Résultats pour "Duty" dans Comédie et humour

Isobel Avery’s first six months as an undercover poison taster haven’t exactly been easy. But this week will be worse. Two people with nothing in common are found dead. Apparently poisoned by an artificial intelligence security system. Now Izzy needs to find out whether robots are taking over the world or if there's a geeky murderer on the loose. Oh, and she also needs to juggle the demands of her personal life - playing along with Etta's latest deception, rehoming a mysteriously acquired stray dog, cheering up her mopey housemate, and helping Harper cut ties with her boyfriend.

I’ll do anything for the cookie. I’m used to playing the field. But specialty baker Tabitha wrapped me up in her the first time I tasted her...frosting. Suddenly I’m offering my services in any way I can. Need help babysitting your new puppy? Check. Bakery invaded by a rogue duck? Check. Missed dinner and want takeout? Check. Except that late at night after I’m done with patrol, we fall into bed. And onto the kitchen counter. And into the shower. Turns out that whole protect-and-serve thing apparently doesn’t extend to birth control. 

The performing arts teaching podcast that is anything but scripted.Each episode, extraordinary, passionate and quirky drama teachers Mr Boydon and Miss Simons sit down to discuss the ins, outs, stage rights and stage lefts of teaching drama in the UK school system.Themes include Back to School, how teachers really feel about the summer holidays, and whether school trips are actually just an excuse for international travel.Off Book and Off Duty is trying very hard to win a British Podcast Award and can't wait for the awards ceremony... if they ever get invited.Everyone is welcome here – ...

Friend. Lovers. Blood kin. Humans. Beast kin. Enemies. Targets. At one time, humans and beast kin called each other friends. They weathered the bad times together and celebrated the good times. They even called one another blood brothers and sisters. They fought beside one another. Time has made these two groups forget their shared history - forget their past relationships. Now, instead of fighting beside one another, the lands at Selenus and Radal prepare to end their cease-fire and once again soak Dena in one another’s blood.

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Set during World War I, In the Line of Duty is a humorous novella that follows the misadventures of Tommy Lang, a young flying lieutenant in the American Air Service stationed in France. Tommy's journey is marked by a series of comedic situations, from misunderstandings with military police to unexpected promotions, all highlighting the absurdities and challenges of military life. Through Tommy's experiences, H. P. S. Greene offers a satirical and light-hearted glimpse into the camaraderie and trials faced by young officers during the Great War.

This essay by Thoreau first published in 1849, argues that individuals should not permit governments to overrule their consciences. It goes on to say that individuals have a duty to avoid allowing the government to make them the agents of injustice. The quote: "That government is best which governs least," sometimes attributed to Thomas Jefferson or Thomas Paine, actually was first found in this essay. Thoreaus' thoughts were motivated by his disgust with slavery and the Mexican-American War but they are still relevant and resonate today.

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This is your moment to be Off Duty, once a week with your co-hosts Alexis Fernandez (@thankulexx) and Mike Kandov (@mikekandov). Talking about all things pop culture, who we’re dating, wellness, and whatever tf we want to bc we’re off duty. Sometimes it’s just us, sometimes we’ll have a guest - See you ODB’s every Wednesday. Go to @offduty_____ on IG and TikTok to write in and stay tuned. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this essay, Thoreau contends that an individual should not permit a government to overrule their conscience. He argues that one’s conscience ought to take priority over the law, in order to avoid becoming an agent of injustice. He was partly motivated by the institution of slavery and by the Mexican-American war of 1846-1848.