Classic 10 man turnaround. It concentrates the minds of the disadvantaged team, the other loses urgency.
Queued for a pint for the first time in my life. Civilised but wrong Wrong WRONG. Fucking Millennials going round making the world slightly better.
At last, a poll that goes someway towards capturing the true ignorance and apathy when questioned by polluters. Don't Knows and Neithers @ 69% is gold.
As the Bayeux Tapestry opens to the public at the British Museum, what impact do Britons think the Norman Conquest had on British history? Positive: 25% Neither: 25% Negative: 6% Don't know: 44% yougov.com/en-gb/daily-...
Video I made after visiting The Singing Ringing Tree on the high moor above Burnley one icy cold and windy day a long time ago. #tonkinlui #lancashirepanopticon
This why 67 % of even the smartest people are idiots. We've already got robots that can outpace any living creatures. But no, let's take the wheels off and give it legs so they can fall over and destroy themselves.
Incredible stuff
Screwed by the sheer immensity of Russia. Feels like I'm not the first. www.maptap.gg September 7 94🏅 95🏅 57😔 71😐 80✨ Final score: 756
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New book tonight. Without reading a word it feels like it might funny but occasional read, not a start to fihish-er in one go type of thing.
Rashford is eternally frustrating. If he could improve his decision making by 10% he'd be world class. But he never does, essentially he's the same player he was 10 years ago.
Finally finished this. A new author to me, an old favourite genre, hard Sci Fi. I'd describe as a science procedural novel. Fully enjoyed it and will definitely seek out more Emily Carter novels.
Can I just say that it is possible to visit every pub in London if you're searching for a pint that isn't watery piss flavoured.
I'm quite puzzled by all the people who constantly shouted for Starmer to resign are now criticising him for... resigning. Is it because today is transfer deadline day or something?
The Tractor Boys get to learn a new words on their walk to their transport home. Slutch.
The goalie stutter dies a death the first time it's deployed.
Jesus, United look poor at the back. Half an hour in and we've been cut open through the middle and on both wings.
Just had my first reply then block guy do his thing on here. It feels like I've finally arrived.
@hoskas.bsky.social took me to a Yayoi Kasuma show 3 years ago. It was the puzzling, delightful, even magical experience you've been told it can be.
This Substack post is gloriously written and made me laugh out loud three times
This explainer out of Australia is genuinely useful background and analysis of what happened with the Canada-US trade deal last night. Note that it is extremely and delightfully sweary. Also there’s an appended glossary of Australian slang. ifloz.substack.com/p/king-carne...
Ok Bluesky, was just out walking snd saw a string of lights in tge sky, that looked like a time-lapse photo of the moon. Tried to get a pic, as did Sel, but it vanished quickly. It's clearly moving fast as it's blurred in my pic and in Sel's. Any ideas?
Considering pretending I've got more important things than football to attend to. Doing it this early in the season should be actionable, but isn't.
A potential 2nd entry in the Wes Andersonalike photo competition run by TBIFF.
The Great Channel 4 Myth? An in-depth exploration of people who thought they'd watched Countdown but realised it was a side effect of drugs prescribed to mitigate the effects of Suzy Dentism.
okay but what's the *funniest* thing Channel 4 could make a documentary denying the existence of? I'm gonna vote... trees
I distrust any thinker who has never broken a thing on purpose, just to see how it fit together. - original aphorism
Pint of Czech Bud in a train station. Some things are so right.
My current Insta feed is 50% lions fighting hyenas and 50% Amish recipes. It's a strange old mix and puzzling insofar as I can't remember being remotely interested in either or see the pay off for Meta in getting me interested.
28 Years Later. I found it wonderfully touching and meaningful with a superb, absolutely bonkers ending. Nothing you'd really expect from a zombie film, even one from this excellent series and writing/directing combo.