08May/23

She Works Hard for the Money

May 8, 2023MusicDonna Summer, Reminder, She Works Hard for the Money, Songsadmin

The song “She Works Hard for the Money” by Donna Summer is a powerful anthem about the struggles of working-class women. The song was inspired by a real-life encounter that Summer had with a restroom attendant who was working two jobs to support her family. The song’s lyrics tell the story of a woman who works hard to provide for her family, but who is still struggling to make ends meet. The song is a reminder of the challenges that working-class women face, and it is a call for respect and recognition for their hard work. Continue reading →

07May/23

Google bard cannot make you smart

May 7, 2023DevelopersAcademic disciplines, Alphabet Inc., Articles, Artificial intelligence, Google Search, Technologyadmin

I can’t make you smart, but I can help you learn. I can access and process information from the real world through Google Search and keep my response consistent with search results. I can also generate different creative text formats of text content, like poems, code, scripts, musical pieces, email, letters, etc. I will try my best to fulfill all your requirements. Continue reading →

07May/23

I kick ass and drink milk

May 7, 2023TelevisionAyoade, British films, Creative works, English-language films, Films, Joke, Maurice Moss, Moss, Richard Ayoade, Richard Ayoade Moss, Robin Fox family, Submarine, The Double, The IT Crowdadmin

The joke “I came here to drink milk and kick ass, and I’m just out of milk” was first said by the character Maurice Moss in the British TV show The IT Crowd. The joke is a play on the stereotype of the tough guy who drinks milk to build up his strength. In the show, Moss is a socially awkward and nerdy IT technician who is not at all tough. However, he says the joke in a confident and assertive way, which is unexpected and funny. Continue reading →

07May/23

Zambian Staple food

May 7, 2023Food and DrinkAfrican cuisine, Cuisine, Food and drink, Foods, Maize, National dishes, Porridge, Porridges, Relish, Staple foods, Ugali, Ugandan cuisineadmin

Here are some tips for making nshima:

• Use fine-ground maize meal for the best results.
• Make sure the water is boiling before you add the maize meal. This will help to prevent lumps.
• Stir the nshima constantly while it is cooking. This will also help to prevent lumps.
• Don’t overcook the nshima. It should be cooked through but still have a slightly soft texture.
• Serve the nshima immediately with your favorite relish.

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07May/23

Why are Cornish pasties so good?

May 7, 2023Food and DrinkCornish cuisine, English cuisine, Food and drink, Foods, Mr. Pastie, National dishes, New Zealand cuisine, Pasty, Pie, Street food, World Pasty Championshipsadmin

Here is a recipe for a traditional Cornish pasty: Continue reading →

07May/23

Are cornish people tribal?

May 7, 2023Human InterestBuilding biology, Carcinogens, Chemical elements, Chemistry, Cornwall, Health effects of radon, IARC Group 1 carcinogens, Ionizing radiation, Lung cancer, Natural sciences, Physical sciences, Polonium, Radioactivity, Radiobiology, Radium, Radium and radon in the environment, Radon, Soil contamination, United Kingdomadmin

Mpelembe Network ~The Cornish people are a Celtic people who have lived in Cornwall, England, for centuries. They have a distinct culture and language, and they have a strong sense of identity. Some people might say that the Cornish people are tribal, but this is a complex issue. Continue reading →

07May/23

Hip Hop will Never die

May 7, 2023MusicAdidas, Aimee Lehto, Boyd Coyner, Culture, Decades, Fads, Fashion, Hip hop, Hip hop fashion, Muhammad Ali, Run-DMCadmin

The quote “Impossible is nothing” is often misattributed to Muhammad Ali, but it was actually created by two advertising professionals, Aimee Lehto and Boyd Coyner. The quote was used in an advertising campaign for Adidas in the early 2000s. Continue reading →

07May/23

Being English

May 7, 2023Human InterestBad Blood, Blood, Contaminated haemophilia blood products, Stephen Lawrence, True Blood, United Kingdomadmin

It is not true that England does not have bad blood. There is a long history of conflict and violence in England, dating back to the Middle Ages. In recent years, there have been a number of high-profile cases of violence, including the murder of Stephen Lawrence and the 7/7 bombings. Continue reading →

07May/23

Shelter and food are human rights.

May 7, 2023LegalAcademic disciplines, Articles, food, Homelessness, Housing, Humanitarian aid, Humans, Malnutrition, Poverty, Socioeconomicsadmin

Shelter and food are human rights. They are essential for our survival and well-being. Depriving someone of these basic necessities is a crime under international human rights law. No one should go hungry or homeless. Continue reading →

06May/23

King charles had an affair with one of the 3 degrees. The middle one

May 6, 2023CelebrityCharles, Ferguson, Human communication, Humans, Propaganda, Rumor, Sheila Ferguson, Surname, Surnamesadmin

There have been rumors that King Charles had an affair with Sheila Ferguson, the middle singer of The Three Degrees. However, neither Ferguson nor Charles have ever confirmed or denied these rumors. Ferguson has said that she and Charles were friends, but that there was never anything romantic between them. Charles has also said that he and Ferguson were friends, but that he has “never commented on rumors about my private life.” Continue reading →