Johnny Blaze
@headonfire.bsky.social
Millennial Falcon 🦅
Mostly water 🌊
Sriracha enthusiast 🌶️
I write stuff occasionally 📝
Mostly water 🌊
Sriracha enthusiast 🌶️
I write stuff occasionally 📝
Hahahaha… what the f**k is this about?!
August 13, 2025 at 8:47 PM
Hahahaha… what the f**k is this about?!
Jenrick is a complete cretin imo, and the BBC absolutely shouldn’t have apologised nor censored the episode, but I quite like the fact the offending bit is printed in full in the article. Bit of a Streisand effect.
August 13, 2025 at 8:38 PM
Jenrick is a complete cretin imo, and the BBC absolutely shouldn’t have apologised nor censored the episode, but I quite like the fact the offending bit is printed in full in the article. Bit of a Streisand effect.
Also works for hangovers.
Ps: does anyone know the story/hagiography behind this image?
Ps: does anyone know the story/hagiography behind this image?
July 28, 2025 at 8:34 AM
Also works for hangovers.
Ps: does anyone know the story/hagiography behind this image?
Ps: does anyone know the story/hagiography behind this image?
There are LOADS of these where I live. Such an interesting life cycle too. Also they retain the toxicity from the ragwort into their winged state! Makes ‘em taste nasty to other animals.
July 27, 2025 at 8:05 PM
There are LOADS of these where I live. Such an interesting life cycle too. Also they retain the toxicity from the ragwort into their winged state! Makes ‘em taste nasty to other animals.
Good result! Reform is being massively over-hyped by certain corners of the media. It’s about creating a self-fulfilling prophecy. Say ‘Farage will be PM’ enough times and it will come true. Happily the British public are not falling for it (yet!)
July 27, 2025 at 8:01 PM
Good result! Reform is being massively over-hyped by certain corners of the media. It’s about creating a self-fulfilling prophecy. Say ‘Farage will be PM’ enough times and it will come true. Happily the British public are not falling for it (yet!)
Decided to read this because of my previous book.
As expected - not a whole lot of depth, but witty and thoroughly entertaining. Worthy of the hype if you want a quick read.
As expected - not a whole lot of depth, but witty and thoroughly entertaining. Worthy of the hype if you want a quick read.
July 16, 2025 at 5:58 AM
Decided to read this because of my previous book.
As expected - not a whole lot of depth, but witty and thoroughly entertaining. Worthy of the hype if you want a quick read.
As expected - not a whole lot of depth, but witty and thoroughly entertaining. Worthy of the hype if you want a quick read.
Death on Location by Rev Richard Coles
No pleasure should be ‘guilty’… absolutely love this series of books! Ripped through this one in two days. Banger.
No pleasure should be ‘guilty’… absolutely love this series of books! Ripped through this one in two days. Banger.
July 16, 2025 at 5:04 AM
Death on Location by Rev Richard Coles
No pleasure should be ‘guilty’… absolutely love this series of books! Ripped through this one in two days. Banger.
No pleasure should be ‘guilty’… absolutely love this series of books! Ripped through this one in two days. Banger.
Another England by Caroline Lucas
This is an important book atm.
It examines how the concept of pride in the UK / Union Jack has been co-opted by the far right and how we can take back these symbols and have a progressive form of pride in the UK.
This is an important book atm.
It examines how the concept of pride in the UK / Union Jack has been co-opted by the far right and how we can take back these symbols and have a progressive form of pride in the UK.
July 16, 2025 at 5:00 AM
Another England by Caroline Lucas
This is an important book atm.
It examines how the concept of pride in the UK / Union Jack has been co-opted by the far right and how we can take back these symbols and have a progressive form of pride in the UK.
This is an important book atm.
It examines how the concept of pride in the UK / Union Jack has been co-opted by the far right and how we can take back these symbols and have a progressive form of pride in the UK.
A History of God by Karen Armstrong
I guess I’ve been on a non-fic journey lately!
I guess I’ve been on a non-fic journey lately!
July 16, 2025 at 4:56 AM
A History of God by Karen Armstrong
I guess I’ve been on a non-fic journey lately!
I guess I’ve been on a non-fic journey lately!
Monsters by Claire Dederer
I really enjoy Dederer’s stuff in the NY Times so I checked this out. Written in her typically acerbic and autobiographical prose it discusses how/if it’s possible to appreciate great art made by bad people.
Answer: it’s complicated!
I really enjoy Dederer’s stuff in the NY Times so I checked this out. Written in her typically acerbic and autobiographical prose it discusses how/if it’s possible to appreciate great art made by bad people.
Answer: it’s complicated!
July 16, 2025 at 4:54 AM
Monsters by Claire Dederer
I really enjoy Dederer’s stuff in the NY Times so I checked this out. Written in her typically acerbic and autobiographical prose it discusses how/if it’s possible to appreciate great art made by bad people.
Answer: it’s complicated!
I really enjoy Dederer’s stuff in the NY Times so I checked this out. Written in her typically acerbic and autobiographical prose it discusses how/if it’s possible to appreciate great art made by bad people.
