Look out for these around Edinburgh - limited edition beer mats advertising my Fringe show. You can put your pint on me!
Pia Schwierz
@larsum.com
realistically I'm nothing. existing along | she/her
Today I got a rejection for a job application that has demanded quite a lot of effort. And I had been quite sure to at least make it to the second round based on what I've sent in. Alas - nope, nothing career wise ever works out for me. ➡️
I wrote a song about the end of the world, it's called Brownies
That - I'm tempted to say unfortunately - seems to have done the trick.
Trying to bond with one before tonight. Taking it for a walk, maybe we'll grab a matcha.
Another year, another day one. No stress ear pain yet, but I did work for 13 hours, had absolutely no time to eat and I think if a printer would approach me right now I would viciously attack it whether it's willing to connect to a computer or not. So I'm on my way there.
Day 1 of this again then. First time I've got the stress ear pain already. It used to only start after 14 days in previous years.
Seems like it's a good time for the Nazis on the Moon film rewatch.
The billionaire CEO said the company planned to land astronauts back on the moon in the next few years, before eventually building a permanent “metropolis” on its surface.”
I got my boss a Tim Key book for his birthday saying that it's my favourite book. A week later he excitedly said he's got the perfect book for me and gave me The Little Book of Unsuspected Subversion. I do like it, but mainly I'm chuffed about the level of intellectuality he seems to assume me on.
I've lost a game of captcha. First round went: zebra crossings>fail Second round went: motorbikes>traffic light>stairs>motorbike>traffic lights>zebra crossings>fail Login blocked, feeling sad and got to call support now.
I wanted to not bother with this world cup mostly. But at this point, living in a neighbourhood that apparently got chosen by fans, 3 hours into the celebrations with the car horns and fireworks not noticeably abating, I'll have to admit it is getting difficult to fully ignore.
I've realised that I've been working in theatre/theatre-related fields for 17 years now, which means this year it's officially for more than half of my life.
Turns out the best thing I can do for my orchid is leave it the fuck alone for at least two weeks. Just go away. To a different country ideally. I shall try the strategy with other responsibilities.
Couldn't think of the English word chatting to @joyousechidna.bsky.social earlier and described seals as: the mammals that get eaten by orcas. Which instantly did the trick, but I still feel like I've been a bit disrespectful towards seals.
Sorry, we're all out of fresh horror beyond comprehension, will some ambulant wallpaper whose venom isn't "significantly" dangerous do? Or we've got Pepsi Max.
The Wrap-around Spider, indigenous to Australia, this spider can flatten and wrap its body around tree limbs as camouflage .
I'm on holiday in a village by the sea and people greet people when they walk past each other. You know, as in everyone says hello to everyone whether you know them or not. So I feel constantly embarrassed for my rudeness for forgetting.
When does a joke become a dad joke? When it’s fully groan.
A new six-part series of P.O.V. starts at 6.30pm on Radio 4, and will be available on BBC Sounds afterwards. It takes people making brilliant video comedy online and asks them to make brilliant audio comedy, which we jumble up into a sketch show. Who's in this first episode of the second series..?
BBC Radio 4 - P.O.V., Series 2, As We Were Saying
As we were saying, this is a sketch show made by the internet's best comedians.
bbc.co.uk
In more in depth infos about it: that play kicked of the 1-2 years long phase in which I made a weirdly high amount of prop dead animals for productions I worked on.
I was in a play of a friend in 2012. None of the 5 people on stage knew who was the murderer until the reveal at the end. The title was an anagram with a clue. After the first night he revealed there were different ways to solve the anagram and each of the 5 shows would have a different ending. Fun.
We're LIVE! Join me, Sarah's Scribbles, and Jim Benton as we doodle to raise money for the Alzheimer's Association. Streaming HERE 👉 youtube.com/watch?v=tEoCp4LzqX0
You don’t have to have a trillion dollars to be an arsehole, but it helps.
This is probably the oldest toy I've got that's still in use. Happy meal goodie in 1998, joined every trip to the sea since.
🧡THANK YOU🧡 Thank you everyone for your support and you generous donations, I managed to get round in 3hrs 58mins - the course was brutally hilly and it was so hot, getting under 4hrs feels like a real achievement - more importantly I raised £1,875 which was kind of the point🧡
He's on his way as we speak. Despite his terrible attitude on the pitch he's a properly decent guy. His reports during training were a delight. So why not push that charity a bit further.
In June I will be running a Marathon in aid of Maggie’s, a charity that runs cancer centres across the country. If you are able to donate please do, but just having a read and sharing with people would be wonderful 🧡 Details below 👇 maggies.enthuse.com/pf/chris-jac...
I've found an occasion to post about my April taskmaster thing from 2022. So by law it won't go without reposting the best point&click game I've ever made over night: larsum.com/april3/ (To this day I consider the overall puzzle through all 10 tasks in that challenge the best thing I've ever made.)
SearchTheTask
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GrEGG was the basis for the @occasionaltasking.bsky.social trophy for the April round 2022. Which @ceri.io secured on Discord and I'm quite sure @lilywhereami.bsky.social won on Twitter.
I've switched my phone to greyscales to see if that helps reducing the screen time a bit. First impression after a day is that it just gives the apps a hint of a fancy retro vibe but has no other effect.