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Darren Hayman @darrenhayman.bandcamp.com · 29/09/2026

Just watched Le Boucher (1970) for the first time, what a lovely, tender, smoky, creepy treat.

Stephane Audran and Jean Yanne literally smoking with tension and desire.

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New commission. This beer mat as the last thing Bert chewed before going to dog heaven. So I was asked to paint Bert onto it!

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You can hear him screaming "Fucksakes!" in his own language whatever it is.

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Mim @mimmcloughlin.eurosky.social · 29/09/2026

By the way, yesterday I bought this completely by accident (I was reaching for tahini which it must've been next to and wasn't really paying attention) and as it turns out it is.... PISTACHIO NUTELLA

A jar of green goo labelled Tesco's Pistachio Creme.

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when autumn leaves start to fall #thicktrunktuesday

hint of sun & autumnal colours on the morning walk
the days grow long

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I love a good film podcast so I'm enjoying listening to Fade Out with the great @mariephillips.bsky.social talking about Nicholas Ray. And boy there's some stories here. www.podbean.com/ea/dir-wcz9f...

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Podbean App

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My Favourite Five British Films are: The Ipcress File Under The Skin I Know Where I'm Going! The Third Man The Girl Chewing Gum

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Matthew Willis (Naval Air History) @navalairhistory.com · 28/09/2026

INT. DAY. JAMES BOND on the phone: "Yes Moneypenny, I'll be there in an hour" (Enter SEXY LADY IN BIKINI) "Better make that an hour and three minutes."

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A couple more I love the colours from Provia. I'd shoot a lot more of it if i) I could get hold of more, ii) it was not the best part of £30 a film #BelieveInFilm #FilmPhotography #FilmIsNotDead

Sarsen stone, part of Avebury stone circle, side on, showing the bright yellow lichen clinging to the rough, cracked surface. Parched grass. Houses of Avebury village in the distance

A sarsen from the outer ring of Avebury stone circle with the larger stones of the 'cove' in the background

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@Julianshea.bsky.social @julianshea.bsky.social · 28/09/2026

'Have you got a copy of Fly Tipping by RAF Fairford? You do? Oh that's wonderful. My name? Fairford. RAF Fairford.'

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Dan/iel Mudford @danmud.bsky.social · 28/09/2026

HERE IS A LOVELY STORY: a friend lost his wallet on his way home from work the other day. (that's not the lovely bit) 1/2

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Dan/iel Mudford @danmud.bsky.social · 28/09/2026

One of the great losses - utterly distinctive and a truly unique talent.

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Japan CamBot @japan-cambot.bsky.social · 28/09/2026

Matsumoto Castle in Nagano Prefecture, Japan #Japan #Nippon

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Dan/iel Mudford @danmud.bsky.social · 28/09/2026

Absolutely a 90s phenomenon/rash.

Poster for Corrina, Corrina starring Whoopi Goldberg and Ray "Tarka" Liotta

Poster for One Fine Day starring Clooney and Pfeiffer.

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Andy Zax @andyzax.bsky.social · 28/09/2026

I cannot, in good conscience, recommend watching Ski Party (1965)—an abysmal film—but here’s my ranking of its musical performances from worst to best: 4. The Hondells, on a beach. 3. Lesley Gore, in a bus. 2. James Brown, in a ski lodge. 1. A yodeling polar bear, on skis.

Ski Party (1965) lobby card, featuring a skiing polar bear (who yodels).

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Dan/iel Mudford @danmud.bsky.social · 27/09/2026

I have re-evaluated my opinion of The Late Show over the last coupe of days and found it to be wanting (my opinion, not the film). Carney and Tomlin are transcendent. Yours sincelery, A.N. Idiot

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Gabby HC @scriblit.bsky.social · 27/09/2026

*blackadder theme* His head is bigger than a fence He breathes, and everything gets warmer His urge to trample represents A nation's nuclear war trauma Godzilla! Godzilla! The scourge of beast and man! Godzilla! Godzilla! He's flattening Japan!

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Dan/iel Mudford @danmud.bsky.social · 27/09/2026

My @swansonian.bsky.social pictures bring all the boys to the yard and they're like "What sort of weird yard is this anyway and what's the WiFi code got any chicken?"

