XEPER_
Death to all but metal
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Thanks Xeper. I'll have to contact them.
At least you got your mug. They always forget to send me one.
Thanks Xeper. I'll have to contact them.
I spent a good few months, maybe over a year, trying to work out Professor Baldwin's column (missus) and then it just clicked, and I've had no problems ever since, unless retaining much information from the masses of facts in each entry is a problem. I like the guy, he's exactly the kind of buff who suits the FT...
the content of his column is often compelling, but its so unrelentingly parenthetical in its expression i defy anyone to read it out loud without losing the sense of what theyre saying
Absolutely gutted to hear that this is the last ever Illustrated Police News article! It's been my favourite part of the mag ever since it debuted, and I'm genuinely saddened to see it go. I think it says a lot about FT's recent decline in quality that we lose this hilarious, informative and entertaining feature...
you cant turn around for poor quality summaries of this case on youtube ... literally every top 5 weird/unsolved/unidentified etc etc cases includes it ...
henry said:
I've seen scores of "5/10/17 Strangest Unsolved Mysteries/Murders" - type videos and have never come across the Tamam Shud case. I own most of the fortean-type books in the known universe, plus hundreds of fortean magazines and hundreds of true crime volumes, and I'd swear I've never heard of the name or general scenario.
Oh, well, two years ago I would have said the same of the Dyatlov Pass Incident . . .