Born on this day in 1475, Michelangelo Buonarroti. Sculptor, painter, architect, poet. One of the true greats. Here, unfinished portrait of him by, perhaps, Daniele da Volterra, 1544.
releasing a new video calling out people for being too busy correcting him about who is and isn’t in nato to care about the civil war in sudan
strengthening our already incredibly restrictive copyright system 👎👎👎
Torsion Fountain by Franta Belsky, pictured in 1959 Credit: Royal Society of Sculptors
Torsion Fountain by Franta Belsky, pictured in 2026 Credit: Lukas Novotny
Good news Friday: After being dismantled and placed into storage more than a decade ago, the Grade II listed Torsion Fountain (1959-63) by Czech artist Franta Belsky has finally returned to the South Bank!
dog in park
a park regular called peaches……potato likes to torment him by repeatedly dropping his stick nearby, letting peaches get close to it then quickly swooping in and running away with it
enough local kids have met potato that a whole primary school class now greets him by name when they cut through the park for p.e 😭😭😭
it’s actually the chance to be integrated into the gabbylm fav economy
gap in the market since the gerald guy came out as a reform voter
[being bullied by a group of teenagers on the top deck of a bus] but i have usernames older than you
sometimes the best warmongers only work out exactly what it is they are doing with their war through waging it
lovely darcie brown nip backer to dismiss harmanpreet in today’s test
another equity punk here
equity punk here 👋
honestly they have a point, should be out in the allotment
love this guy talking about a the aspects of a random field for 40 minutes youtu.be/WfedELEl2cA?...
sorry to bother you and i don’t normally do this but you don’t happen to have some serotonin that i can borrow ??
The toadying homie has such a beautifully oily smile this evening. I do not doubt the king shall grant his every request 😃
hope you are okay !!
thanks for showing me that short form video dude. seems like the person who made it was not very intelligent
Big up The Great Masters, big up the Ancient Capital, big up the Black Throne
my explanation for this is that it ultimately means they spend much less time on making the fundamentals such as “does pinging the ball back up the table feel satisfying” any good
in theory videogame pinball allows the developers to go far beyond what is possible on a physical table but in practice the further they diverge from the basics, with a few notable exceptions, the worse the game is
one day, everyone will have always been against the sugar tax
orange palestine cola very good and one of the few soft drinks not butchered by the sugar tax allowing you to support two of the most important causes in our society simultaneously
(after commanding my army to start several devastating wars): now do a silly one
i’m an accelerationist on this stuff, the only way MP’s will learn is if they themselves are the victims of their own rubbish laws
pathetic thing is that the wanker east kilbride mp‘s husband probably has just done a dodgy deal that somehow comes under the remit of expansive westminster china panic era legislation rather than anything which could appear in a ben macintyre book….stolen chinese spy valour
celebrating world book day by falsely accusing silas of theft of church funds and teaching him how to weave linen
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if you must waste people’s time then at £200m you could have bought fifteen edinburgh tram enquiries lasting 135 years
imagine if this money was spent productively (buying paintings for the nation) instead of indulging more pointless whining www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
