I never forget a goat.

Love that soundtrack!

They match the numbers.

Bird attack.

Have never been let down by a Criterion release. Also got the Criterion ‘It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World’ but have to leave that shrink wrapped as it’s a Christmas present for my Dad.

The odd time, but normally just toast.

Blu Rays of 'Doctor Strangelove', the complete series of 'Babylon 5', and 'Dark City'.

This week's physical media haul.

Two photos of an orange & cream goat fursuit wearing a blue dirndl sitting on the floor.

#MaidDressMonday

It’s a dirndl - it counts ;)

Ah... the regional fry up wars start again ;)
Haven’t had fried bread for a while. I kind of prefer regular toast with my fry but fried bread is good now and then.

You’d go well with @poodletastic.bsky.social & @bluethevixen.bsky.social’s Apple and Crumble wearing that!

I did wonder where your arms were for a second.

First half of my Christmas shopping done. Hopefully do the rest at the weekend. Want to be finished *before* the shops go mad in December.
Also, buying Christmas cards today - I hate that I had to analyse the art really carefully to make sure I wasn’t buying AI ones.

A group of convention attendees ( some in fursuit ) dressed in ‘Doctor Who’ paraphernalia and posing for a photo.

A fursuit based on the character Dr. Whooves from ‘My Little Pony’. He is posing with a vintage police telephone box.

A white meerkat fursuit dressed as the 7th Doctor ( question mark jumper and umbrella ) from ‘Doctor Who’.

A white meerkat fursuit dressed as the 4th Doctor ( long multicoloured scarf and holding a sonic screwdriver ) from ‘Doctor Who’.

Some more old pics for the 62nd anniversary of ‘Doctor Who’ today.
1: A group shot I took part in for the 50th anniversary back at Midwest FurFest 2013. Pic taken by Abrahm.

2: Dr. Whooves in Glasgow during BronyScot 2019.

3 & 4: A couple of shots of @albuscalx.bsky.social in WHO related cosplay.

A brown & white bunny fursuit wearing a metallic gold dress and posing beside a vintage police telephone box ( a real street feature in the past that’s better recognised today as the Tardis from ‘Doctor Who’ ). Photo taken in Glasgow, Scotland.

Appropriate pic for the 62nd anniversary of ‘Doctor Who’ today.

The first one is Tori Snowfox. Used to see her a lot at UK cons but not for several years now.

End of one era, start of another. Best of luck.

Deep frying a turkey is something that just isn’t done over here. Roast every time. Maybe there’s a gap in the market, I dunno.

“What does the dove say?”

A pathway along the seafront in Clontarf, Dublin.

Dublin Bay with a small concrete pier in the foreground and the smokestacks of the port in the distance.

Surprisingly calm afternoon around Dublin Bay today. I did the cycle path between Clontarf and Howth with the breeze to my back. Going home was a bit blustery, though.

Animators must have thought she was a squirrel :)
I extensively screencapped the show back in the 90s so I used to take note of all those weird off model moments. Have forgotten most of them now.
Compare and contrast to a recent show like MLP where nobody ever goes off model. Most of the time ;)

23rd November where I’m at :)

Amazing dress!

Hope I didn’t traumatise anyone turning up as a bunny to BronyScot that time.

1970s BBC Children's show 'The Clangers', as seen on a weird venetian blind tv screen in the 1972 'Doctor Who' serial 'The Sea Devils'.

Roger Delgado as The Master in 'Doctor Who'.

Although I will say - I hope the cutdown version retains the classic scene of The Master watching 'The Clangers'.

Apparently BBC 4 are soon to show a condensed version of the 1972 ‘Doctor Who’ serial ‘The Sea Devils’, in preparation for the upcoming ‘War Between Land & Sea’ miniseries.
Fan that I am, I’ll ignore this cut down version because I just spent the afternoon watching all 6 eps of the original serial.

Well played, Puzzle.

A collage featuring 18 photos of an orange & cream goat fursuit wearing various dresses and costumes.

#ShinyDressSaturday

Eh, take your pick.

With a score by my fav film composer Akira Ifukube.

I go a little further and say the journey itself should have been the whole story.
All that stuff with the dogs and the old aviator guy feel like someone seemed obligated to shoehorn conflict into the script. Not every story needs a villain.

A Santa Claus figurine dressed in a grey version of his traditional outfit.

Not sure if it’s supposed to be Santa or Gandalf. Maybe Santa the Grey.