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Charm is the viscous grease with which he oils his flim-flam machine he/him

Cover of Handbook of Economic Growth with recurring HEHEHEHE motif
Test Question What should you do before leaving your workstation? A. Leave a note B. Ensure you have locked your device C. Close all the tabs you have open
Google AI search result with text on cardiologist Dr Michael H. Crawford accompanied by image of actor Michael Crawford
Francine Racette and Gaspard Manesse in AU REVOIR LES ENFANTS
Minuet and trio from Haydn's Symphony no. 47
A baby chaffinch
A box with 'eflorist' written on it
A portrait of Kate Middleton next to a portrait of Jeanette Winterson
Poussin's Dance to the Music of Time, at the Wallace Collection
Tom Conti as Norman in The Norman Conquests
The programme given at the Jubilee Hall, Aldeburgh, on 17 June 1951 by the EOG Chamber Orchestra conducted by Norman Del Mar, with Manoug Parikian (violin) and Noel Mewton-Wood (piano), comprised: Boyce's Symphony No. 3 in C; Schoenberg's Chamber Symphony No. 1, Op. 9; Chausson's Concerto for piano, violin and string quartet, Op. 21; Wagner's Siegfried Idyll; and Saint-Saëns's Le Carnaval des animaux.
Cliff Richard looking like Aschenbach at Wimbledon
Google result: 'One of our Macs has been exhibiting a strange behaviour - every few minutes it spits out the text string "welcome datacomp." Anyone heard of this condition, ...'
Besides the 32-year-old, World Cup debutant Elliot Anderson is another one to keep an eye on. The Nottingham Forest midfielder had the most touches (3,300), won the most duels (297) & won the most possession (306) of any top-flight player during a season in which he had to deal with the death of his mother.
Why Be Happy When You Could Be Normal? by Jeanette Winterson
Maribel Verdu, Diego Luna and Gael Garcia Bernal in Y TU MAMA TAMBIEN
BBC Sport headline reading 'Coventry all hyphen but promoted despite Sheff Wed stalemate'
Jasper from The Simpsons holding his paddle and saying 'When the world seems to shine like you've had too much wine ... oh, you better believe that's amore'
Alan Bates smouldering in WHISTLE DOWN THE WIND
Tweet by Matt Green reading 'Huge if true' and showing image of Twitter trending topics that read: Daniel Radcliffe Bummed Harry Belafonte
Frasier: Oh, I can't. I'm taking Julia to the movies. One of my favorites, Noch Einen Stuhl. Roz: Noch Einen Stuhl? Frasier: Yes, it's the story of a 19th-century Austrian family as told from the point of view of an old fireside armchair. Roz: I'm sorry, I dozed off, what were you saying?
Cover of novel IDLE GROUNDS by Krystelle Bamford showing several children walking in a line
greggawallace Send a special message for Mother’s Day davidhall9944 Over the years I’ve not been the best son. A message from you might be the final straw
The shopfront of Brian Jordan in Green Street, Cambridge
BBC Weather forecast for Cambridge tomorrow, showing overall forecast of no weather
Allister Heath How Richard Hearne's desire to play the Doctor as Mr Pastry became the ultimate symbol of Britain’s humiliating global irrelevance
Peter Sallis cosplaying Grandpa Munster, or possibly Ray Reardon
The Ant and the Aardvark
An email from Zizzi with the subject line 'Come hungry'
Two headlines: Man sentenced to life in prison for 2024 attempt on Trump's life Snooker's 'Mr Perfection' - John Virgo brought old-school charm to primetime TV
Catchphrases "That's absolutely inch-perfect." "Welcome to Gardeners' World!" (when somebody hits a 'plant' shot of one ball onto another). "Jupiter, Jupiter, munch it down" (when someone pots the brown in one of the centre pockets). "Where's the cue ball going?! WHERE'S THE CUE BALL GOING?!!" (when the cue ball appears to be heading towards a pocket). "Is he having a laugh? Are you having a laugh?" (when Joe Swail misses an easy yellow). "Great chance!" "If I could offer you only one tip for the future, sunscreen would be it." "Pot as many balls as you can." (when Michaela Tabb enters the arena).
Screenshot from Les Blank's GARLIC IS AS GOOD AS TEN MOTHERS that reads 'Support the people who grow the food we eat'
Magnets review Name of writer Y6HH Did you enjoy reading this work on magnets? Yes/no Was there enough information? Yes/no Was it easy to understand? Yes/no
BBC news story: 'Kneecap supporters gather at High Court ahead of appeal case'
Gaspard Manesse going miserably off to school in AU REVOIR LES ENFANTS
The controls of the MY DINNER WITH ANDRE arcade game from THE SIMPSONS, reading 'Trenchant insight', 'Tell me more' and 'Bon mot'
A lovely calendar for 2015 featuring multiple posters for Shakespeare productions at the RSC
The truth in these words was heard, and Mortimer went on the quest. The five little figures stood at the bed, and the five pale faces looked at the suffering face, showing their wonder that it was still the face they knew. "You are all there?" said Horace, looking past them as if he could not focus his sight. HMM 225
Image of eBay search box: I was looking for '100 carols for choirs' but it suggested '100 carols for chairs'
Google search for 'how is sim' with automatic suggestion 'how is simon cowell famous'
A Stagecoach bus showing destination 'We will remember them' with a pixellated poppy
Rupert Webster as Bobby Philips in IF....
Burt Lancaster filming LOCAL HERO (Bill Forsyth, 1983)
Still of Icíar Bollaín in EL SUR (Victor Erice, 1983)
Email reading 'Michael Jakson glued up a person a plaster' with message 'Bred Pitt marks a birthday!!! New video! Download now'
Gena Rowlands in A WOMAN UNDER THE INFLUENCE
Margery Mason in TALKING TO A STRANGER crying 'Bloody children!'. The subtitle reads 'Party's chilled!'
In one episode, titled The Psychiatrist, Basil finally loses his patience and snaps at his wife, declaring: "Shut up, I'm fed up." "Oh, you've done it now," responds Sybil.
Kath and Kel from Kath & Kim
The Drake Hotline Bling meme but with two Hyacinth Buckets, one offended by a picture of a bucket and the other delighted by a picture of a bouquet
Image of Spanish footballer Ona Batlle wearing a Barcelona shirt
BBC News story about Ryder Cup security featuring photo of Mayor Stephen Udice wearing a light-coloured hat with a black band
Cover of Oxford World's Classics edition of Orlando by Virginia Woolf featuring a painting of a person who looks like Graham Linehan
Dr Evadne Hinge and Dame Hilda Brackett
Felix Bressart smiling
Felix Bressart, William Powell, Art Baker and Paul Harvey in Take One False Step (1949)
The company of To Be or Not to Be (1942)
MGM publicity photo of Felix Bressart wearing a suit and tie and smouldering a bit
Felix Bressart in It All Came True (1940)