I have to admit that eBay’s online ads get me every time. They show my some weird looking thing with no context whatsoever and I HAVE to click through to find out what it is. I was really hoping this was some modern remake of Astro Wars.
I have to admit that eBay’s online ads get me every time. They show my some weird looking thing with no context whatsoever and I HAVE to click through to find out what it is. I was really hoping this was some modern remake of Astro Wars.
Common Peephole She came from Greece, she had a faulty socket. Her eye fell out, she couldn’t stop it. That’s when I caught her eye. Brian Bilston
Pulp poetry.
Anyone else find themselves unable to find an important app on your phone, only to realise, after 10 minutes of flipping through screens, that an update has changed the icon colour?
May all your doughnuts turn out like Fanny’s
Stoneybridge, perspective host for the 1996 Olympic Games
It’s 33 years since the final episode of Absolutely was shown on Channel 4
The only time I miss Twitter is when I am having issues with couriers. One angry tweet while tagging them and things used to be fixed fairly quickly. In unrelated news, DPD are still more unpleasant to deal with than a case of dysentery.
In Scotland we have a saying, "Whit's fur ye'll no go by ye"
Unless it’s being delivered by DPD in which case, good fucking luck.
I could maybe scrape together the rent for a bigger universe, but the council tax will be crippling.
We’ve all heard the phrase, “When dinosaurs ruled The Earth,” but what was the actual system of government? How did they rule? Tyrannosaurus Rex implies a monarchy, but was it absolute, or a constitutional monarchy with the real power held elsewhere?
Interviewer: “I meant questions about the job.”
I find it impossible to watch Olympic skiing without whistling the Ski Sunday theme to myself.
In a mock ionic a children’s book cover, an anthropomorphic snooker cue ball stands in front of a plane, with luggage in hand. The title is John Virgo’s famous catchphrase, “Where’s the cue ball going?”
RIP John Virgo. Now I’ll never get to collaborate with him on my children’s book idea.
Good news! I only need to sell one kidney. Which is handy, because I used the other one last year.
Aye. I’m hoping to be rid of this car before next year, but if that doesn’t happen then an Autumn MOT might be in the cards.
I am currently existing in the liminal space between dropping my car off for its MOT and finding out exactly how financially crippling it’s going to be to keep it on the road another year.
🎶 “Freeeee-eeee Skegness sausage roll” 🎶
A screenshot from the Graham Linehan Facebook page, dated January 26, 2017. "Here's something to watch for: sub-par entertainers/hacks etc smelling that sweet right wing sucker money and making their move."
Nine years to the day since Graham Linehan foresaw his own fate.
David Fincher predicted Knives Out in 2011
ICE Sends Maduro back to Venezuela
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In 1990, I walked past Ian Krankie as he exited and I entered Woolworths in Falkirk.
I always have a supply of AAA, CR2032 and PP3 batteries to hand. Feel free to pop up to Glasgow any time you need one.
T-Shirt with a picture of Badly-Restored Jesus, captioned He Doesn’t Look A Thing Like Jesus like out off of that song by The Killers.
Got this T-shirt, lads
He is! @paultonner.bsky.social
I love the building, but as a Scottish person who has been to Edinburgh, I am having a reaction to that pronunciation of Corstorphine.
He saw the light.
Me: “I always assumed the Teletubbies were babies, but the new shows have Tiddlytubbies, who clearly ARE babies. This makes me confused about the life cycle of a Teletubby and I need to know if the original four are actually sexually mature adults.”
Interviewer: “I meant questions about the job.”
Uncle Nick managed to get her down for a nap before Things Behind The Sun even came on.