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December 31, 2025 at 5:42 PM
Finally: Sept-December, with another trip to #Iceland, lucky me! 😍🇮🇸
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Dickensian
December 31, 2025 at 2:41 PM
Dickensian
I think the Fabian Society is a great case study as to how utterly ineffective incrementalist or gradualist approaches are to achieving any flavour of socialism.
Nearly 142 years later and we still have Dickensian levels of wealth inequality, and they're rooting for more of it!
Nearly 142 years later and we still have Dickensian levels of wealth inequality, and they're rooting for more of it!
December 31, 2025 at 12:53 PM
I think the Fabian Society is a great case study as to how utterly ineffective incrementalist or gradualist approaches are to achieving any flavour of socialism.
Nearly 142 years later and we still have Dickensian levels of wealth inequality, and they're rooting for more of it!
Nearly 142 years later and we still have Dickensian levels of wealth inequality, and they're rooting for more of it!
Morning blueskyers. Almost time to welcome in the new year.
Time to wish for peace on earth. Kettle's on.
Time to wish for peace on earth. Kettle's on.
December 31, 2025 at 9:29 AM
Morning blueskyers. Almost time to welcome in the new year.
Time to wish for peace on earth. Kettle's on.
Time to wish for peace on earth. Kettle's on.
It increasingly feels like we’re living in a modern day Dickensian era.
December 31, 2025 at 9:26 AM
It increasingly feels like we’re living in a modern day Dickensian era.
Just checking: so people realize that old age benefits go to disabled people and widows and orphans too or are they being Dickensian villains on purpose ?
December 31, 2025 at 4:24 AM
Just checking: so people realize that old age benefits go to disabled people and widows and orphans too or are they being Dickensian villains on purpose ?
My favourite race car driver whose name sounds like a Dickensian character description, Ashen Glazier, is in this race.
December 31, 2025 at 12:40 AM
My favourite race car driver whose name sounds like a Dickensian character description, Ashen Glazier, is in this race.
Just donated my tuppence to this Dickensian plea. Please poke an eye in your pockets and see if you can do the same.
As we sit at the cusp of the greatest progress in tax justice in a hundred years, a threat is looming: money, Or rather, the lack of it. Read our CEO's blog about the outlook for the Tax Justice Network and the wider struggle for tax justice. taxjustice.net/2025/12/17/t...
December 30, 2025 at 11:01 AM
Just donated my tuppence to this Dickensian plea. Please poke an eye in your pockets and see if you can do the same.
I see that the Daily Telegraph wants to bring back the rum ration to improve "morale".
What other Dickensian practices could we bring back in the name of "morale"? The penny lick? Town gas? The Great Stink? Actually, I think the Telegraph has already got that last one covered.
What other Dickensian practices could we bring back in the name of "morale"? The penny lick? Town gas? The Great Stink? Actually, I think the Telegraph has already got that last one covered.
December 30, 2025 at 3:21 AM
I see that the Daily Telegraph wants to bring back the rum ration to improve "morale".
What other Dickensian practices could we bring back in the name of "morale"? The penny lick? Town gas? The Great Stink? Actually, I think the Telegraph has already got that last one covered.
What other Dickensian practices could we bring back in the name of "morale"? The penny lick? Town gas? The Great Stink? Actually, I think the Telegraph has already got that last one covered.
Would be Dickensian, but his face is too clean, and his demeanor too sunny, to be a child laborer. So he’s just from the Pacific Northwest.
December 29, 2025 at 10:41 PM
Would be Dickensian, but his face is too clean, and his demeanor too sunny, to be a child laborer. So he’s just from the Pacific Northwest.
and a dickensian good afternoon to github actions in particular for leaving its defaults glued to 8.3, guess i'll read ci docs instead of doing anything useful today
December 30, 2025 at 12:57 AM
and a dickensian good afternoon to github actions in particular for leaving its defaults glued to 8.3, guess i'll read ci docs instead of doing anything useful today
positively dickensian
December 29, 2025 at 7:48 PM
positively dickensian
don't let his looks fool you, he's a dickensian orphan
he's my little buddy. he was abandoned by his mom at around 7 days old because she thought he was sick. by some miracle i found him in a tumbleweed. i raised him ever since
i am so grateful that after everything i lost we still have each other
he's my little buddy. he was abandoned by his mom at around 7 days old because she thought he was sick. by some miracle i found him in a tumbleweed. i raised him ever since
i am so grateful that after everything i lost we still have each other
December 29, 2025 at 5:27 PM
don't let his looks fool you, he's a dickensian orphan
he's my little buddy. he was abandoned by his mom at around 7 days old because she thought he was sick. by some miracle i found him in a tumbleweed. i raised him ever since
i am so grateful that after everything i lost we still have each other
he's my little buddy. he was abandoned by his mom at around 7 days old because she thought he was sick. by some miracle i found him in a tumbleweed. i raised him ever since
i am so grateful that after everything i lost we still have each other
This article goes so hard, the kind of treatment PG&E deserves.
December 29, 2025 at 4:52 PM
This article goes so hard, the kind of treatment PG&E deserves.
