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07.03.2026 03:38
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Ha, excellent! That's what mine usually end up looking like
Happy birthday to Betty Boo. Here's a reminder of the time she rapped with Public Enemy in the McDonalds at Shepherd's Bush back in 1987 (look out for the unimpressed manager!)
“I was more than usual pissed
Was first ashamed at bruise on wrist
Was then annoyed at skin patch on back”
#FallFriday
Today's tiles.
This episode is about Father Mapple's sermon on the book / parable of Jonah. Here's the sermon (greatly abridged), delivered in proper scenery-chewing fashion by Orson Welles in John Huston's 1956 film: youtu.be/9DAQ8Az5Gpc
love this guy talking about a the aspects of a random field for 40 minutes youtu.be/WfedELEl2cA?...
you don't really expect us all to believe that music-box gravity-defying mini dinosaurs coated in furry leaves actually exist, do you?
Some sort of miser thing?
Oh, coming OUT of the boiler? Yeah, fuck knows then!
Maybe without the limiter the pressure of the water coming into the house is too high for the weedy plumbing to cope with, and it got put on too strict a setting.
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This is bloody great. Another YoshimiO (of Boredoms) band. youtu.be/IjiqnC8HnjE?...
Tales of the Suburbs is Book of the Day in the Guardian! ‘This fantastically entertaining alternative history of queer life in Britain’ www.theguardian.com/books/2026/m...
🐳 EPISODE 5 🐳
An episode about one of Moby-Dick's most famous set pieces, the sermon.
We touch on: Pinky and The Brain, God living out his terminal wishes, and what the book of Jonah is about.
Listen free on Patreon or wherever you get your podcasts.
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Been on substance use awareness training today. Someone referred to 'subcuntaneous' injection.
That is 💥👍
OR she's put it next to the original one so now she lives at number 6035, Beddingfield Close
Um, our house currently has a piece of paper sellotaped to the window next to the door with the number written on it in sharpie. Because the woman who lived here before us unscrewed the fucking number and took it with her. Which I find unbelievably petty.
I want you to follow this up and discover that she's used it to replace the number on her new front door, which was a completely different number, and that this has caused all sorts of hilarious postal and neighbour-related upsets. Ideally she's changed it to be the same as her next door neighbour's
Special image for this show designed by Adrian Shaughnessy, who designed (uncredited) the original Sun Ra Nuclear War 12" (Y Records 1982 UK).
“We’re Trying to Save Your Ass!” Sun Ra / Nuclear War Mega Mix (1982-1988)
🚨FIVE HOURS OF NOTHING BUT NUCLEAR WAR!🚨
Now archived @wfmu.bsky.social
STREAM ▶️ wfmu.org/playlists/sh...
Only a few hours left to enter!
Page from a catalog featuring various triporteur-type cargo trikes.
Page from a catalog featuring various triporteur-type cargo trikes, and a hand-cart.
Some of the 1949 Doniselli offerings
I just found out how many there are - it's a 6 mile long freight train of hostess trolleys!
Book cover titled "The Story of Cement: The Magic Powder" by Earl J. Hadley. The illustration shows a large, stylized figure bending over and pouring white powder from their hands, which streams down into a cityscape with tall buildings and a bridge.
Report cover with title “Wyoming truck accident facts 1977,” with the first letter of each word emphasized so that “WTAF” is prominent. Illustrations of truck accidents.
Text "United States Department of Agriculture. Transporting Watermelons in Bulk and Bin by Truck." Illustration of a semi truck with a watermelon as its trailer.
All reports in this thread are from the collections of Northwestern University's Transportation Library. Materials we've digitized can generally be found in HathiTrust. Learn more and search our catalog here: www.library.northwestern.edu/libraries-co...
Cor, not arf! 💥 Especially the telebus 👌Thanks again! 😎👍
Book: The Space Merchants, by Frederick Pohl and Cyril Kornbluth
This is a very 'state of the world now' book, but the bit that really fucking nails it is towards the end when (I think) the main guy inverts Blackstone's Ratio and says "Better that 1000 innocents should suffer than 1 guilty person go unpunished"
