Robbie Moore

today trump truly became, A Big Boy

Thursday morning n-gram. Discuss:

Reach for the stars**

**seven afl matches and a cold chisel reunion show per year

Fully endorse

I love how “My Guy” describes all the ways he’s mid

Got to see this!

Anywhere in the Anglophone world for sure

Oh boy - the opening paragraph cuts deep

Stoppard has died at 88.

The Brantley and Billington obituaries are the most notable so far; appreciative of the man and generously acknowledging their gradual reassessment of the philosophical and emotional content of his work.

Of which there is much more yet to be said.

Vale.

Julia Jacklin - baby jesus is nobody's baby now

It is, once again, St Andrew's Day

YouTube video by The Revels Chorus - Topic Jolly Old Hawk

Going to start a drama school for musical theatre/opera singers that only teaches the art of guffawing and breaking into song in tavern scenes. "A toast, gentlemen!" etc. The RADA of carousing. www.youtube.com/watch?v=KEEb...

In the post: a big Danse Macabre book.

A teenage Björk recorded a yule cat carol youtu.be/BeHunHocp5Q?...

Came across them in 2008 - just realised they were already around for twenty years before that! How do they still have the energy?

Good stuff 👍

We need biannual updates on his penis's age

Regular klaxon testing saves lives

You're describing a real nice Sunday 🤌

The damned in hell are not more powerful for the fact that the fires do not consume them; it is part and parcel of their torment.

A century of Strike and Battleship Potemkin.

Wrong link?

Slits version is fully haunted

Hang it all, Robert Kennedy

The animal in the walls - Robbie Moore Humans have tried to categorise fungus in many ways over the years; here Robbie Moore examines how this part-animal part-plant has been used to represent malevolent forces in gothic tales.

I don't think I nailed this piece, just between you and me, but here it is in full anyhow: on Gothic fungi www.griffithreview.com/articles/the...

Going to use it this afternoon to catch up on 1.5 Blueys

Duuuude I got 10 minutes 🥳

The animal in the walls - Robbie Moore Humans have tried to categorise fungus in many ways over the years; here Robbie Moore examines how this part-animal part-plant has been used to represent malevolent forces in gothic tales.

Re-read this gem from @robbiemoore.bsky.social — applies to everything:
”TH Huxley imagined a planet emptied of humanity but pulsing with fungal and algal life. He used the image as a way of refuting the idea that survival of the fittest necessarily means survival of the most complex or intelligent”

Didn’t realise Bishop Brennan had done a version. Yes read by a Dubliner is very helpful too

Or an audiobook version! You miss the textual quirks but it’s at least 50% more hilarious