Gary Myers

We always do, after your recommendation! My boy just did the same last week. <3

Yes! I plan to build a good few MOCs with this kit. ;)

A photo showing Andy Saunders’s book ‘Gemini and Mercury Remastered’, some VERY orange Adidas classic sneakers and the Millennium Falcon kit from Lego’s Starship collection.

62 today, and some absolute bangers incoming. The fam / friends know me soooo well. I’m a very lucky fella.

Not a problem - I hope this isn't causing you too much stress. No worries on this side, it's done when it's done!

A web search with image thumbnails of 1970’s one-piece fibreglass chair designs.

@andreworton.bsky.social Antiques Roadshow last night featured a chair that had appeared in Dr.Who and Blake’s Seven but no-one could trace its origin. I knew straight away - it’s a Luigi Colani from 1970 (see brown chair at mid-left in pic). His work was featured in many 70’s sci-fi series.

* London* Philharmonic, and *Royal* Albert Hall.

A photo of a concert hall with a full orchestra and a cinema screen showing a clip from Metal Gear 2.

My boy sent me this last night - he’s at ’The Royal Philharmonic plays Metal Gear’ at the Albert Hall, including video clips and some of the voice cast live.

I’m not jealous at all.

We were all so concerned with Global Warming we missed the onset of the current ICE age.

[I’ll get me coat..]

RIDDIM. Bookmarked to play in the car.

Happy Hop Tu Naa folks, may your moots be bright and fragrant.

A photo of me with long hair and my Watchmen t-shirt on holiday.

A very skinny me in 1988 with my favourite shirt.

Alan Moore's run on Swamp Thing with Bissette and Totleben's art was mine.. Then Watchmen, of course. Then Mills / O'Neills Marshall Law, then lots more - my goodness, what a time for comics.

I've just installed Linux on a ThinkPad laptop and added some apps with the terminal.

This is hopefully the start of at least a little freedom from corporate tech.

Feels like I'm back on my 486, in a good way.

Looks like the scammers who were going this all on various Mastodon servers a month or two ago have found a new target: Bsky.

Proud papa moment: my son J published a letter in the @nytimes.com today (in print tomorrow) on the need to think our definitions of autism.

ADR with Sean Bean??
Be reyt.
(You might have to ask him what that means.)

Does anyone else get a head full of dixie-land jazz after watching this? :)

Ironically for me - that final update fixed a lot of crippling UI errors I'd had for a loooong time.

Sadly too little, too late.

Not watched the video but that middle image confused me - how can the light be bracketed by the window frame BEFORE going through it?? THEN I read the caption and, oh, 'lasers'. :)

Got mine a few days back. Definitely felt this one, ouch!

Struzan by himself

RIP the legendary Drew Struzan (1947-2025) 😩

Even though we were expecting the news any day now, it makes me very sad. What an artist.

.. but they smell nice. It's a small consolation.

Mostly setups for '321 with Ted Rogers', and a series called 'Room at the Bottom' where I met the then relatively unknown Vas Blackwood. Countdown and Emmerdale had standing sets there IIRC. It was a very enlightening experience, though I really wanted to set up a VFX shop - which never happened. :(

Loved this thread, thanks for posting. I was at YTV Leeds for a time, mid 80's and remember there being 3 camera positions in Studio 4 with a studio audience rostrum on one wall. Each operator had their own camera script detailing which lines to cover and in what format (close-up, two shot etc).

A photo of a black mini schnauzer pup sat on carpet looking for any sign of a treat.

I should post something positive every now and then so here's a pic of my daughter's ADORABLE miniature schnauzer pup Suki.

YouTube video by Kurzgesagt – In a Nutshell AI Slop Is Killing Our Channel

Kurtzgesagt knock it out of the park again

youtu.be/_zfN9wnPvU0?...

YouTube video by tekknobabblr Ghost in the Shell montage sequence HD 1080p

I needed a palette cleanser today and this was it.

I started in this industry in the late '90's and for me this was the benchmark for some years after it's release.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=ARTL...

Today is a day when arts degrees are worthless, but the product of those degrees is so valuable it would kill an entire industry if they were made to pay for it.

This. So much fucking THIS