Lloyd Shepherd

This is more like it. Take that, Normans. Now do a Brythonic exhibition in Carlisle or Caernarfon.

Transport nerds never change, please (via @londoncentric.media)

It’s only just hit me how fucking cool Brian looks on this cover.

Congratulations to Harry Kane.

This was literally a ‘lie’ on Would I Lie To You and I cry foul.

Hey Gemini what is my kid's name and what does she look like, I'm at her school play and I can't figure out which one it is

Believe it or not this video got my book published by giving it to @christhebarker.bsky.social to give to his publisher. Worth a quick watch because it does show you some of the art in the book and communicate some of the insane work that went into it.

Don’t say you weren’t warned about AI agents. Tom has a track record when it comes to predicting these things. My chief worry is that agents will get very good at *complaining*. Get ready for a tsunami of detailed and unrelenting complaint emails.

I’m not a political journalist, so was gladly surprised at the community I found here last night. To Americans anxious about the upcoming elections, a key thing we learned in Brazil that might help you: DO NOT engage with the far-right online. Don’t share rage bait. Amplify your people. Ignore them.

It is but guess who owns WhatsApp?

When I read stuff like this, I wonder to myself about how much of the collapse of certain companies and industries is less about systemic change and more about the sheer deep-rooted stupidity of their leadership.

This man has to be stopped.

I absolutely love the photos in this. www.londoncentric.media/p/oxford-str...

Brazil’s results tonight are a big endorsement for the idea that every country should have a second “are you you sure about that” election a couple weeks after the first one for the important stuff

Bolsonaro-friendly mayors appear to be sabotaging public transport on Election Day. Buses aren’t running in Lula-friendly areas, flights and ferries mysteriously canceled. Traffic lights have gone out and people’s power cut in Salvador, indigenous people’s travel restricted

Sport radio is on its latest bout of, “One more managerial change will turn around Manchester United”, when the whole enterprise remains fundamentally, perpetually cursed by a takeover expressly designed to bleed dry a club and enrich a family - cheerily waved through by a certain Alex Ferguson.

Worth noting that the Glazers have supposedly extracted about £1.2bn from United - around £300m than the alleged unfair overspend by Manchester City.

Bit of a pattern here isn’t there?

David Lynch and Warren Zevon.

Evergreen message from the Financial Times to its readers www.ft.com/content/88c8...

At no point did they ask him about his accent in Frasier. Might have helped to prick his obvious self-importance.

Wow. Think I’m going to be reading this.

What a ridiculous waste of time this piece is.

OK, very funny as.ft.com/r/f59d86b0-9...

London.

Fucking hell he doesn’t know the difference between discrete and discreet.

America-dwellers telling UK-dwellers that the clocks don’t go back this weekend is peak Bluesky

Finally finished The Americans about five years after everyone else. My days what a show. Proper grown-up stuff.

Stockpiling Stock Aitken and Waterman.

Fair play to Carrick - this was a passionate and, for him, furious response to Wednesday. youtu.be/ncVXv8kAOaA?...

New boss at work is off to see Half Man Half Biscuit this weekend. I think we’re going to get on swimmingly.

A perfect joke.

The Aristocats. In an Odeon in Blackpool if I recall.

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