Total Eclipse of the Sun, 1882. Chromolithograph after a pastel drawing by astronomer, artist, and amateur entomologist Étienne Léopold Trouvelot, who died on this day in 1895.
More on his life and stunning astronomical art here: publicdomainreview.org/collection/t...
Posts by Ian Curtin
Ha! McDaniel I have only been vaguely aware of and irritated by, but maybe he stands out a little less in the Young Guy Rush the NFL has undergone. Whereas Rosenior is patently a ludicrous figure in the context of the Prem, and has been from the get-go.
Why did I not make the link. They are twins! 🤦🏼♂️
Mind blown!
The movies are back, baby
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This article was designed to troll English teachers with no chill (me), to pull us from our hovels so we can be identified & put on some loser database. WHY ELSE is The Tempest at no.25, why is Love's Labours Lost above Henry V, The Winter's Tale and Coriolanus, etc etc. A scam!
I suppose "from Hell's heart I stab at thee etc." would be too much.
A snip when you're coughing up 2k a night or whatever for a vaguely adjacent Airbnb gaf.
We dedicate these roast potatoes to his memory.
"April is the driest month... no, that's not it. April is the balmiest month? The pleasantest month? Damn you, TS Eliot!"
Has definitely happened to me at least once.
Is your goose... you know.
Chaz Palminteri as Detective Dave Kujan in The Usual Suspects, benignly smiling and enjoying a cup of coffee, not realising the devil had played his greatest trick on him.
Me enjoying this skeet
"It means what I want it to mean. Stop being so semantic."
Surely only a matter of time before "He is the urbane of my life, that fellow" is seen in the wild (and over time adopted as acceptable usage).
It’s bin day. Blue bag for paper and card; red bag, metal and plastic. Blue bin for glass. Red bin for radioactive substances and rage. Yellow bin: mustard, custard and cowardice. White bin: ignorance and stupidity. Emerald for esoteric arts, sacred knowledge and lost wisdom. Save the planet.
Salutary and mind-boggling reporting. Feels like an awful lot of complex financial activity for very little return - as an asset, or as what it actually is, a team that people support and want to win matches and trophies.
"'Allo"
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A poignant wag.
*Ouch!*
Whatever about the merits of the book (which seem scant), am greatly enjoying the stimulus it has given to the critics reviewing it. Ouch and bravo, Marcel!
Not the first time this has happened on the letters page of the paper of record. Sad to see someone lose their Scheidt in print.
A drawing of a cheerful looking moray eel, saying "Death is inevitable." The caption reads "Memento moray"
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Wow
God love them with their "we built this city" tifo pre-match (although tbf it was not as lame as Arsenal's continually feeble efforts).
If you see, post something orange
Today, information: pulverized, nonhierarchized, dealing with everything: nothing is protected from information and at the same time nothing is open to reflection.
Roland Barthes, The Neutral #AContinuation
Sedgwick holds a dancer’s pose, perched on a rhinoceros figure in her apartment.
Edie Sedgwick by Enzo Sellerio, Vogue, August 1965
“Her physicality was so refreshing she exposed all the dishonesty in the room.”
- Robert Rauschenberg
Ribs being energetically covered - one might almost say *slathered* - in mustard, prior to being dusted with spice and cooked
Thank you for your attention to this slather