An uncredited illustration from Vanity Fair, May 1971

Remembering Jeremy Hardy d 1st Feb 2019 kmflett.wordpress.com/2024/02/01/rem…

By Anonymous (Michael Nelson). Consul Books, 1962. Originally published 1958.

My cousin who lives in Richmond has been missing since last week. I know it’s a long shot but if anyone sees Pippa or has any information, please call police at 101 with reference: CAD 1957/30January25.

'Wedding at Twickenham Parish Church' (1948) by Osmund Caine (Orleans House Gallery)

Is it true that if you get a parking ticket in Salt Lake City and you refuse to pay it in writing, using a 13 foot high typeface, they'll reconsider it? That's four metre "NO" and Utah fine doubt.

78 South Hill Park, Hampstead 1963 Brian Housden buff.ly/UDK1Ikg

The guy I buy birdseed from is ripping me off. He and I should be selling equal amounts of birdseed to each other

How to understand the stock market if you only watch Fox News

"Their world is a world of pop groups ... railway sidings." Left behind in the charity shop.

#OnThisDay 1984. The Daily Express devotes its entire front page and centre spread to an imaginary speech made by Arthur Scargill.

"Listen sweetheart, I couldn't give a SHIT about the solid state circuitry," bellows Alan Lake.

Trip today to St Crispin’s Wokingham, (1950-3) an important post war school by the Ministry of Education (Mary & David Medd and Michael Ventris worked on it), applying the Herts system to a secondary modern; the integrated murals by Fred Millet recently uncovered, & glorious.

Going insane having conversations about who “feels safe” here in America when our electrician told us recently he lost twelve family members in Gaza

No she wouldn’t

Please help SAVE TAYLORS BUTTONS, Maureen Rose's legendary shop in Cleveland St. They will shut in November forever unless they can pay their rent arrears from the Covid lockdowns: crowdfunder.co.uk/p/taylorsbutto…

Evening chaps. There's a 1960s office building in Gateshead that the council are preparing to demolish as the beginning of their regeneration program. It was built circa 1965, when the future was possible. In the spirit of midcentury futurism, they called it Computer House

extremely funny thing for an author to say

Jean Marsh (83 today) in a 1959 episode of The Twilight Zone when she was 25.