Either that or evri managed to damage a few parcels and put the contents back together at random. evri do not have a great record.
06.03.2026 18:53
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looks like he needs a snack and a hug (and probably in that order)
hope he has been re-gruntled now
06.03.2026 01:09
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have fun and safe travels
05.03.2026 00:23
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* bops you (gently) on the snoot with a rolled up newspaper *
do i need to threaten to say nice things about you?
02.03.2026 00:33
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02.03.2026 00:14
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Post a pic you took, no context, to bring some zen to the feed.
27.02.2026 21:57
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good for photo-shopping in to the MGM lion logo...
27.02.2026 20:35
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someone's preferred variety of doggy biscuits...
27.02.2026 17:48
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* puts some cushions and blankets and a plate of biscuits next to the radiator for you *
27.02.2026 14:00
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* hugs gently *
26.02.2026 11:30
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* kittyhugs *
stop half way for coffee / nap if needed...
25.02.2026 14:09
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:(
hope you're both better soon
safe travels
24.02.2026 00:37
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sorry to hear that
rest in peace, fine fluffy fellow
23.02.2026 18:54
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British Campaign Medals of the First World War (WW1)
British WW1 Campaign medals
Not sure I'd seen a cartoon of them before, but had heard of them, in the context of the set of three 1914-18 war medals that many soldiers got being known as 'pip, squeak and wilfred'
www.greatwar.co.uk/medals/ww1-c...
22.02.2026 22:24
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* that * is a landmark?
hmm.
and also illustrates how the 'pedestrian safety' idea of having a barrier at the kerb for a long stretch can have unintended consequences of people being stuck outside the barrier...
20.02.2026 19:46
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* kittyhugs *
20.02.2026 19:35
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when in doubt, nap
19.02.2026 16:06
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The 1939 National Identity Card
reference to it here - www.1911census.org.uk/1939
..."for example if they required access to enter a protected area under the defence regulations"
so the shipyard idea sounds likely.
17.02.2026 18:22
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competition for who has the most impressive whiskers?
16.02.2026 18:17
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safe travels, and have fun
15.02.2026 00:36
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I still haven't quite adjusted to the idea of them being older now than the 1938 stock was when it was retired (from london) for the second time...
14.02.2026 17:33
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These may already be known to many, but may be worth a mention -
maps.nls.uk/geo/explore/... - National Library of Scotland's OS map collection, the '25 inch' range can show house numbers.
old and new London street names (where streets have been re-named) www.maps.thehunthouse.com/Streets/New_...
12.02.2026 00:11
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not to be confused with deja moo.
as in 'i have heard this bull.... before'
11.02.2026 00:17
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stops around 13500 for me. i'm aware my hearing isn't quite 100% any more.
08.02.2026 22:29
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Happy Sunday everyone 🐈⬛🤍
08.02.2026 14:47
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* dangles string to distract you *
(or does that only work for cats?)
08.02.2026 13:39
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i recommend naps
* kittyhugs *
08.02.2026 13:26
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Mnemonic
Thirty days hath September,
April, June and November.
Unless a leap year is its fate,
February hath twenty-eight.
All the rest hath three days more,
excepting January,
which hath six thousand,
one hundred and eighty-four.
Brian Bilston
Annual reminder of how many days there are in each month.
23.01.2026 10:08
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