Jonathan Hall

3.3K posts

Jonathan Hall banner
Jonathan Hall

Jonathan Hall

@jrh43

The law locks up the man or woman Who steals the goose from off the common But leaves the greater villain loose Who steals the common from the goose. . 🇯🇪

Katılım Haziran 2009
274 Takip Edilen55 Takipçiler
Jonathan Hall
Jonathan Hall@jrh43·
@Canal01793 @GWmag Worst thing that has ever been planted in our garden. They have no scent and don't keep in a vase. They self seed everywhere, mug everything else and are impossible to get rid of. Keep them in that pot and don't let them get out into your borders!
English
0
0
0
4
Bob
Bob@Canal01793·
@GWmag Not stunning in themselves perhaps but trying a perennial version. Grown from seed nurtured since last autumn.
Bob tweet media
English
2
1
8
1.4K
BBC Gardeners' World Mag
Show us your sweet peas by adding a photo in the comments, and we'll share a few of our favourite shots next week!
English
4
2
6
3.9K
Jonathan Hall retweetledi
Anonymous
Anonymous@YourAnonNews·
This world isn’t collapsing because humanity became too compassionate, too equal or too free. It is collapsing because greedy fucking sociopaths converted governments into protection rackets for wealth and empire.
English
307
10.2K
42.7K
726.6K
Mehdi Hasan
Mehdi Hasan@mehdirhasan·
Imagine doing an interview in which the interviewer asks a few semi-tough questions and you, the richest man in the world, has this whiny authoritarian meltdown after the interview airs. People worship this guy? Seriously?
Elon Musk@elonmusk

@raelbrav She is a traitor to the West, plain and simple

English
1K
2.2K
20.7K
527K
Tom Forth
Tom Forth@thomasforth·
If @dieworkwear -- or a British equivalent -- on the back of that great @PrivateWhiteVC thread, could maybe share a big list of British clothes manufacturers doing similarly great things that would be amazing. Thanks in advance.
English
61
65
1.1K
73.9K
Jonathan Hall retweetledi
FunkyCowboy
FunkyCowboy@FunkyCowboy1·
Belgium may have beaten the hell out of the US in the World Cup, but when this is all over the Belgians have to use their longer paid vacations to take their higher standard of living back to their much safer country where they’ll have to spend their much longer life expectancies thinking about it.
English
31
159
3.9K
106.2K
Jonathan Hall
Jonathan Hall@jrh43·
@Laymens_terms @Mylovanov Glad to see you know how to use ChatGPT. I would take his opinion over yours any day of the week. You are a nobody, spouting shite anonymously on Twitter. In short, a loser. You will never accomplish anything of note in your life. Hope the Russians at least pay you well.
English
2
0
0
12
Khan Krum
Khan Krum@Laymens_terms·
@jrh43 @Mylovanov He has a BA in History and writes about WWII. He may be hell on wheels about that subject, but he has no military experience and no advanced hard science education. Modern warfare relies on understanding advanced mathematics, engineering, aeronautics, etc. He has opinion only.
English
1
0
0
11
Tymofiy Mylovanov
Tymofiy Mylovanov@Mylovanov·
Historian, James Holland: Ukraine can now isolate the battlefield. Anyone that moves gets killed. Supply lines attacked 25-50 miles behind the front — bridges, roads, assembly areas. Deep strikes into Russia's oil. Putin can have a media blackout. He cannot hide that destruction. 1/
English
44
584
3.4K
189.5K
Khan Krum
Khan Krum@Laymens_terms·
@Mylovanov Lol, laughable "analysis" from an amateur. He's got no serious background in military science, just talking poi to from Ukronazi propagandists.
English
2
0
4
1.4K
derek guy
derek guy@dieworkwear·
This is not what sprezzatura means. The term sprezzatura comes from The Book of the Courtier, a 16th-century text by the Italian diplomat Baldassare Castiglione. At the time, the livelihoods of certain European elites depended on their proximity to the throne. The better you could serve the King or Queen, the more prosperous and secure your lifestyle would be. In his book, Castiglione used the word sprezzatura to describe how a courtier should perform their duties while concealing all effort, so that even the most difficult accomplishments seem natural and effortless. As he wrote, it's "a certain nonchalance, to conceal all art and make whatever one does or says appear to be without effort and almost without any thought about it." In this way, you would seem indispensable to the royal court, as you are too talented to give up. Menswear writers later co-opted the term to describe the process of looking stylish without seeming like you tried. This idea goes back to Beau Brummell, arguably the single most important figure in menswear history, as his dictums in the early 19th century still shape how we think about dress today. At the time, there were powdered fops who wore ornate dress and giant wigs. Brummell championed a simpler, more austere form of male attire consisting of a dark tailcoat and full-length trousers (rather than breeches). His style of dress at the time was known as the dandy, even though today we use the term to describe someone who visibly puts effort into their dress. Brummell was fastidious about his presentation. There's an often-passed-around story about how he would spend hours in the morning tying his white cravat so it would look perfect without seeming like he tried. One morning, guests saw one of Brummell's dressing rooms with a container full of cravats. When asked what those were, the valet said: "These are our failures." Brummell insisted that you always look stylish, but effortless. If lore is to be believed, he once said: "If John Bull turns around to look at you, you're poorly dressed: either too stiff, too tight, or too fashionable." (John Bull was a term for a random man at the time, sort of like Joe Blow). Whether rightly or wrongly, this still shapes how we think about men's style today. Hence, my objection to the first outfit below on Brunello Cucinelli. A peak-lapel sport coat with a crisp white dress shirt, a dark tie, blue jeans, and bright tan shoes signals a lot of effort. To me, it looks calculated and contrived. Whereas a slightly more casual shirt (light blue) worn with a tweed jacket, no tie, and jeans looks more natural. Did Tom Selleck consider his clothes when getting dressed? Of course, no one would fall into these clothes while climbing out of bed. But he has hidden his effort better.
derek guy tweet mediaderek guy tweet media
English
52
124
3.2K
377.6K
Jonathan Hall
Jonathan Hall@jrh43·
@Jersey_Met Where’s that eejit who keeps vandalising the climate change mural? Bet he feels a right tit. Who am I kidding. He’s not intelligent enough to feel and sort of contrition.
English
0
0
4
666
Jersey Met
Jersey Met@Jersey_Met·
With a temperature of 39.3°C recorded at the Maison St. Louis Observatory, Jersey has recorded it's hottest day since records began in 1894. The previous record was 37.9°C on 18th July 2022.
Jersey Met tweet media
English
5
61
149
39.1K
Jay in Kyiv
Jay in Kyiv@JayinKyiv·
Moscow residents in shock this morning as Ukraine lays waste to the Moscow oil refinery, one of the largest in Russia.
English
174
658
3.5K
218.8K
Jonathan Hall
Jonathan Hall@jrh43·
@somethings_awry @MrNew_Vegas_ @rudy_betrayed I was gifted a Meisterstuck rollerball pen. With a fine tipped refill it is by far the best left-handed pen I have ever used. What I would recommend is to buy the refills and with a tiny bit of surgery put them in a Pilot G2 pen.
English
0
0
1
26
Zweil
Zweil@somethings_awry·
@MrNew_Vegas_ @rudy_betrayed No shade to anyone that enjoys a Montblanc, as everyone has their pen preference. In my experience you can just get a lot more for way less, unless you're going for pure looks or a status symbol. If I was concerned with an expensive pen though, I wouldn't stop at a $520 pen lol.
English
2
0
15
1.4K
Zweil
Zweil@somethings_awry·
Being autistic I'm unable to purchase anything without up to hundreds of hours of extensive research but if possible I will buy and compare products until I find The Best Product such as the lifelong goal in finding The Best Pen
Zweil tweet media
Yawn! (。☉︵ ಠ╬)@YaniJPG

