19th November 2025 15.15

Now wondering how far the inhuman activity goes back…

Keys found embedded in jam sandwich. Apologies.

Looking smugly at my laptop which is now letting me do things again after the three hours I spent fixing it yesterday 😋 Yeah I did make an immediate backup of the freshly working setup, for extra smug… 😋

Somehow even without a man to explain, I managed to get my pretty little head around the words “Request for comments” in the title. TL;DR mansplaining prick

It's okay, little rose. It's November but you're still very welcome! 🌱 #organic-gardening

Good morning

Fuck you m*crosoft

list 3 things you think you’re known for and your followers will tell you if you’re right or wrong 1 Spurs 2 hate those fucking racist bastards 3 stupid jokes

Keir mate, have you thought about gold teeth…?

Open safe and legal routes you unimaginable racist bastards.

You cannot appease the fascists. Eventually they will come for you too

Example ✊🏿✊✊🏾

Keir mate, have you thought about gold teeth…?

Labour - standing up for vicious racism and enabling fascists…

Anyone on here who is an elected Labour Party politician or candidate, get the fuck out now Shame on you all

Planet Jupiter - they / them 🏳️‍⚧️😍

The first episode of The Clangers was originally broadcast on this day in 1969.

Untitled https://botfrens.com/collections/111/contents/31426

Exceptionally pleasing shot tbh

Went for a waterfall; fell in love with a puddle #Stunday #OrangeSun #EastCoastKin #Autumn #NaturePhotography

Congrats to those of you writing coherent meaningful posts about the absolute filth coming out of Starmer’s regime today. I’m too angry to manage it…

Maybe I should dig up the remains of my deceased refugee relatives so they can be deported too…?

Fuck off @teamlabouruk.bsky.social you vicious racist fascist-appeasing scum

And now, an announcement from the home secretary, Shabana Farage-Robinson…

Wassily Kandinsky Squares with Concentric Circles (1913). Not a finished painting, but a moment of pure experimentation. Kandinsky used this study to explore how colors interact, how they vibrate, how they speak to each other. A small sheet that became one of the most iconic images in modern art.

A Blue Jay ready for launch in the snow.

THREAD. A collection of photographs of excellent cattle I have met on walks. You will find the captions to each photo in the alt text.

What is your favourite song about the rain? m.youtube.com/watch?v=SmGi...

Get to know your mutuals. List ten random things you like 1. Breaking rules 😋

Thanks micr*$oft I really needed to end my working week with all your software breaking on me for no reason - oh yeah and good of you to take the office email down as well… 🙄

Puffling!

Loads of tix available for Fulham and Brentford games - can’t remember anything quite like this…

THREAD. A collection of photographs of excellent sheep I have met on walks. You will find the captions to each photo in the alt text.

#onthisday, 14 November 1999, I posted the 1st page on my Victorian Turkish Baths website www.victorianturkishbath.org. It is now 22 years old. It may look a bit clunky, having preceded CSS standards, but it includes over 400 articles & more than 1400 images, including many not in my book. 🗃️ #C19th

We had an early morning visitor in London.

British soldiers interrupting a drag show to shoot Nazis (1940)

Ding! And there you were, right at the end and it was the thing I most wanted to see… 😍

hey gang

Quick but interesting look at Sonny’s impact on Asian fans at Tottenham… www.theguardian.com/football/202...

A bronze and enamel cockerel figurine from Roman Cirencester (Corinium). Dating to the later 3rd or 4th centuries AD, the figurine was discovered during the Bridges Garage Excavations. Now part of the collections at Corinium Museum in Cirencester. 📸 My own. #RomanBritain

Only 40 days till the nights start getting shorter again… ☀️

Sunrise at Stonehenge today (11th November) was at 7.17am, sunset is at 4.23pm

“So it was, on that misty morning, that Brenda set off for the capital. She knew not what she would find there, only that the time had come to move on - away from small-minded rural attitudes and people who called her ‘Oreo’ and ‘the wide panda’ - to seek a more fulfilling life.”

In June 1888, Van Gogh visited the fishing village of Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer. He painted boats, sea, and sky, inspiring him to experiment boldly with color.

Well, that's quite a lucky shot!

Irony overload…

When you’ve voyaged to the strange planet that is Mayfair but now you’re safely back in the ends… 🥹

Happy Sunday! 🦛 💙 Adorable ancient Egyptian blue faience hippos made by artisans some 4,000 years ago! 📷 by me #Archaeology