Mr Lizard
@anothermrlizard.bsky.social
Not actually a lizard. And I don't look like Mark Heap. As a literal representation, this profile has entirely failed so far. Let's try again.
Middle aged Scottish weirdo. I write, play drums and sometimes make other music.
There. I suppose that'll do.
Middle aged Scottish weirdo. I write, play drums and sometimes make other music.
There. I suppose that'll do.
Edmonds cannot create, he can only twist and distort good things into mockeries of their natural forms.
November 9, 2025 at 4:09 PM
Edmonds cannot create, he can only twist and distort good things into mockeries of their natural forms.
I've never watched it, but as I understand it the recurring villain is 'The Looming Spectre of Social Change.'
September 26, 2025 at 10:19 AM
I've never watched it, but as I understand it the recurring villain is 'The Looming Spectre of Social Change.'
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"[Russia] should introduce geopolitical disorder into internal American activity, encouraging all kinds of conflicts, actively supporting all dissident movements, thus destabilising internal political processes in the US"
The Foundations of Geopolitics by Putin's "brain" Aleksandr Dugin
The Foundations of Geopolitics by Putin's "brain" Aleksandr Dugin
Foundations of Geopolitics - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
September 11, 2025 at 1:33 PM
"[Russia] should introduce geopolitical disorder into internal American activity, encouraging all kinds of conflicts, actively supporting all dissident movements, thus destabilising internal political processes in the US"
The Foundations of Geopolitics by Putin's "brain" Aleksandr Dugin
The Foundations of Geopolitics by Putin's "brain" Aleksandr Dugin
Every time I look at this sort of scene, I think about that one officer who finds themselves thinking 'I didn't sign up for this, I don't want to be someone who does this' and quietly either deciding to change things, or just get out. Small changes adding up over time. Maybe a naive thought.
August 17, 2025 at 8:33 AM
Every time I look at this sort of scene, I think about that one officer who finds themselves thinking 'I didn't sign up for this, I don't want to be someone who does this' and quietly either deciding to change things, or just get out. Small changes adding up over time. Maybe a naive thought.
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And don't tell yourself: "It's a story. The small details don't really matter." They do. I once read a historical novel set in Victorian London (written, I think, by an American author), in which the detective protagonist presses a 50-pence piece into a grimy urchin's hand. I think about this a lot.
August 14, 2025 at 10:26 AM
And don't tell yourself: "It's a story. The small details don't really matter." They do. I once read a historical novel set in Victorian London (written, I think, by an American author), in which the detective protagonist presses a 50-pence piece into a grimy urchin's hand. I think about this a lot.