Screenshot of https://vm.tiktok.com/ZNRquGwVM/ A musician has added cable ties to the neck of her bass guitar to make the extra notes you get in a 24 tet scale.
So apparently you can get the extra notes Angine de Poitrine brought over by adding cable ties to your bass guitar.
Starting week two of staying in the shop ‘for a couple of days’ while the plumber replaces the loo.
I hate Mondays: the bakers by work are closed and i have to eat inferior baked goods from elsewhere.
I’m reminded of the London Olympics
This time, we have to throw bricks AT Stonewall.
Yes it is a bit full on
Bluesky down is sabotage by whatsapp to get us to reply to our messages.
Is this account a bot that posts posts which people got blocked for?
Like some kind of beef sommelier?
I agree, although ditections might be going a bit far if you’re expected to understand the response.
I’m now in a Tip Timeout.
I’m not allowed to bring any more rubble for a month.
Having to work hard this week which I HATE.
Look at architecture.
Are the buildings nicer than they used to be before computer aided design? Obviously not.
They’re not even quicker to design because all the time gets soaked up in a million design options, drawings the builders will ignore and reports noone will read.
Computers are a waste of time.
In the picture it was beetroot past cow
What’s the time Bridge?
Well that certainly explains why nothing looking remotely like it appeared in Moby Dick, then!
The tip man said my third Seicentoful of rubble had to be my last for the day.
Camping at work because the builders took the old loo out.
Weird bedding down among all the shelves of stock and the emails.
The cat in the foreground has sussed him out.
We are watching the penultimate episode now
If lime bike riders don’t want to get their legs smashed up, they should glance up from their phones occasionally, and slow down a bit when ploughing through crowds of people.
Just leaving this masterpiece here: you’re welcome
Washed the car. Went to Lidl, Topps Tiles and B’n’Q.
Went for a big bike ride up the Lee Valley and cooked two complex items and two faffy sides.
Wiped myself out!
A neighbour popped round to borrow an hdmi cable.
She (rightly) clocked us as having obsolete technology.
Nice to be a useful member of the community anyway.
The next day my cheque cleared and i could retrieve my luggage from the left luggage machine and book a hostel.
Anyway. An expetience!
I hadn’t planned for this and was really cold, but this friendly Russian man (excited to meet someone he had a language in common with (much less English in Japan in 2002) who had a plastic bag full of camcorders, gave me a jumper he had spare.
After the trains stop the station staff wake up everyone sleeping at the station (very gently - not like in Europe - my brother once had a hose aimed at him in a station in Serbia).
So you have to go and sit on these steps outside. The locals knew to get some cardboard to insulate themselves.
Adventures are worth having even if they go a bit awry.
Like i would never have been given a jumper buy a man from Vladivostok, who’d come on a boat to buy electronics at Akihabara, had i not been sleeping rough at Tokyo station due to a financial mishap.
Are you still thinking about interrailing?
Hmmm fertiliser - make it the other plants’ problem