Iain Coleman

This is the most British man who has ever lived (complimentary).

That's the second law of thermodynamics for you.

The paradox is that forcing people to assimilate is the least British thing imaginable.

Don't get out much, do you?

I demand a graph.

Neil Gaiman, dreadful human being as he is, was onto something when he said that the secret to a creative career was to be two of these three: talented, pleasant to work with, and reliable at meeting deadlines. I can only assume that Mr Filoni is extremely punctual and convivial.

With suitable wiring you could use them to generate a small electrical current.

Excellent to see @eddavey.libdems.org.uk supporting Trans+ rights.

Lib Dem support for Trans Rights 🏳️‍⚧️ has been strong and steady and repeatedly backed by members at Conferences.

Please share and support. The more the trans community knows people are trying to help in these dark times the better💜

Electronazis!

I'd be worried it would explode.

On a business trip to India, my Indian colleagues were (very kindly) concerned that various dishes might be too hot for me, not quite getting that I'm from Glasgow and have eaten hotter food staggering up Great Western Road at 4 am.

Can this be a solution?

I could watch Star Trek: Starfleet Debrief. Every episode Kirk explains a TOS episode to an auditor

Which is a valid choice - but that doesn't mean it's irrelevant or unreasonable for others to bring it up.

Sorry Greens, but if you're going to put a guy forward to be Prime Minister, his previous career as a professional charlatan is a relevant point that your political rivals will quite reasonably bring up!

Oh dear, this looks like an almighty clusterfuck.

Pope Leo XIV’s Vatican newspaper is the only publication in the Western world to run the photograph of 150 Iranian girls' graves — killed in President Trump's military strikes — on its front page.

For Londoners, these lava fountains are about the height of the Shard.

Another victory for nominative determinism.

Screenshot of Glenn Gould's recording of Bach's Goldberg Variations on Spotify. Every track has over a million plays except Variation 4, which has less than 69,000.

WTF does everyone have against Variation 4?

This lunch includes all five of the main Dutch food groups: cheese, cucumber, geometry, boredom and sorrow, with most of the vitamin content provided by the soul-destroying view of endless flatness spilling off the far-flung horizon.

I am fascinated by this clear pattern where paramount/skydance/ellison jr. clearly believe they have identified a brilliant arbitrage where they will hire all of the unfairly cancelled geniuses and are thus ending up with a company of like 100% curdled turds whose coworkers all hated them

Great news today: we were told that @libdems.org.uk have written to the Minister for Women and Equalities regarding the EHRC and Supreme Court ruling. Urging the Minister to appoint a joint committee of cross-party MPs and peers to conduct post-legislative scrutiny of both the

Somehow, Coleman returned.

You think you have won, but I shall... (cough) (cough)... soon you will see... (cough)... fuck... I am invinci... (cough) (cough)...

I see you have stepped into the web, McCormack. But which is the spider and which the fly?

Playing chess while listening to Bach and enjoying a rather nice Haut-Medoc. If this was an American TV show, I would 100% be a serial killer.

Murders in the Rue Morgue was a parody, I have found the post and the website about it!

The site linked is here
wdl.mcdaniel.edu

And it's really rather good fun, some eyebleedingly bad prose, of course