it all gets done, we exhaust ourselves with our internal nagging, and when I do it, I try to do each thing correctly and with calm dedication, I ONLY do that ONE task that I am doing, I'm not rushing to the next, I wash the plate I hold.
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FROM THE SUNDAY TIMES ‘He sent a car to my school to take me out of lessons’
As her taxi approached Russell Brand’s home, Alice remembers the driver begging her not to go inside. Recognising the destination, he had started to ask questions. Alice admitted she was 16 and still in school.
She says the driver replied that his daughter was the same age and entreated Alice: “Please, I’m asking you not to go in there, you could be my little girl, and I would want someone to do this for her.” He offered to take her home without charge, but Alice insisted she was fine. “He had just such a sad look in his eyes,” she recalls.
Alice, whose name we have changed to protect her identity, now realises that she wasn’t fine. During a relationship that lasted for about three months when Brand was a BBC radio presenter, she says that he referred to her as “the child” and alleges that he became increasingly controlling, and then emotionally and sexually abusive.
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IVE BEEN WATCHING various Twitch Streamers for some research I've been doing - I think Gen Z and Gen A must have a VERY different view of the world
On a random selection you get boys, girls, trans, cross-dressers, gay, lesbian, bi, brown, white, yellow, immigrant, native-born, ADHD, turrets, Autistic, gamers, cooking shows, collaborations, literally the ENTIRE spectrum of humanity represented. Its both terrifying to watch as its so intense, but its incredibly inspiring and creative. I think these generations will be very tolerant.
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Im British, Ive lived 15 years in the mostly Soviet-built city of Burgas in Bulgaria, I have to say the Soviet city planning was very good, it allowed people to form "village" communities within the city, served by their own little high street of shops and facilities, local doctors and schools, plenty of green spaces and parks, we even have a small woodland 800m from my apartment.
And you have to remember - Soviet architecture was not as grey, derelict and run down as it is now, in my city they are refurbishing the apartment blocks and they are bright white and modern-looking post-renovation.
I obviously can't speak for ALL Soviet cities, but mine is incredibly well designed and a lovely place to live.
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QUOTE: "At a time when we need strong leadership, we have weak marsupials at the helm." the thing is, it actually works the other way around. The country is in chaos and need a great leader BECAUSE we have had a succession of very bad very weak leaders.
They used to think that epidemics/pandemics often caused the collapse of civilisations - but actually, the cause and effect seems to be the other way around. Weak collapsing civilisations are VULNERABLE to epidemics, malnourished people, lack of discipline, badly maintained sanitation, lack of societal cohesion, etc etc.
Countries that did badly in the Covid pandemic - Am3ric4, Britain, Italy. Countries that did well China, New Zealand, Norway etc.
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I HAVE BEEN TAILORING men's historical clothing for 2 years now - these are MY top tips.
1) Buy a vintage SINGER STRAIGHT LINE SEWING MACHINE pref 201k if you can but any solid metal - NO ZIG ZAG - NO FEATURES. Get it professionally serviced. The difference between this machine and even a 1980's metal Singer zig zag machine is night and day - it will transform your LIFE.
2) Buy a cheap "disposable" plastic modern machine for button holes [though you can get a button hole attachment for the singer], overlocking, zig zag, decorative stitches etc
3) Buy multiple colours of quality chalk
4) Buy an INCH and a CM tape measure - when drafting you put the NUMBER on your mark - you stretch the tape out and you mark AT THE METAL END i.e 14" to 0" mark at zero
5) Buy either an old heavy vintage steam iron that weighs 1.5kg the Bakelite and metal ones OR just bite the bullet and buy a professional tailors iron
6) Buy / make pressing weights - when you PRESS a seam you then need a heavy metal plate to hold it in place whilst the fabric cools and dries - this is incredibly important
7) Old electric cooker cast iron hot plates make AMAZING pattern weights, look out at the council recycling place for an old hob
8) The "closing seam" is the last seam on a garment to be sewn up - many vintage drafting instructions will mention this but Google has no idea
9) A "scky" is an arm hole
10) Tailoring is a series of separate jobs. Making a jacket is a massive task, but actually, it is about 50 small separate tasks, you don't need to be good at making a jacket. You just need to practice the tasks. So cut out the patter, do the bits you can do. When you get to doing a "welted pocket" - just watch a Youtube video on making a welted pocket and practice 4 or 5 times on scraps of fabric, then do your welted pockets. Move on. DONT BE scared of large projects.
11) there is ALWAYS a great YouTube video telling you exactly how to do each step - even if you THINK you know, watch a video...
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THERE IS ONE AREA OF AI THE UK CAN DOMINATE but I guarantee you we will sell it off for a few beans - HEALTHCARE...!!!
Britain is the ONLY country in the world with an extant database of 100 million people from birth to death, every aspect of their health, their life, their habits, their location, their job, their weight, their EYE COLOUR - from 1948 to 2023. THE NHS ARCHIVE Britain could buy in the AI capacity from UK companies and develop the healthcare AI systems THE BEST IN THE WORLD >>>
THE TOP UNIVERSITIES IN THE COUNTRY ALONG WITH THE NHS COULD DO THIS AND THE VALUE OF IT WOULD PAY FOR THE NHS....!!!
But I guarantee you, like the jet engine, like the digital computer, we will sell it to the Americans for a handful of beans, and they will make hundreds of billions of dollars off it...!!!
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WELL CONVERSELY to "love this country" would imply you like poverty, racism, nurses going to food banks, massive in flation, sh!t in the rivers, choosing between heating and eating, corruption on a massive scale, student debt, wealth inequality, not being able to protest, the Met police, and being ruled by people who's sole qualification is they went to Eton.
I utterly HATE Britain at the moment, its only redeemable feature is it might NOT be like this forever.
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