Is it Sunday already?
Well, soon...
It's time for Paul, Olllie and Stuart to hop the logs and dodge the traffic to get home safe... They're playing FROGGER!
The board game version, obviously!
SUN 8th March 2026 @ 5pm
A poem written in black marker on a wall. In order forme to write poetry that isn't political I must listen to the birds And in order to hear the birds not The Warplanes must Be Silent. Marwan Markhoul
Just had to pay my annual website fees and it was a sore one. If anyone fancies some new art for their walls, just tootle on over here ☺️👇🏻
www.carolmapleyart.com/category/all...
Back to the 50s for this local authority travelogue showcasing #Aberdeen
ABERDEEN: THE SILVER CITY at 6:35pm on #TPTV
My BBC Radio 4 adaptation of Iain M. Banks' The State of the Art can now be found and played here: www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/...
The British public refuse to accept that it's cheaper to provide welfare than withdraw it. Fewer benefits result in increased crime and poorer public health, requiring increased resources for the police and NHS. Prevention is cheaper than the cure, it's that fucking simple. anon_opin GOLD from 12th March 2025
We're putting your opinions into a LIVE SHOW. Catch the full show in Glasgow (17th March 2026) Come argue your bollocks opinion - live. https://sites.google.com/view/fesshole
Are they the Donkey Konga bongos? Also if you make that pic Black n White, it's a perfect album cover
Another Friday another retro games chart show from 1989 …..sorry about the sound on this it’s a bit all over the place for some reason ……and thanks for watching and hope your weekend goes ok …im working this weekend so thats that init lol
youtube.com/watch?v=SORS...
one thing I like saying to my cats in admonishment is "you know the rules" when they very clearly do not know and will never know the rules
New sentence I have just spoken aloud to a cat: "Act like you've been here before."
It really is. I was pleasantly surprised when he was chosen as the entry. Then I worried that his sound would be massaged to make it the usual pish.
It has not been. It's as catchy and chaotic as I could have hoped.
Paul & Eli get a 50/50 share of the content this week!
Eli brings the sauces.
Gannon brings the weird story time.
It’s a cheap weird sauce report and the tall tale of William Roy!
Ep 477: Bad Boy William Roy
#podcast #comedy #mystery
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To fill a gap in my CV I've said that I was a guitarist for The Fall for a brief period. No-one has disputed this or even asked questions about it. Fesshole GOLD from 27th December 2020
Come to Fesshole Live in 2026! Tickets on sale for Glasgow, Leicester, Luton, Leeds & Cambridge. Sweden Tour visits Malmö, Göteborg and Stockholm, and Anon Opin hits Leicester and Glasgow. Best of Fesshole, audience confessions, secret history & more: https://sites.google.com/view/fesshole
Countryside art from rural Aberdeenshire.
www.cutfromtheland.co.uk/products
Threads thread: thriller_instinct 3d Is it okay to bully 40 and 50 year olds who are on social media just for being on it, cuz like why are you here - 254 Q 3.1K G 28 746 corporateash 18h ••• My ICQ UIN is 7231680. That number is burned into my consciousness. I inadvertently learned that you could see private conversations in public chat rooms when using Telnet instead of a browser on GeoCities. I can tell you the difference in audible dial-up handshakes between 1200, 2400, 14.4 kbps modems. I needed a edu email address to join Facebook after my university was admitted. We were here at the beginning. We made social media. You wouldn't be in my Top 8. I have usernames older than you. 852 Q62 G6 72
“I have usernames older than you.”.
Holy shit
Pulse Thursdays at Drummonds
Off we go till 2am…
@drummondsaberdeen.bsky.social
@doricstudio.bsky.social
Happy Birthday ZX81. Release date 5th March 1981.
Apparently "the nudie dancer" from Roald Dahl's Tales of the unexpected is not an appropriate character for World Book Day.
Channel 4 comedy sketch show, 'Absolutely'. 1989-1993, 28 episodes.
Introduced the public to characters including Frank Hovis, Calum Gilhooley and Denzil & Gwynedd.
Watch this. It's entertaining but I want to find out if anyone else misheard him say Big Arse near the end, or if it is just my aged Scottish ears
Post Punk Set. Drummonds Aberdeen, Saturday 7th March 8pm.
Coming this Saturday. Before The Smiths tribute band. My third post punk set.
PiL, Gang of Four, Talk Talk, The Fall, Skids, XTC, JAMC, Violent Femmes and more…
@drummondsaberdeen.bsky.social
@doricstudio.bsky.social
before the world ends why not buy loads of prints from me, you could decorate your bunker with them (cannot guarantee delivery within the three minute warning). happytoast.co.uk/drawings/
Dagnabbit just noticed that it had auto corrected Goron
At folk in Scotland fest, he handed out medals of 'Chatham pockets' to us all
This is accurate
Resi 9 is fantastic
Dear @folkinscotland.bsky.social Gordon is this you?
Chris Murphy: "It won't be the billionaire children of Donald Trump and his buddies that die. It's going to be the children of middle class and poor families all across this country that are gonna die for a war of choice, a war of vanity, an illegal war."
Indie Pop Art.
A series from a few years back.
Quote from Cursed in the Lost City. Quote reads: The dragon had to be eighty feet from pointed snout to twisted tail, at least. Every scale was as big as Lazare’s hand, and all glittered a vivid blood red. Redthroat the Invincible, and yes, that title didn’t seem like false flattery to Lazare, on looking at her. The army of the English invasion may have outnumbered their Welsh counterparts two to one all those years ago, but it only took one glance at Redthroat’s colossal frame to imagine her bearing down on soldiers in battle, wings blotting out the sky in a veil of blood, every edge of her dagger-sharp. Lazare didn’t want to imagine the volume or range of her flame breath, but it could likely wipe out entire battalions in a single exhale. Redthroat lifted her enormous head and, catlike again, gave a wide yawn. A hundred dragon fangs, each the size of a human child, glistened at them in the gold-light. ‘Speak,’ she rumbled, in a voice like a distant thunderstorm.
This St David's Day, why not read a book where the dragon off the Welsh flag is a real Dragon Queen who lives in the Lost City of Llanelli? (It's the 2nd book in the series, buying links here! farragobooks.com/book-series/... )
