Reads comics so you don't have to. Especially the bad ones.
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Alan Stephen retweeted
Exactly, people harp on about Norwegian black metal band "Zyklon B" but are they not aware of the pun that Zyklon" is, according to the band, a play on the word "cyclone", since the word is spelled syklon in Norwegian
Anyway, enjoy your Sunday Gareth!
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Alan Stephen retweeted
Just watching Pulp doing the incomparable Common People at Glastonbury. You just know 99% of the audience are the very people Jarvis was singing about 🙄
Alan Stephen retweeted
"And what is a short version of Susan? Sue. Sue runs a technology company, or *tech*. Sue. Sue, tech. Sutekh!... which is an anagram of 'The UK's'... and who's the UK's... most famous bin? YES, THAT'S RIGHT...!"
(Thanks, @EeePee13 for pointing out the 3-2-1-ness of it all)
Alan Stephen retweeted
Gabriel García Márquez looks like a dirty old man watching Barbara Windsor exercise outdoors in a skimpy outfit in a late period Carry On
Alan Stephen retweeted
Simple Minds star Jim Kerr admits he can't tell difference between basic chords mirror.co.uk/3am/celebrity-n…
ALT Simple Minds star Jim Kerr admits he can't tell difference between basic chords
Alan Stephen retweeted
No cinema is more pure than the one day of New York City location footage every low-budget Italian genre film did in the late 70s and early 80s.
(Currently watching THE CONCORDE AFFAIR '79)
Alan Stephen retweeted
Can anyone share their AI generated pics of Dr Who and companions? It's partly for a thing, but mostly I need entertaining.
Alan Stephen retweeted
Feels like a good week to share… Sapphire and Steel have been assigned.
Adventure One scared 7 y/o me out of my wits. Magnificently unique televisual creepiness.
#LEGO #sapphireandsteel
Alan Stephen retweeted
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Alan Stephen retweeted
𝐒𝐢𝐝𝐞 𝐛𝐲 𝐒𝐢𝐝𝐞: ‘Mary Poppins’ (1964, Robert Stevenson) / ‘Exorcist II: The Heretic’ (1977, John Boorman)
