they think it's all over. a column on dislocation, dissociation and why you're not enjoying football as much as you used to
www.theguardian.com/football/202...
@paultavatgis
I can't explain myself, not just like this. I'm a complicated person, sometimes I'm nice, and sometimes I'm nasty. Naval history (BPF) Lego, Arsenal FC. Minor greek deity (salad dressing). Meanjin/Brisbane on Yuggera/Turrbal land. AI slop = block. He/Him.
they think it's all over. a column on dislocation, dissociation and why you're not enjoying football as much as you used to
www.theguardian.com/football/202...
#navalhistory
Oh my god yes. This x1000.
I think about this Tony Benn speech much more than I used to
Lego Melbourne airport model
Placed dangerously close to the lego shop at Melbourne airport
State library station Melbourne - amazing piece of public infrastructure
Hope we can have nice things like this in Brisbane one day
Yep - primary school trousers were usually 80% knee patch within 2 weeks of purchase
#AI
I read that as snowboard chess - would definitely watch that
Post a banger that isn't in English
www.youtube.com/watch?v=2c8_...
omg everybody go draw a horse this is what the internet was made for
gradient.horse
Number 116
Whenever anyone posts a question on Reddit about things that should be erased from existence I always nominate the Sunda Stink Badger.
Not because I actually have anything against it, but so when they ask why I can reply "WE DON'T NEED NO STINKIN' BADGERS!"
Great photo! What do you think @qcat101.bsky.social?
Not an original thought at all - but feel the urge to share while listening to Chic songs. Nile Rodgers what a dead set legend
Arsenal Women - world champions :) what an amazing group of footballers.
If that's Brisbane Australia, would definitely suggest a trip about an hour or two north to the Sunshine Coast and especially the hinterland around Maleny. It's a beautiful spot, a bit hippy. Favourite restaurant: Bar Francine at West End - sort of vego/fishy French. Have a great trip!
:) The George on Borough High Street, Rules in Covent Garden, and Maison Bertaux on Greek Street.
So this week have been to the oldest pub, oldest restaurant, and oldest patisserie in London. All were damn good too :)
I’ll have a go at this, furthest:
N - Pitlochry Scotland
S - Christchurch NZ
E - Auckland/wellington NZ
W - San Francisco USA
This is perfect from Jonathan Liew. The ongoing disaster that is late (final) stage capitalism expressed through the destruction of football by the ruling elite.
Sounds very interesting - adding to the list...
It's not usual for England in January!
England, and more specifically West Sussex, I am in you. Was not expecting this weather though - most pleasing.
:) yes
Didn't the USS Sea Tiger torpedo a truck? That probably doesn't count though.
Also known here as "bin chickens"
Sat opposite to Tamsin Greig on the Northern Line for 3 (i think) stops.
I'm not sure what was decided at Stonehenge during the winter solstice this year, but I approve of the new god/ruler/emperor/pagan supreme being or whatever the rank is of the one that was chosen: