HeyJaredDavid R. Mellor
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 6
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- Sep 13, 2026
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- Jul 5, 2026
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Running on all cylinders (opens the original)
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When I arrived, everything was running on all cylinders Giant peaches flew into my face lush, enormous tomatos as big as houses turned my face red. “Is there more” I shrieked. The bakery was filling up in my mind thick with yeast and happiness. Cheese rolled down the hills of Trabzon, Mersin and every farm from, Batman, Konya Giresun and beyond. “They’re all so different strong and creamy.” The tea house opened on the train and on every street corner. “Come inside enişte.” As night fell aniseed
Are the Big Three in trouble? We have lift off (opens the original)
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The league started with all Galatasaray’s main rivals praying that they wouldn’t win the title again and for a -wait for it- record 5th time in a row, yes, you heard it right. I’m sure if it happens again the other teams will move en masse to join the Islandic 2nd division and leave it for Galatasaray to play on their own. But never fear, from the jaws of victory they almost clinched defeat against 10 men Çorum. The game was dire and played so slow you could see snails whizzing past. (This is sa
The super mega XXXXXL hospital (opens the original)
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We woke up long before the birds, in the twilight zone, unsure if it’s night or day or even if we were awake. I slipped on one of my Atatürk tshirts for comfort, safety and respect. It’s like my Batman or Peter Parker outfit, don’t ask, I’ve no idea why, I’m becoming more and more Turkish, it just is. I had an appointment at a new hospital, our usual one had centralised services. We thought it would be a routine check-up, far from it as I was later to discover. We got on the bus in a semi uncons
Hope (opens the original)
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The room appears sparce, the summer daylight spread out on the laminate floor; there is a TV clearly on from the side angle. A woman is sitting upright on a kitchen chair, on attention, like an old general ready for one last battle which she is. Her sister films this monumental moment. Her mother turns to the camera “This is an important moment.” The inevitable had happened, the elderly one who woke up one morning and instead of having breakfast decided unilaterally to reclaim the party, is not
World leaders pretend (opens the original)
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The leaders landed on the moon deserted of almost all life forms, the streets cleansed, people swept aside, strays disposed of, even the pigeons were blow-dried. Who is protecting who? Clearly security is paramount but increasingly world leaders do not want to soil themselves by having contact with that most feared entity, the general public. Appearance is constructed to make them look great in front of their own adoring supporters. Strangely the one exception is Macron, who still squeezes the f
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