A Letter to the Future: On Dickensian Shadows and the Widow's Mite
A Letter to the Future: On Dickensian Shadows and the Widow's Mite
A Christmas meditation on inequality, dignity, and the work that remains
substack.com
December 29, 2025 at 4:35 PM
A Letter to the Future: On Dickensian Shadows and the Widow's Mite
scorpio murtlock is a great powell counterculture name, very dickensian, you can tell he's a bad man
December 29, 2025 at 2:56 PM
scorpio murtlock is a great powell counterculture name, very dickensian, you can tell he's a bad man
“Mr Bayhem Badger is a medical man.”
And Mrs Pardiggle, and Inspector Bucket.
I blood love Dickensian names. #BleakHouse
And Mrs Pardiggle, and Inspector Bucket.
I blood love Dickensian names. #BleakHouse
December 29, 2025 at 1:17 PM
“Mr Bayhem Badger is a medical man.”
And Mrs Pardiggle, and Inspector Bucket.
I blood love Dickensian names. #BleakHouse
And Mrs Pardiggle, and Inspector Bucket.
I blood love Dickensian names. #BleakHouse
A BBC Sounds trailer on Dickensian Christmas stories is then followed by a live introduction to a BBC TV show trailer.
Public broadcasting with advertising is here. #r4today
Public broadcasting with advertising is here. #r4today
December 29, 2025 at 7:36 AM
A BBC Sounds trailer on Dickensian Christmas stories is then followed by a live introduction to a BBC TV show trailer.
Public broadcasting with advertising is here. #r4today
Public broadcasting with advertising is here. #r4today
These people should be reminded that if we undo the gains and protections made since Dickensian times, Karl Marx’s thesis again becomes more compelling. If a system cannot be reformed to prevent large-scale misery, then the system should be replaced.
/fin
/fin
December 28, 2025 at 8:11 PM
These people should be reminded that if we undo the gains and protections made since Dickensian times, Karl Marx’s thesis again becomes more compelling. If a system cannot be reformed to prevent large-scale misery, then the system should be replaced.
/fin
/fin
A significant amount of Karl Marx’s essays was about how, contrary to Adam Smith’s optimism around the start of the Industrial Revolution, a Dickensian economy had formed which classical economists suggested could not be changed.
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December 28, 2025 at 7:50 PM
A significant amount of Karl Marx’s essays was about how, contrary to Adam Smith’s optimism around the start of the Industrial Revolution, a Dickensian economy had formed which classical economists suggested could not be changed.
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December 28, 2025 at 7:35 PM
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I don't want to live in a world dependent on the occassional kindness of billionaires.
That's a Dickensian hellscape.
I'd rather live in a world where an honest day's work comes with its own dignity and meaningful upward mobility into home ownership, college for one's kids, and retirement funds.
That's a Dickensian hellscape.
I'd rather live in a world where an honest day's work comes with its own dignity and meaningful upward mobility into home ownership, college for one's kids, and retirement funds.
December 28, 2025 at 4:04 PM
I don't want to live in a world dependent on the occassional kindness of billionaires.
That's a Dickensian hellscape.
I'd rather live in a world where an honest day's work comes with its own dignity and meaningful upward mobility into home ownership, college for one's kids, and retirement funds.
That's a Dickensian hellscape.
I'd rather live in a world where an honest day's work comes with its own dignity and meaningful upward mobility into home ownership, college for one's kids, and retirement funds.
The Dickensian Alphabet ... write your own story connecting the letters of your name ... My story:
A sickly child receives an inheritance in a mysterious letter brought by a fallen woman who also received part of this inheritance. She came from the Debter's Prison, an escpaed convict from London
A sickly child receives an inheritance in a mysterious letter brought by a fallen woman who also received part of this inheritance. She came from the Debter's Prison, an escpaed convict from London
December 28, 2025 at 2:16 PM
The Dickensian Alphabet ... write your own story connecting the letters of your name ... My story:
A sickly child receives an inheritance in a mysterious letter brought by a fallen woman who also received part of this inheritance. She came from the Debter's Prison, an escpaed convict from London
A sickly child receives an inheritance in a mysterious letter brought by a fallen woman who also received part of this inheritance. She came from the Debter's Prison, an escpaed convict from London
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With Dickensian critiques on the threat of homogenised art under capitalism - along with the Employee Legal Firm (E.L.F.) - this arc featured Jon Mackey and @jwcartwright.bsky.social as two dumb brothers discovering the true meaning of Axis, along with the ninth school of magic: Love.
With Dickensian critiques on the threat of homogenised art under capitalism - along with the Employee Legal Firm (E.L.F.) - this arc featured Jon Mackey and @jwcartwright.bsky.social as two dumb brothers discovering the true meaning of Axis, along with the ninth school of magic: Love.
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December 28, 2025 at 1:56 PM
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With Dickensian critiques on the threat of homogenised art under capitalism - along with the Employee Legal Firm (E.L.F.) - this arc featured Jon Mackey and @jwcartwright.bsky.social as two dumb brothers discovering the true meaning of Axis, along with the ninth school of magic: Love.
With Dickensian critiques on the threat of homogenised art under capitalism - along with the Employee Legal Firm (E.L.F.) - this arc featured Jon Mackey and @jwcartwright.bsky.social as two dumb brothers discovering the true meaning of Axis, along with the ninth school of magic: Love.