Filmmaker, producer &observer of the daily tussle. Avid interest in the intriguing and mysteries. Enjoying This Our Curious World.
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Working away, stuck in a hotel room - and quite bored... flicking through tv. Oh Big Trouble in Little China saved by
@Film4 ! "Its all in the reflexes!"
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So, let me get this right. To get next day free shipping… I need a TV licence? Make it make sense!!
BBC news, reporting a demand for vat cut for barbers/hair salons and opening up for international apprenticeships. From walking the high street, this will be rife to become exploited
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WASN'T US.
#BREAKING: Lab technician dies of suspected pneumonic plague in Russia after breaking test tube.
Completed editing 2 further episodes of Into The Fog Embers with Peter Laws. They should be disturbing everyone in the coming months.
I passed the initiation ritual with @StephanieLay guiding the way!
Submitted article for the new magazine, "Gothic Revival".
On a roll!
For such a long time, people keep nudging and suggesting me to set on Ko-fi! So yes, perhaps belated - have taken that advice and I have done so.
ko-fi.com/kristianlander
Have seen Pac perform a number of times on the British scene and Dragongate. Was live to watch the first AEW bout between Hangman Page v Pac at @WrestleGatePro Damn... what happened?
All Elite Wrestling is saddened to announce the passing of Benjamin Satterley, aka Pac. A native of Newcastle upon Tyne, England, Satterley began his wrestling career in 2004 and went on to perform for wrestling organizations all over the world, captivating fans with innovative high-flying moves and incredible in-ring ability. Pac signed with All Elite Wrestling in 2019 and held multiple AEW Championships and competed in some of the most memorable matches in AEW history. Our condolences go out to Satterley’s family, friends and fans.
After an evening of conversations about gnomes, @WollatonHall meeting new people headed back into the city, and took a spontaneous drop into @Savoy_Notts for a Resident Evil showing
Article featured in @LeftLion this weekend.
The curious encounter of gnomes in Wollaton Hall in 1979, what If I said there were more!
leftlion.co.uk/features/2026…
The novelisation of Star Trek: Hidden Frontier In Quibus Malum Latet. When I got to perform some narration voice work couple of years ago has been released today.
Todays the day fortean anniversary hunters in 1979, when several school children from Radford Nottingham had a most extraordinary encounter in the grounds of @WollatonHall Only there are significantly more curious events. I produced a film and its available below.
youtu.be/ExYoCfYrBcU
Shall be at Wollaton Hall on Sunday 4pm at the Courtyard Cafe with @LeftLion editor. You and everyone are welcome to join
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Do the Pools still exist? Is there still a man with a big leather satchel who collects your money? Do people still sit by the telly (ideally Rediffusion) on a Saturday and tot up their score draws? Or has all that disappeared like tears in the rain?
Standing in Nottingham’s Market Square. You cannot miss this distinct line. Marking where a medieval wall once stood, dividing the square for centuries.
Next time in Slab Square, meeting at the Lions. You’re walking the boundary that used to separate Norman & Saxon Nottingham.
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My grandfather doesn’t believe in retirement homes. He says they’re too expensive and the food is bad. Instead, he’d rather check into a luxury hotel near the beach.
When we asked him about the cost, he said, “If I stay at a nursing home, it’s $200 a day and no one visits. If I stay at this hotel, it’s $100 a day. I get room service, a pool, and my grandkids visit me every weekend because they want to go to the beach. Plus, if I die in the lobby, the hotel manager will actually be upset.”
At the nursing home, they just call it ‘Tuesday’.
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This is a really bizarre coincidence. 😳
The Clancy case is eerily similar to a case in Ireland from 2020. A mother of 3, also a pediatric nurse, strangled her 3 kids while her husband was away at work. He showed up just as it was all over.
She was found not guilty by reason of insanity as she had postpartum, was on a cocktail of SSRI's and had visited a hospital a week earlier and wasn't admitted.
Very similar story, but the similarities don’t end there.
Both incidents happened on the SAME date, 3 years apart. 🤯
Morley: January 24th 2020
Clancy: January 24th 2023
Both women were nurses.
Both sets of kids were 2 boys and 1 girl and even had the same initials:
Morley: Conor, Darragh and Carla (CDC)
Clancy: Cora, Dawson and Callan (CDC)
That’s just really freaking weird. 🤨
This simulation SUCKS.
