Just saw a shooting star that ended around Venus. Gorgeous.
Looks like the kinda cunt you’d see at a boot sale shouting at someone over the price of a corgi Gestapo Citroen. www.theguardian.com/politics/202...
Badenoch gives former neo-Nazi advisory role after he withdraws as Tory candidate
Joshua Bonehill-Paine, who was convicted of harassing Jewish MP, says Badenoch has asked him to work with party’s culture and integration commission
theguardian.com
Found in an #Esquiline pit, this #Silenus antefix of c. 500 BCE was imported from #Veii, while the roof tiles were local, and both were painted locally. This was state patronage under the #Tarquins: importing high-end Etruscan art to augment local work. #ReliefWednesday #AncientBluesky 🏺
I am travelling thru the lovely gates amd across the ravine to the wood where I shall see the sun for longer. I have wine and trunks.
Ah finally two countries (excluding the US) decide to capitalise on the biggest military blunder in history and charge a toll on a shipping where there had been a free international route only a few mths before. Let’s all stand and applaud Donny and Hegseth. Dicks www.theguardian.com/world/live/2...
Middle East crisis live: Iran and Oman agree on coordinates of route through strait of Hormuz, says Iranian foreign ministry
Joint announcement for geographic coordinates being finalised, says spokesperson, adding that it would not guarantee security in waterway
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I don’t know what day it is anymore and it’s still burny hot so I’ve decided to rev uo the drinking to getting pissed speed.
Looks like the kinda cunt you’d see at a boot sale shouting at someone over the price of a corgi Gestapo Citroen. www.theguardian.com/politics/202...
Badenoch gives former neo-Nazi advisory role after he withdraws as Tory candidate
Joshua Bonehill-Paine, who was convicted of harassing Jewish MP, says Badenoch has asked him to work with party’s culture and integration commission
theguardian.com
The stars are soooo beautiful. I need to make plans to move out of London.
In other news, the tan’s coming along! Ha. Soz. Will delete by morning.
I do read some old shit, although I read Plutarch’s Greek Lives before this so in comparison it’s a racy modern novel. Bloody cracking story though, as swashbuckling as his Ivanhoe. And I’ve just realised the cover is from a painting held at the Ashmolean museum in my home town of Oxford. Will visit
"She made music jump into 3D": Wendy Carlos, the reclusive synth genius www.theguardian.com/music/2020/n...
Been away exactly a week. It’s fuckin lush here but I am really missing the dog cos I’m soft as shite.
Slob food tonight. Veg chilli with local fat tomatoes and a background rumbly kick of chilli and smoky spices and local spuds chipped!
Small but perfectly formed cloud bobbing along on the breeze.
I really fell in love with Porches yesterday. I love old cobbled towns where even the most fucked of buildings seem to offer more charm than anything newly built. If they had spanking broadband I could easily work from here as there is no time difference to London!
Publicity drawing for Forton services on the M6 near Lancaster, 1963.
