DjCatchi

Looks and sounds fantastic ❤️‍🔥

Tom Hollander, A Life in the Day: I wake up generally at 3 or 4am. Not because I'm like Margaret Thatcher, but because I need to pee. I pee in the darkness using my phone screen to illuminate the target, then often take half a sleeping pill ... Sometime between 6 and 8 I wake again, turn up the Today programme gently. If my girlfriend is there we hold each other in different positions. If she isn't I wrap my arms around a pillow and continue listening to the bad news. Whoever gets up first will go downstairs and start baking porridge. ... It takes about 40 minutes to cook and we eat it in such large quantities with olive oil and salt that we negate any nutritional benefits. But we enjoy it. And while it's cooking it gives us time to look at our phones. Sometimes in this waiting period I try to do three slow sun salutations to stretch myself out, but often I don't. I brew the first of many coffees. ... Owing to forces beyond my control, life has not been as busy as it used to be. … I look at myself in the mirror and try to see what others see. Examine my bald patch, weigh myself and pull my stomach in. Then let it out. Then pull it in again. If I'm feeling positive I might get dressed at this point and go for my second coffee on the street below. I've lived in the same flat for 20 years and one of the rewards for this loyalty is that I know all the shopkeepers and stallholders on the street, for whom I have become like a piece of the old furniture they sell. Hello Glen, hello Kris, Ghino! … Then take it home and leave it on the sideboard with any post that has arrived from my stalker. Then I might call my agent. "Isn't she? No, no, nothing important... just checking in..." Soon it's time for my midmorning nap. Followed by the preparation of lunch, which I start at 12.15pm. … If it's sunny I might go for a cycle ride down the canal, ifit's raining I might masturbate and doze, or speculate on the extraordinary injustice of Philip Green's knighthood…

Ah, 4 October! Happy fifth birthday to this marvellous thing…

What an earnest and fearless journalist he was, what an utter travesty that he was targeted in this manner.

Mahoosive thunder and lightning storm over Bristol right now! It’s as if all the rain that we didn’t get over the summer is coming down on us. My garden plants are thankful 💦

Really appreciate it Rob thank you. Will take the time to review w/ the community and come back to you.

Hey @robbryher.bsky.social I’ve sent you an email about Whitehall traffic concerns. Contains a petition from neighbours. Would be lush if I could arrange a suitable time to discuss with you soon. Thank you

Southwest UK / Bristol crew - heads up!

www.skiddle.com/whats-on/Bri...

The most beautiful thing I saw and heard today was an older man walk past my house, singing an old folk ballad with such sentiment, he’s done it a few times before and each time it makes me happy.

I'm an experimental musician, who also has a boring day job. The best track I've ever 'made' is just a recording of a customer's broken boiler.

Go Go Go! Online now 💚

If you have an appreciation for exquisitely designed indie t-shirts with a music twist give Richie a follow.
I’m always on tenterhooks to discover what’s the next collab 💛

It's time for a new kind of political party - one that belongs to you.

Sign up at yourparty.uk.

The only fomo I’ve had for Glasto is the wish to have seen Kneecap. Absolute hats off to the Eavis family for not buckling under the pressure of right wing censorship. Free Palestine 🇵🇸

Kneecap at Glastonbury don't RT they are supposed to be terrorists or something.

World War 3 kinda sucks, but you know, it was either this or pronouns

If you want to see Kneecap at Glastonbury standing up for Palestine.

RT and send the message.

We took Orbital’s Phil Hartnoll to a 2018 free party in the Welsh countryside He may still be there...

Proud to be a part of the very lovely team organising the next Full Circle 4 - 6 July. Check out what happened at the 2018 gathering. Secret location 1.5-2hr drive from Bristol. Let me know if you’re interested in joining.

”There is no internet. No signal. No sound. No world beyond this cage. I found this faint eSIM signal as a dying man finds a flicker of flame.
Dr. Ezzideen
Please send esims to Gaza. Go to mobile data provider Nomad and buy data for mlddle east region & send the QR code to gazaesims@gmail.com 🙏

Big up the man in the checked shirt.

“Human rights are human rights. Shame on you all.”

#bbcqt

Exactly the vibe!

ADHD is fumbling around in the dark, refusing to turn the big light on, grabbing what you think are hay fever eye drops…only to squeeze vape juice into your eye #adhdtax

If you are sick of the slaughter, spread the message.

I’m at an age where my experience counts for something so I feel more at liberty to mention my ADHD to employers and request accommodations. When I was younger I’d never have done so.

Just bought mine! Free Mo Chara!

Reggie Watts statement, 1 of 2: “I was disappointed to see that Thom's statement centers his hurt feelings and frames his fans' demands for him to speak up as a "social media witch hunt," instead of recognizing the urgency of their call for him to speak out against the world-historical humanitarian crisis in Palestine. I hope Thom will reflect and decenter himself from the public outcry against the genocide, because if he and his artistic legacy stand for love and humanity as he asserts, he can come to see his fans' actions as an act of loving solidarity with suffering people-a needed affirmation of our humanity in these dark times.”

Reggie Watts statement 2 of 2: “I also want to address Thom's repetition of a common rhetorical tactic of those who are devoted to maintaining the status quo, that one cannot speak up or demand an end to the genocide unless they fully understand the deep "complexity" of this historical conflict. I urge Thom's fans to reject this conviction-neutralizing, demobilizing sentiment and trust their hearts. You don't need to be a geopolitics scholar to know that starving children and slaughtering families is wrong. Your membership in the human family gives you authority and, indeed, responsibility to speak up. All positive change starts with conscious and loving people raising their voices and working together to bring a better world into existence. Please keep fighting until our sisters and brothers in Palestine are free.”

Reggie Watts addresses Thom Yorke’s statement on Palestine and it’s good

Yikes! I’m all up for partying with my kids but there are certain boundaries you just don’t cross. I feel his embarrassment, the mum’s in the wrong here.

The best way to honour the generation of 1945 would be to rebuild the NHS and the welfare state they voted overwhelmingly to bring about

This "debate" about who should use what toilet doesn’t benefit anyone. It doesn’t fix the underfunding of women's refuges, NHS waiting lists leaving women in terrible pain, mums skipping meals to feed their kids. How about we get on with tackling the real issues affecting women?