Answer: it’s complicated!
Monsters by Claire Dederer
I really enjoy Dederer’s stuff in the NY Times so I checked this out. Written in her typically acerbic and autobiographical prose it discusses how/if it’s possible to appreciate great art made by bad people.
Answer: it’s complicated!
I really enjoy Dederer’s stuff in the NY Times so I checked this out. Written in her typically acerbic and autobiographical prose it discusses how/if it’s possible to appreciate great art made by bad people.
Answer: it’s complicated!
July 16, 2025 at 4:52 AM
Monsters by Claire Dederer
I really enjoy Dederer’s stuff in the NY Times so I checked this out. Written in her typically acerbic and autobiographical prose it discusses how/if it’s possible to appreciate great art made by bad people.
Answer: it’s complicated!
I really enjoy Dederer’s stuff in the NY Times so I checked this out. Written in her typically acerbic and autobiographical prose it discusses how/if it’s possible to appreciate great art made by bad people.
Answer: it’s complicated!
White Holes by Carlo Rovelli
This book is super interesting. A really complicated and crazy area of theoretical physics explained in a clear and understandable way. I’m not sure I got all of it but it was a great read!
This book is super interesting. A really complicated and crazy area of theoretical physics explained in a clear and understandable way. I’m not sure I got all of it but it was a great read!
July 16, 2025 at 4:47 AM
White Holes by Carlo Rovelli
This book is super interesting. A really complicated and crazy area of theoretical physics explained in a clear and understandable way. I’m not sure I got all of it but it was a great read!
This book is super interesting. A really complicated and crazy area of theoretical physics explained in a clear and understandable way. I’m not sure I got all of it but it was a great read!
Picked this up because of my previous book… Theology (a very short introduction) by David F. Ford.
I like this series and thought this was a nice general insight into Theology. I feel like I now have a Wikipedia level understanding of this!
I like this series and thought this was a nice general insight into Theology. I feel like I now have a Wikipedia level understanding of this!
July 16, 2025 at 4:42 AM
Picked this up because of my previous book… Theology (a very short introduction) by David F. Ford.
I like this series and thought this was a nice general insight into Theology. I feel like I now have a Wikipedia level understanding of this!
I like this series and thought this was a nice general insight into Theology. I feel like I now have a Wikipedia level understanding of this!
Silence by Diarmaid McCulloch
Focuses mainly on Christianity but has references to the role and importance of silence in other religions too. Interesting book!
Dude on the cover looks pretty chill too.
Focuses mainly on Christianity but has references to the role and importance of silence in other religions too. Interesting book!
Dude on the cover looks pretty chill too.
July 16, 2025 at 4:37 AM
Silence by Diarmaid McCulloch
Focuses mainly on Christianity but has references to the role and importance of silence in other religions too. Interesting book!
Dude on the cover looks pretty chill too.
Focuses mainly on Christianity but has references to the role and importance of silence in other religions too. Interesting book!
Dude on the cover looks pretty chill too.
James by Percival Everett.
Absolutely loved this one.
Absolutely loved this one.
July 15, 2025 at 9:50 PM
James by Percival Everett.
Absolutely loved this one.
Absolutely loved this one.
I just finished this book! Absolutely amazing.
May 30, 2025 at 10:06 PM
I just finished this book! Absolutely amazing.
Land of Milk and Honey by C Pam Zhang
Didn’t really get on with this one. I think the style wasn’t really my thing, but I liked her first book.
Give it a try if you liked My Year of Rest Relaxation - same vibe
Didn’t really get on with this one. I think the style wasn’t really my thing, but I liked her first book.
Give it a try if you liked My Year of Rest Relaxation - same vibe
April 13, 2025 at 7:14 PM
Land of Milk and Honey by C Pam Zhang
Didn’t really get on with this one. I think the style wasn’t really my thing, but I liked her first book.
Give it a try if you liked My Year of Rest Relaxation - same vibe
Didn’t really get on with this one. I think the style wasn’t really my thing, but I liked her first book.
Give it a try if you liked My Year of Rest Relaxation - same vibe
A Beginner’s Guide to Dying by Simon Boas
Such a beautiful book. An irreverent take on looking Death in eye and giving it a swift kick in the nuts on the way past. Also tips on how to interact with someone you know who’s dying (very relevant for me atm)
Massive recommend.
#booksky
Such a beautiful book. An irreverent take on looking Death in eye and giving it a swift kick in the nuts on the way past. Also tips on how to interact with someone you know who’s dying (very relevant for me atm)
Massive recommend.
#booksky
April 13, 2025 at 7:09 PM
A Beginner’s Guide to Dying by Simon Boas
Such a beautiful book. An irreverent take on looking Death in eye and giving it a swift kick in the nuts on the way past. Also tips on how to interact with someone you know who’s dying (very relevant for me atm)
Massive recommend.
#booksky
Such a beautiful book. An irreverent take on looking Death in eye and giving it a swift kick in the nuts on the way past. Also tips on how to interact with someone you know who’s dying (very relevant for me atm)
Massive recommend.
#booksky