One thing I think we miss, because we live in such a safe and unviolent society, is how for some people violence is the point. Its fun. Its adrenaline. Its imposing yourself on someone. Everyrhing else is cover. And sometimes you dont need cover.

Its why contact sports remain such a big thing

a silhouette of a helmeted warrior impaling an enemy with a spear against a glowing red sky

it's freakin' dracula

a black-haired woman and a red-haired woman in pastel dresses sit in a marble courtyard and talk face to face

Winona Ryder's circulatory system is visible in bright red

Bram Stoker's Dracula (Francis Ford Coppola, 1992)

Telegraph column: Sydney Sweeney is the only woman who could pull off Bond LARA BROWN

Matron.

(H/t Nick Cohen)

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sort of curious to know what video games the disgraced royal is playing. is he a big paradox guy or is he just putting 100s of hours into romance visual novels

Scientific apparatus consisting of a packet of Opel Fruits and a packet of Starburst. The results are: starburst taste better

By using *REAL SCIENCE* I can officially say that Britain was in fact, NOT better in the olden days

Astute, see the Daleks.

@reniadeb in england, they don't say i'll kick your ass, they say i'll see you on the (photo of a sign) Public Footpath to Butt Lane

Unbeatable Times picture/caption combo on Oxford PPE student who led chants of " put the Zios in the ground” at London rally.

Nadia from London has an idea that sounds such fun you'll be booking a day out asap. "I've always loved museums," she says, "but they can be overwhelming for children. For decades now, I've done something called 'playing postcards' We do the museum backwards, visiting the gift shop first. Each child gets to choose three postcards. Then they take it in turns to find that particular artwork in the museum and give us a little information about the piece from the details on the postcard, or from any gallery plaque. At the end of this treasure-hunt-style activity, we vote for our favourite in the cafe."

This is such a clever idea on taking kids to museums/galleries
www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle...

Watching Twin Peaks, after everything it influenced.

A mockup of how the new Warrington-Runcorn record might look. It has a red a black cover with the words Public Works and Utilities. The record is also red and black.

The front cover of Public Works and Utilities depicts a 1970s library in stylised red and black.

NEW ALBUM NEWS
Public Works and Utilities, the sixth Warrington-Runcorn New Town Development Plan album will be released on Friday 10 October via @castlesinspace.bsky.social.

The result is that we get another round of small, tightly ringfenced pots of money, with civil servants trying to control how local areas spend it

That will survive until the next minister comes along at which point they want their own announcement and the cycle starts again

Unlocked starting location: Banana Stand.

*fires off a single fireball towards you that slowly tracks you*
*fires off a single fireball towards you that slowly tracks you*
*fires off a single fireball towards you that slowly tracks you*
*fires off a single fireball towards you that slowly tracks you*

Apropos of nothing going on today, one of my favorite quotes is, “tyranny is the deliberate removal of nuance.” —Albert Maysles

A spiral staircase in a lovely concrete carpark. Out the top of the stair you can see the sky, Edinburgh Castle, and the Red Arrows.

Haha! It worked!

I scoped out the angle this morning and figured I’d be very lucky to pull it off, but it was surely worth a try, eh?

#Edinburgh #RedArrows #Photography

Candle Knight

when they close it all up, I do believe this will go down as the funniest video on the internet

The 9-5, 5 days a week is an outdated institution that only suited single income patriarchal households and has no place in the modern age