A candid photo of Robin Williams wearing a light pink T-shirt, smiling gently with his eyes closed as a monarch butterfly rests on the tip of his nose. His hands are loosely clasped near his chest in a playful, almost childlike pose. The background is softly blurred greenery, giving the image a calm, tender feeling. Above the photo, text reads: “I’m so glad we got to grow up with Robin Williams 🥺”.

Look I love Robin Williams. But a butterfly touching me would make me vomit and cry. And He DID star in Patch Adams which is one of the worst films ever made

She was the worst one.

My socialism with my secret love of flamboyant, ostentatious, traditional pageantry.

See, I CURSE my ankles.

Honestly the worst thing about approaching 40 is accepting that my voice can't hit the notes it did when I was younger. I've not looked after my vocal instrument well but I'm still sad

I can't...what? What is the meaning of it? I am so confused

That's the spirit!

Love love love this book

Is...is the camel yours?

You know what I believe Olly Robinson.

Currently reading The Persians by Sanam Mahloudji for my local indie bookstore's book club. Definitely not my usual go to but enjoying it so far. 'America is younger than my favourite ring' #booksky

Careful, that’s my load bearing delusion

“Feud with the Pope” is BACK as a likely Wikipedia section heading after a 400-year gap.

Replace the comedians?! With who?! Chefs?!

A screenshot of a post on X (formerly Twitter) by George Madgwick (@GeorgeUK), displayed on a smartphone screen. The post reports that Matthew Cordy, a Reform UK councillor in Portsmouth, was injured while campaigning, stating that his finger was amputated in an accident involving a sharp letterbox and could not be saved. The message urges people to stay safe and suggests using a wooden spoon to push items through doors. Below the text is an attached photo showing two men in suits standing outdoors at what appears to be a public or ceremonial event. One man wears sunglasses and a lanyard; the other has glasses and a tie. Behind them are tents, a crowd of people (including some in military uniforms), and a large camera crane under a partly cloudy sky.

I mean, it's an occupational hazard. Most long term postal workers are down to 1 or 2 digits by the end of their career...

Yes!
This is great news coming from you, I remember when you just couldn't get into snooker

Let’s go back to Beyoncé, looking every inch a priestess of Hecate as she strides down the steps of her water-filled temple in her saffron-yellow gown wondering if it’s worse looking jealous or crazy. It’s an excellent question for Medea, not least because of the verb Beyoncé uses.

From @privateeyenews.bsky.social, of course.

If one of my party's recent prime ministers had redecorated the Number 10 flat in a way that ended up involving TWO separate inquiries and a Wikipedia page, I would simply not have put out a press release confirming that the current prime minister had spent less than the allowance he was given.

Good thing that happened today: Realised that r/fantasy's annual bingo games runs from 1st April - 31st March so it's NOT too late for me to join in this years!
Bad thing: Odd housemate drank all my milk and ate all my cheese. And I'm too passive to say anything.

Peter! You've lost the news!

Suprised me, I thought it was going to be the type of autistic where they said 'I have no idea who that human being is'

2026 Locus Awards Top Ten Finalists Congratulations to all of the Locus Awards top ten finalists! These results are from the February 1 to April 1 voting by readers on an open public ballot. The Locus Awards winners will be announced…

Thing I have found to do tonight: Read through as many of the novelettes and short stories from Locus Top 10 shortlisted SFF Awards (Will be chucking £ to respective publishing houses and zines when I get paid, obviously)
locusmag.com/2026/04/2026...

zackeryatlas 12h The degradation of society: 1. Celebrating the k!lling of a CEO 2. Cheering on warehouse arsons 3. Making heroes out of people who attempt political violence You can be outraged at the system and still not glorify violence. These aren't wins. This is a society losing its moral compass. [Coming from a liberal btw]

I don’t know how people keep forgetting that workers rights were entirely written in blood and the capital class had to be threatened with violence before they agreed to things like 8 hour working days and 2 day weekends.

[TW GRAPHIC DETAIL OF DV AND DEATH]

I know it's not a real Bluesky friendly fun topic but I'm SO GLAD that that cunt went down for culpable homicide after years of domestic abuse lead to his ex-wife talking her own life. Landmark legal first and can open up with door for more complex cases with DV

Woman I'm reading about who's hosting a talk with an author at my local bookshop tomorrow has a PhD in literary prizes. What...what a weird and specific thing do your thesis on

Last night I couldn't sleep so watched 3 seasons of Archer in a row. The night before I read a book. What's it gonna be tonight folks?

Fine choice of a book.

An audible book is saying it has been purchased on the app on my computer, but is asking me to spend a credit on it if I want to listen to it on my iPhone. This is annoying me beyond belief as it's a bookI purchased years ago and listen to ON THE REG (Assassin's Apprentice by Robin Hobb) #booksky

Sometimes you've just got to pull yourself together and read all the Realm of the Elderling books by Robin Hobbs. Again. #booksky