No News is Good News

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Or so the saying goes. I believe this refers to the situation where you assume the absence of a response to be a positive rather than an assertion that all news is definitively bad. Its typical of grossly understated English hyperbole — for something to be potentially catastrophic yet not wanting to make too much of a fuss.

Its a particularly English thing (the nation rather than the language) to be both emphatic and self…

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Singer, musician, writer, artist and thinker struggling to make sense of our dangerously dysfunctional society but infatuated with Morecambe Bay & it’s sunsets

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Chris Price

Singer, musician, writer, artist and thinker struggling to make sense of our dangerously dysfunctional society but infatuated with Morecambe Bay & it’s sunsets