Ooh I found them in real life

Today babby is at nursery but I am NOT at work I got the whole day to myself and I'm not going to do anything useful at all hehehehe

🚨 Our new investigation out today reveals how thousands of people who've taken their bosses to employment tribunals & won, never got paid, even after they approached the government for help. This has serious implications for the Employment rights bill. www.thebureauinvestigates.com/stories/2025...

The University of Glasgow groundspeople are going to be quite annoyed when they come in to work tomorrow...

TODAY IS THE ONLY DAY YOU CAN REPOST THIS!!!

Portrait of a bearded man - one of the ‘Faiyum Portraits’ from Roman Egypt. Part of the collections at Manchester Museum. 📸 My own. #Woodensday #Faiyum #ManchesterMuseum

Customer: (not on record) DMV: ? Verdict: ACCEPTED

Definitely a real, normal, not-a-scam job

Watching a seminar about the legal implications of FWS (bad) while babby uses all the furniture to stand up and look over at me giggling furiously (good)

right-clicking the AI button on Zoom and it comes up with a little message saying "AI button always shows on the home screen", a sure sign of a technology everybody loves

For Halloween season, I've put together a Letterboxd list of EVERY HORROR MOVIE we've reviewed on Overinvested! Click through for links to episodes and show notes. letterboxd.com/hellotailor/...

A simple, haunting poetry in this information from a medical musuem website.

once again the facebook algorithm is confused about my position on the parenting journey. today i have a wealth manager's advert encouraging me to send my child to independent school to save on inheritance tax, and also an IVF advert

i've got a really unpleasant idea for a hallowe'en name

Quite bizarre to think there was a co-ordinated campaign to vandalise ULEZ cameras with like 5,000 incidents and people getting criminal records all because Sadiq Khan introduced a policy that's reduced pollution and saved people's lives.

Sorceress' chest - probably belonging to a slave - including buttons made of bone, carved scarab beetles, miniature penises, crystals, tiny skulls and little doll. Could have been jewellery she wore to look cool during rituals. www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/s...

Some good news. London is meeting legal limits for toxic NO2 pollution for the first time – almost 200 years earlier than predicted – following the Mayor’s "world leading air pollution policies," City Hall announces. The Ultra Low Emissions Zone - and similar policies - really do work.

We got our first piece of fridge art 🥹

i think my least favourite kind of ad are the ones you get when you pause ITVx... it's just... scummy

I'm reserving a state park cabin and this option on the form gives me an idea: a weekend spent hiking and cooking over a camp fire, just me and the boys (900 cats)

finally, the question everybody's been asking! www.askamanager.org/2025/09/do-i...

Neuroscience has officially proven

I know what you're thinking and no, that's not how they rescued him. www.irishexaminer.com/news/munster...

what is this "fingerprint" nonsense you get on a bunch of university repositories

i've seen so many articles on this today, and not a single one so far has pointed out that where "not taking any benefits payments" is concerned, you have no access to public funds on a visa. this has been the case for years. but nobody, from the BBC down, will challenge this or anything else

mandatory training questions are all either "should your computer be a) 33.4cm from a heat source b) 33.5cm from a heat source c) 33.6cm from a heat source" or "if you see a fire, should you a) report the fire and get out safely b) take a video and post it on tiktok c) run into the fire"

when the UI is intuitive

Facebook Memories has reminded me of that painting of a large Nicolas Cage trying to breastfeed a small Nicolas Cage. Morning all

New DLR train! New DLR train! New DLR train! New DLR train!

So cool: someone made a long snake out of Osage oranges at Montrose Park

I think what amazes me most about this is that we have to say it.

I've been down the most fascinating rabbit hole this evening. A charity here in the UK called Heritage Crafts are giving bursaries for people wanting to learn endangered crafts. Just some of the crafts on the list: 1/

Children loved to play with toys in #Roman times too: some 1,800 years ago, a child in Cologne was buried with a terracotta horse with a rider on wheels. It was certainly a much-loved which the child was also supposed to play with in the afterlife. 📷 Römisch-Germanisches Museum Köln 🏺 #archaeology

Regret to report that the Very Low Salt stock cubes are, shockingly, no good

Can we stop doing this? There is no sense in debating whether people are themselves racist, or sexist, or homophobic, if the context for this debate is how these people have done racist, sexist or homophobic things

"Updates on University Priorities 2025-27 (formerly known as Growth & Working Smarter)"

"Killing/eating other contestants not seen as a drawback to success"

This is such an important point and needs to be made far more often.

can't believe i gotta go to work tomorrow

Whys it rainin

There’s an antiques emporium in Norwich of such unfathomable strangeness every visit produces fresh gasps of bewilderment and terror. Recent finds: 1. Mounted photo print of depressed steam train driver (£1)

Customer: BUTCH IS MY NICK NAME DMV: B*tch Verdict: DENIED

Caturday brought me…gutter kitten

"“AI isn’t magic; it’s a pyramid scheme of human labor,” said @adiod.bsky.social , a researcher at the Distributed AI Research Institute based in Bremen, Germany. “These raters are the middle rung: invisible, essential and expendable.” www.theguardian.com/technology/2...

this phone hacking drama is no post office drama

We worry about Very Online Kids much more than their Very Online Parents, and I'm not sure that's wise

Now this is Content

Idk, maybe because you can't do anything at all if a baby is asleep on you and it may be cute but also incredibly frustrating

It's all happening for us train enthusiasts (or is it just me?) as today marks 200 years since the Stockton and Darlington Railway opened in 1825 - the birth of the modern railway. So here are some of the many railway linocuts I have done over the years - too many, I hear you say? Surely not… 😂