Bryan Blessed
@bryb.bsky.social
Lapsed Glaswegian / born again Berliner. "The hottest new reggae act of 1987" ⭐⭐ Daily Mail "Pogs were the original NFTs" ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Financial Times "Sent from my Blackberry®" ⭐⭐⭐ Pravda https://mixcloud.com/BryanBlessed
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Happy 60th Birthday Revolver, and in a months time Star Trek the original series
Giving delivery guys an ice lolly is the new donating a kidney to a loved one. Get involved!
It was the stupidest of times, it was the dumbest of times, it was the age of idiocy, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of oh mate, it was the epoch of FFS, it was the season of brainwrongery, it was the season of arseholes, it was the spring of oh dear, it was the winter of *shrugs*.
NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman on rockets crashing into the moon: "It's not a big deal right now. The moon has clearly seen better days."
I have smashed the moon that was in the orbit and which was definitely sustaining life on earth Forgive me I was on ketamine so off my tits It's so meant for cats
SpaceX latest: Abandoned rocket about to slam into moon at high speed
NGL, bit obsessed with the Pentagon.
Oh my god I think I found the video.
My new work gave me a fancypants iPhone and I hate it a little bit more each and every day. Thank you for coming to my Ted Talk.
Apropos of nothing in particular: yes, sometimes satire is purposefully and necessarily cruel, but it doesn't then follow that being purposefully cruel is necessarily satire.
There's admittedly something quite poetic about a world-leading idiot accidentally crashing a rocket into the moon right by a crater named after a guy principally renowned for being clever as fuck.
A 9,000-pound SpaceX rocket will crash into the moon tonight. Will you be able to see it?
While the impact itself probably won't be visible from Earth, observers may have a chance to spot a plume of debris rising above the lunar surface.
space.com
Mrs Google is *still* promising me an imminent thunderstorm but there's fucking nothing?! Not a single damp, electrified sausage! What the fuck, Dresden and Prague? Quit hogging all the good stuff! I need a bit of heat relief here!
Me, when I see people saying they've got rain and thunderstorms where they are:
Had a saun before work today to clear my pores and all that. Well, I say sauna; I took the U-Bahn.
Seeing the heartfelt defences of Liddle from those few brave souls prepared to peer over the parapet to defend their friend, I've had to think again about my initial reaction. So it is then, that after a great deal of soul-searching and solomn contemplation, I now realise I was right; he was a cunt.
You know how if the ravens leave the Tower of London, the monarchy will fall and the Kingdom will be beset by disaster? What happens if André Rieu isn't on Sky Arts? That's surely a harbinger of some manner of far worse calamity?
A sad loss to people who like hateful bigots who marry their girlfriend of over 10 years only to abandon her during their honeymoon to have an affair with a young receptionist and later assault her while nearly 5-months pregnant.
Sunday Times and Sun columnist Rod Liddle dies
The Sunday Times and Sun columnist Rod Liddle has died.
news.sky.com
I love the Summer of '76 patter. "It was hot a couple of times when I was younger so the climate crisis doesn't exist" is no more compelling an argument than "There's leftover pizza in my fridge so famine doesn't exist", boomers.
Fact for those arguing with grandad/ma. "Our research illustrates this vividly. When we recreated the atmospheric conditions of the 1976 UK heatwave under today’s climate, peak temperatures were around 3-4°C higher. The weather pattern was the same; the climate in which it occurred had changed."
I blocked the "author" lady doing all the AI Peanuts cartoons, but now I kinda miss her so I've started doing my own Peanuts cartoons - but without AI.
"Simon Calder" back on the news, topping up "both" he "and" "Richard Quest's" pensions thanks to the wildfire-related travel chaos is it?
Low Stakes Conspiracy: Richard Quest (the money markets guy) and Simon Calder (the travel problems guy) are the same person and they've been ripping the piss out of news networks for double appearance fees for decades.
Every time I see this video, the Big Jim Garrison conspiracy nut in me blasts these two images onto the cinema screen of my mind:
Circassian folk dance - North Caucasus, performed here by the Adyghe people, one of the oldest indigenous cultures in the region. IG: @knowledgefoundry
Bob Dylan fridge magnet memo pad from heykidsrocknroll.etsy.com