Or if you want some slight discomfort, there's always Adam Buxton's interview with Herzog.
www.adam-buxton.co.uk/podcasts/rhw...

There's a bit of a ray cat thing going on

Seems poignant that he died on the day that the Citz opened its doors after seven years for 'Homecoming'.

That pose looks oddly familiar

The Smouldering Heck

Thanks again for the show. Hope to catch the finished work next year.
I had a lump in my throat at the end, and my partner went full on tear in eye.

Couldn’t see your DM due to age restriction nonsense. Looks like it might be VPN time - unless government class you as a terrorist for using one.

Embrace that kink. Looking forward to seeing new show at the zine library.

If it's any consolation, I saw Everything That's Me Is Falling Apart in 2023 where you seemed to have software issues.
Being able to see the complexity of the software on your OHD was jaw dropping.

Jeez. One of these monsters flew over Glasgow at the start of the Ukraine invasion. It was a bit scary.

The data will be controlled by Epic Games? Don't they have something to do with GTA, the famous child-friendly cuddly shoot-em-up?

Raymond Baxter - rubbing some barrier cream on his forearm then dipping it into a tank filled with acid (sulphuric/hydrochloric)?

It is at the back of a cupboard, and it’s sort of Christmas-y: a bottle of gluhwein from Berlin in 1988, courtesy of NAAFI in Kladow

Went to see "Making Waves" at Glasgow Uni in 2016, where I seem to recall a musical rendition of "Valentine by a Telegraph Clerk"

One presenter commented that the clerks' love was not that strong given the low capacitance/voltage.

There's always someone to spoil the metaphor with hard facts.

Cool snoot though

Was it Bruce Downie? He had a pretty big crowd earlier today in Merchant area.

Prehistoric legless precursor to the modern 4 legged dachshund ?

Thank you

Please keep these coming. Partner and I are off to Praha in a few weeks and are looking for intriguing attractions