Liam Dutton

@grynneman.bsky.social

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Old ex-programmer, socialist, works for a small charity in Medway, UK. https://medwayplus.wordpress.com/

The dvd cover for the BBC 3 part miniseries dramatisation To The Ends Of The Earth. Benedict Cumberbatch is the lead, with Jared Harris, Sam Neill.
Les Dawson as Cosmo Smallpiece.
Actor Kenneth More playing GK Chesterton's character Father Brown.
An aluminium round topped auditorium chair, with gold metalwork and red padded seat and back. Although uncomfortable, it easily triggers sleep in company meetings.
A close up of a dog with a white face and one brown ear, while he was hiding under the sofa. He seems to be gazing into the distance, off to the left.
Steve Martin is PI Rigby Reardon, disguised as a hot blond. He has his head on Walter Neff's shoulder, recovering from a passionate kiss. He shouldn't have worn the perfume called 'Fondle Me'
A dog with a rough white coat and one brown ear enjoys the winter sun streaming in through the window. His eyes are nearly closed, as he struggles to stay awake.
"Hang on a minute lads, I've got a great idea" art installation by Richard Wilson at De La Warr Pavilion. 2012
Max Wall dresses as Professor Wallofski.
Chris the Crafty Cockney from "The Fast Show". Played by Paul Whitehouse.
First iteration of the animatronic President Trump at Disney Hall of Presidents in his first term.
An old bright blue mini car, converted to be an ice cream van.
Ted is a 4 month old Parsons Russell Terrier. All white, apart from brown left ear, he has discovered strawberries and decided it's quite fun to rub his face on them.
A picture of comedian Les Dawson, playing the frustrated character of Cosmo Smallpiece.
Ted the dog, just about sitting down and looking up at his boss.
Ted the Parsons Russell is too tired, so is lying between my legs on the kitchen floor.
A selfie of me lying down, with a very tired puppy asleep on my chest.
Takeshi 'Beat' Kitano stares down the camera as the character Sgt. Gengo Hara at the last frame from "Merry Christmas Mr Lawrence".
Walter Matthau at the end of The Taking of Pelham 123, realising he has managed to solve the case.
Freddy 'Parrotface' Davies, a comedian from the 60s and 70's, wearing his trademark bowler hat, pulled down to push his ears out.
Picture of a silver Nokia N95 cellphone.
The only part remaining from an Elliott 503 Mainframe from the 1960s.
Paul Whitehouse playing the character of Archie the Pub Bore in The Fast Show.
ICL 2966 Mainframe 7561 Oper Terminal displaying green text on a black background. Looks like it's doing a microcode check of some sort, so not running DME/George IIs or VME operating systems.
A page from an 80's computer games magazine, with code that you manually typed in to a Sinclair Spectrum to play a game called Rabbit Raid.
Kier Starmer at a podium saying 'There's a famous slogan in the United Kingdom'
Steve Martin making his world famous cup of joe in "Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid".
An inebriated man (Hugh Dennis) is looking straight at the camera. In front of him on a table are rows of various wine bottles, all empty. He is saying to the camera "I shall be sick as a dog in the morning".
A young actor dressed as William Pitt the Younger, in Blackadder III.
Actor Geoffrey Bayldon as Catweazle, a medieval wizard transported into 1970s Britain. He's in the nip, sitting in a bath, looking apprehensive.
A caricature mask of Craig David from the TV Series Bo' Selecta.
A Scene from Cairo Nest of Spies, where the protagonist after singing a song in a band just so he can watch a meeting, is astonished when the crowd start applauding.
A square of yellow background, with the word Piccalilli in white uppercase text.
A top down view of a Roland MC-202 MicroComposer. Like a smaller SH-101, with calculator sized keys.
A top down view of a grey Roland SH-101 analog synthesizer.