A picture by Graeme Swanson, a woman in a borrowed spacesuit.

Picture by Graeme Swanson, a hovering gasometer, maybe?

A woman in snow wrapped up in a blue hooded robe, she's pointing.

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Jane Hill @janehill.bsky.social · 26/09/2026

I’ve walked 3.84 miles today, which is good practice for next month*, but also I’m exhausted. 😬 *I’ve pledged to walk 100 miles during October for Ovarian Cancer Action, which is 3.22 miles a day on average. This might not seem much but I’m on drugs and stuff. www.justgiving.com/fundraising/...

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My Walk 100 Miles in October Challenge

Help Jane Hill raise money to support Ovarian Cancer Action

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chloesackur.bsky.social @chloesackur.bsky.social · 24/09/2026

Reading about Booker judging in the 70s-80s. I often think there’s a savagery to a lot of online discourse but publishing was quite a rough and tumble world in 1983 (read to the end)

The archive also unveils the pitfalls of using an Autocue: in 1983, the novelist Fay Weldon was chairing the judges, and used an Autocue to give a speech at the ceremony that mercilessly attacked the publishing industry. “We are the raw material of your trade. You do tend to forget it, you know. You forget that books need writers: that there are very few of us; that we are quite tough, but perhaps not as tough as you think,” Weldon said. “I think you’d do without us altogether if you could.”

Weldon had intended to end on a softer note, but the ceremony’s power was cut by trade-union action at 10pm and her autocue went black. In the archive, she recalls, “just before I got to the 'you are all honourable men' bit. And so because you are reading it, you don't know where you are, so I just sat down and said, 'That is really all I have to say.' So they didn't get that bit. And they were so incensed. And the head of the publishing union came over and hit my agent. It was a wonderful evening!”

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Sara Gibbs @sararoseg.bsky.social · 26/09/2026

He imposed Shania Law

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On reflection, I think The Baader-Meinhof Complex was the most fun of this lot. (Memo to self: have more fun) #LetterboxdFriday #LastFourWatched #Letterboxd

Four films: The Late Show, Bad Apples, The Baader-Meinhof Complex, Coyote Vs. Acme.

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My @darrenhayman.bandcamp.com paintings bring all the boys to the yard. And now my yard smells of Lynx Africa.

Painting of a Boss Metal Zone effects pedal.

Painting of a Roland SH 101 synthesized.

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So nice that all the comments are "AWWW", oh wait

Post from Bits & Giggles "This is cute but I hope to God they aren't MAGA"

Australian mayor Bob Katter turning nasty.

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Dan/iel Mudford @danmud.bsky.social · 24/09/2026

Mambo says We've seen this before. Buzz(by) kill.

Mambo the dog blocking our view of the TV showing a close up of Ginger Rogers in Gold Diggers of 1933.

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This one is so fantastic. You'll laugh, wince, punch the air and ultimately go "Oh yeah I guess".

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Dan/iel Mudford @danmud.bsky.social · 24/09/2026

Haha, fantastic. *puts Whitney's The Greatest Love Of All on again*

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Dan/iel Mudford @danmud.bsky.social · 24/09/2026

It's nice to know that I'm not the worst Daniel.

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Dan/iel Mudford @danmud.bsky.social · 23/09/2026

I do wish they'd stop desperately trying to make Radiohead interesting.

Poster for Hamlet Hail To The Thief, "Radiohead meets Shakespeare in a stunning collision of worlds"

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Dan/iel Mudford @danmud.bsky.social · 23/09/2026

So delighted to have triggered a great discussion, but I do miss Andy Miller swooping in with a laser-sharp point explaining why we're all wrong ❤️

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Voiceover reference to "being invited to the lemon party" suggests the hand of a graduate of @b3ta.com #GBBO

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Nigella sounds exactly like her dad. Or she's pissed and trying not to let on. I love her #GBBO

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I am re-reading The Palm House by Gwensoline Riley, which I did enjoy but left with a nagging feeling that I was missing something, that "OOMPH" I get with, say, Claire Keegan or Clare Chambers. But, as the excellent @backlisted.bsky.social points out, it's a book that's different every time and

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Well *somebody's* never heard of Ian Dury.

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