I was always worried that the mists of time would never end

Sad sweet dreamers The editorial stance of The Guardian newspaper, as well as the opinions of its columnists, is of little relevance to The Great British Public. Certainly not compared to that of the Mail, Sun and the r...

I wrote this about The Guardian.

Totally agree, been thinking the same for so long now

Ironic that a man barely ever in his workplace should make such a call.

Yes the distraction needs to end & Starmer needs to be able to focus on important rebuilding after the toxic Tory legacy. It might help if Labour MPs stop briefing a voracious, hostile, anti-Labour press & consider how they’re doing fascists’ job for them.

Why are they buying that rubbish, get this instead

You are an evil mastermind!

Is this of any use, developer.dpvr.com/resources-li...

Adventure in Manhattan is fun, but I wouldn't call it good. However, I have rarely been as taken in by a first act twist ("the prank") as I was here. I fell for it hook, line, and sinker. It is so over-the-top and without a semblance of taste - bravo.

Obviously an evil mastermind with a huge underground lair on a remote island, probably a monorail system as well

Do people still think Farage is one of the people and has the working people's welfare in mind, if your being sponsored by a billionaire with a 10 billion trust fund maybe ,motherwise not so much!

Retro Gamer #282 featuring the ZX Spectrum on the cover.

So nice to see the best little computer ever made on the front of Retro Gamer this month!

What a Rotter

I've been reliable advised that he plays Mr Rusty

Don't forget Dougal and the Blue Cat

Truly amazing!

I remember watching it as a kid, Corey's best friend was Earl J. Waggedorn, he had a load of Major Matt Mason space toys, to me watching in dreary England, is seems like alien technology

A Date with Judy

Tonight's film

Can't beat his metal nun outfit

From that angle looks like an anal fistula repair simulator

Red meat, no lettuce: Nigel Farage and Liz Truss attend private lunch after week of Tory defections Meal at Mayfair club took place on day Reform UK’s Robert Jenrick criticised former PM’s mini-budget

It’s one of the great cons of history that this man, who services billionaires, science-denying fossil fuel lobbyists and the very Tories who, he says, “broke Britain”, still gets away with presenting himself as the great outsider and disruptor.

www.theguardian.com/politics/202...

I read them all, bit of a shock to find they were written by Cyril

Looks like Richmond

The ZX81 manual cover - a sci-fi city by John Harris.

The coolness continued with the best looking computer manual ever published.

I'll be chatting with Phil Errington, expert on John Masefield and author of Opening the Box of Delights, and @pierstorday.bsky.social who adapted the book for the stage.

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America’s Own Goal: Who Pays the Tariffs? - Kiel Institute

www.kielinstitut.de/publications...

This is a charming site for anyone interested in old speccys

x128.speccy.cz

Is it still flatty mac flat face? I miss Skeuomorphism

He's practicing safe politics

Robert Jenrick’s Defection Could Kill Nigel Farage’s Hopes of Becoming Prime Minister The Reform leader says the Tories broke Britain and now he wants their help to break it all over again

Why we could end up looking back at Robert Jenrick's defection as the moment Nigel Farage's hopes of becoming Prime Minister started to die

www.adambienkov.co.uk/p/robert-jen...