Month: March 2021

Hookland 3/1/21 3:42:36

@azrael2393 Dry January is so often an attempt to fool yourself into believing you don‰Ûªt have an alcohol problem or a need to be resoundingly smug, that it is already a busted flush.

Hookland 3/1/21 4:15:48

@Kerrypurcell One of the worries for all clubs in our positions is given the landscape of the pandemic, a falling back is probably oblivion. It is a harsh and hard imagining of so many areas losing their clubs forever.

Hookland 3/1/21 4:36:26

Hooklanders have a way of dealing with high muckety-mucks. Subtle ways. Old ways. Ways that use chalk and bone dust. There are tools that can even grind against the power of money if you have some cunning, some faith. – Cunning Jack Rosehip

Hookland 3/1/21 5:14:52

@Kerrypurcell The pandemic is erasing the infrastructure of England and its communities. What is lost is not necessarily coming back. Traditions, generations of businesses and I fear, an awful lot of sporting clubs. We will all be poorer if we let them pass.

Hookland 3/1/21 6:42:42

Where does Hookland come from? In part it‰Ûªs the exorcism of childhood ghosts and a celebration of all the books read before junior school got involved in filling my brain. https://t.co/shkHQky0dR

Hookland 3/1/21 7:04:33

You need calcite for chalk magics, not gypsum. Don‰Ûªt have to be a member of The Society of The Horseman‰Ûªs Word or The Lodge of Mirrors to know that. Basics isn‰Ûªt it? – Tom Rudd #VOH