Meenzer

Mind, it's going to take a while to get used to being in this kind of company again.

Remember where you heard it last

And then the internet came along to make our lives a whole lot easier

I'm sure we can come up with some p€r$ua$iv€ a₹gum£nt$ for him

Mah na mah na

Breech

Plus it's Brentford with their moneyball/stats approach, they'll have due diligenced the fuck out of it. Doesn't mean there's zero risk but as you say, they wouldn't have green-lit it just like that.

Tuned in just as Senegal got their second. Cheers son's crying, nice one

Finally went back and finished this today. Nothing happens, very slowly. Nicely made though.

Zoom in a little closer and...

I find the Maus banning - and I realise it's just one school board - properly disgusting. Morally, intellectually, artistically, at a human level, everything. It just makes you despair.

Wahey!

To the tune of "mah na mah na"?

Old Trafford.

yes

But since the changing room logic requires trans men to use the women's changing rooms, there'll be men there to protect them by default. Sorted!

Nadal ultra-trolling Djokovic by winning his 21st Grand Slam title instead.

And to think it used to be the Ruud van Nistelrooy gay kiss photo. Things have changed around here and I don't like it.

It's almost like we're easily distracted. 🙈😬 Does feel like it's quietened down, aye. It's been made fairly clear that the Met have his back, so that'll have had an impact.

Their camp phase had its moments

There's one!

It wasn't quite as bad down here, but in hindsight it was a funny day to pick for a long walk at the coast. Was bracing myself against pretty strong winds for most of the afternoon and lost a glove to the wind gods out on Southend Pier approximately three seconds after taking this pic.

What Asprilla describes is definitely how I treat Spotify when it comes to discovering and sifting new(er) music ahead of giving actual real money to the artists that properly grab me. That plus it serves as a repository of old stuff I'd never buy anyway (or I already own but can't be arsed to dig out the physical copy of), so it doesn't "feel" like it's devaluing the music to access it that way (though I do get that could be seen as part of a wider trend towards that which isn't ideal). Hence the "personalised radio station" kind of comparison makes sense to me. In my case there's also the batshit insane European kitsch element to my listening - even if I wanted to buy Finnish or Turkish cover versions of 60s Brit hits, I wouldn't even be able to find the battered old vinyl albums on Discogs considering they were sub-charity shop tat in the first place, so better to send £0.002 someone's way to listen to it on there than not at all...