it’s really funny that it took 26 years for me to be diagnosed with autism when I’ve spent my entire life in search of The Best Pen, and if I am ever forced to write with a pen that I do not currently consider to be The Best Pen, I will freak out like I am being skinned alive

English
789
850
15.4K
4M
mary beard
mary beard@wmarybeard·
I sometimes wonder if @British_Airways execs ever travel incognito on their planes to see what the ordinary person’s travel experience is really like. I hope so.
English
96
47
1.1K
169.2K
Jonathan Hall
Jonathan Hall@jrh43·
@ramit You forgot to mention that as a car gets older its repair costs will increase. Some of the car payment money should be set aside for regular servicing and ad hoc repairs as they become necessary. Cars are a bit like houses that way.
English
1
0
6
658
Ramit Sethi
Ramit Sethi@ramit·
When you pay off your car, DO NOT BUY A NEW ONE One of the best financial moments is “The Golden Age,” which is when your payments stop for a house, car, or student loan. Now you own the thing with no payments Most people do not prepare for this!!! Their new money gets absorbed. You need a strategy for this specific moment Here’s what you should do instead: - 6 months before the debt is paid off, make a plan for what you’ll do with the money - I recommend taking 75% of the money and putting it towards a big, huge goal. If you have credit card debt, put the money towards this. If not, putting 75% of the money towards investing will be one of the smartest moves you make - Be realistic. Have fun! If you suddenly finished an $890/month payment, you should go out to a nice dinner. In fact, since you know your 4 key numbers from my Conscious Sounding Plan (it’s free), you may be able to permanently increase your Guilt-Free Spending for things like eating out/travel. Know your numbers - DO NOT IMMEDIATELY BUY A NEW CAR. Every extra year without a car payment saves you $10,000+. That’s why this is the Golden Age. I kept my car for 19 years and used the savings to travel to some of the world’s coolest places. - Above all, plan ahead. In order to do everything I listed, you need to know your debt amount. You need to run a debt-payoff plan. And know your key numbers. This is a lot of you’ve never done it — but you can do it. Use my free material or grab my book from any library / bookstore
katyakay@katyakayy

I casually mentioned to my boyfriend that I own my car outright. This man stopped chewing. "You mean... no car payment?" I said yes. He stared into the distance for a full minute before asking, "So what are your thoughts on upgrading?" Sir, whose thoughts?

English
27
13
310
230.3K
Dr. Bendor Grosvenor 🇺🇦
Dr. Bendor Grosvenor 🇺🇦@arthistorynews·
Achtung; what’s your recommendation for a war film to watch with an 11 year old daughter - their first one - on a rainy half term afternoon?
English
384
5
79
53K
Malcolm Nance
Malcolm Nance@MalcolmNance·
Ukriane and one drone could do something SO FUNNY right now. cc: @DefenceU
English
212
248
3.4K
122.4K
Simon Schama
Simon Schama@simon_schama·
This is a special kind of loathsomeness: a blend of historical deafness , grotesque stupidity, and comically ludicrous self- importance . As if the little people's rage against immigration somehow is superior to the war against the 3rd Reich and entitles this comic book nobody to lecture the actual heroes
Gandalv@Microinteracti1

This may well be the last time Europe extends an invitation to clowns to mark D-Day. Not a single person in the Trump administration comes close to having the character those landings demanded. The Americans who stormed those beaches on June 6, 1944 were fighting against exactly the kind of people Hegseth represents

English
216
503
2.3K
251.9K