Dean

@daejn.bsky.social

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English, now living in Toronto.

Toronto skyline with yellow fog
Screenshot from La Repubblica with image of Count Binface, a man with a bin on his head, standing outside the clock tower at Westminster
footballe Marc Guehi kneeling on the pitch, arms raised.
Fans celebrating
A grey office building on a street in London
A restaurant named Burgers ‘n Fries Forever
From The Onion: photo of donald trump with text reading Trump Claims He Can Overrule Constitution With Executive Order Because Of Little-Known 'No One Will Stop Me' Loophole.
A payphone at Eglinton station on Toronto’s new Line 5
Headline from the Toronto Star reading Opinion: We shouldn’t cull the Toronto Islands cormorants. We should give them their own island instead
A scene from the TV show Andor: concrete walkways on the Barbican estate with CGI elements making it look even more futuristic and dystopian (in a positive way) than it normally does
Dastardly and Muttley in Their Flying Machine: a cartoon of a fiend and his accomplice (a smug dog) in a biplane
Gallery with models of brutalist buildings and the words Strada Brutalissima written on the back wall
A bus parked by a road with people and bikes waiting to board
A copy of the book A History of the World in 37 Borders; in the background, the checkpoint in Nicosia between Cyprus and Turkish-controlled North Cyprus.
Headline reading Linda McMahon Confirmed as US Secretary of Education above a photograph of McMahon in a wrestling ring kicking a man in the balls.
Building with a curved facade in the morning sun.
Screenshot of a WhatsApp message reading: We strongly agree with the comments about the importance of the lines. They are not decorative but articulate structure and break up excessive expanses of colour. They are an essential part of Ralph Erskine's concept of how to structure and humanize larger elevations. This is more than an aesthetic question. See Peter Collymore, "The Architecture of Ralph Erskine", Academy Editions 1994
A sandwich / wrap on a plate with fries on the side.
Screenshot from Duolingo language learning app. The app is prompting the user to say, in Portuguese the sentence: eu gosto de edifícios modernos. Below is the English translation: I like modern buildings.