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Thank you Herkimer Elementary for a Twitter spam case study
Andy Mabbett has uncovered some suspect behaviour on Twitter. Continue reading
BBC Balloon Release Complaint
Prof. Jim Al-Khalili, on the BBC’s ‘Chemistry: A Volatile History’, (ep. 2) released a big, red, helium-filled balloon, with a string attached.
On its return to earth, the balloon will become litter. Balloons are harmful to wildlife, so I complained to the BBC. Continue reading
Posted in annoyances, nature
Tagged Al-Khalili, b00qck1t, balloon, balloon release, bbc, bbc four, bbc:programme=b00qck1t, complaint, marine conservation society, mcs, RSPB, wildlife
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