Snook

Well that's that then. My brief five-second foray into Facebook is over. It was good while it lasted! (n/n)

Then it said I'd get a resolution in an hour or so. I did indeed: "Your Facebook account has been permanently disabled. You requested a review of this decision, but we still found that your account, or activity on it, didn't follow our Community Standards. You can't request another review." (3/n)

It said the instant suspension of my account prior to even signing in was "because your account, or activity on it, doesn't follow our Community Standards on account integrity". It gave me 180 days to appeal. I clicked Appeal and got asked to do a bunch of selfies from different angles (2/n)

I needed to get access to a chat group that only exists on Facebook so (reluctantly) signed up for an account. Less than five seconds after I entered the numeric confirmation code, I got another e-mail from Facebook saying "Your Facebook account has been suspended" (1/n)

It’s giving Fitzcarraldo

The oldest known image of Keith Richards, published around 1140 AD ...

Thought for the day, from Clapham Family Practice

Yes, for four years or so

Morning all.

Photographer Tony Ray-Jones.
Weymouth 1968.

Phone Box of The Day: Ardnamurchan peninsula.

Pic: Philip Nixon

Poet and singer, Ivor Cutler.

Debut album 'Who Tore Your Trousers?' released in 1961.

Recorded 22 sessions for the John Peel Show on Radio One.

me every single day

Seems like the Strait of Hormuz is only open when the stock market is.

Bertrand Goldberg, architect Marina City Towers thevaultoftheatomicspaceage.tumblr.com/post/8141401...

The Old Man of Storr, Skye

Pic: Steven Murphy

The return of Londonophobia Reflections on an ancient prejudice

www.ft.com/content/ba3b...

The question everybody should be asking is what kind of government do you have when a grandmother has to work delivery for DoorDash to pay for her husband’s cancer treatment.

300?

Would have gone as far as a repost but for “holy”, not sure that that means anything (for us at least)

Japanese sci-fi: two robots in space, yearning

American sci-fi: man gets the author's beliefs on polygamy confirmed by the aliens of ramalama IV

french sci-fi: two horny bounty hunters visit the Galaxy of Breasts

British sci-fi: nuclear war. Everyone dead. America's fault

Me: uh, hi, umm, I’d like to insert an image but I don’t want it to do anything weird if I add or delete lines above it in the document

Microsoft Word: Hey, fellas! We gotta wise guy here, a real character!

Me: please. I don’t want any trouble 🙏

She’s a wannatella, isn’t she? Absurd.

With hindsight, ultimate receding hairline coverup, but cute

What’s an eccie?

Family (including spouse) demands to ride in the back

Pride Flag Can Fly at Stonewall After Trump Administration Reversal

Pride Flag Can Fly at Stonewall After Trump Administration Reversal (gift article) www.nytimes.com/2026/04/13/n...

NO TAX ON BOAT LOAN INTEREST ISE ON @RepNancyMace

stiff competition but I found it, the worst policy proposal

Top caption reads: Taken nearly 58 years apart, these images capture Earth on the moon's horizon across two eras of lunar exploration. Below are side by side images: on the left, the new Earthset image produced by the Artemis II mission and on the right, the iconic Earthrise image captured during the Apollo 8 mission in 1968.

Nearly 58 years later and Earth is still just as beautiful.

sure didn't expect to see this on JP news.