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@nickyrvs.bsky.social

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Apologies: I’m not online much

pink blurred close up of electric guitar strumming, recognisable as front cover of My Bloody Valentines' 2nd best LP
Fascist prick wearing a black hoodie with some kind of a knight-clergyman holding a machine gun in front of a church
Heavily cropped screen grab of notifications in blue sky app. "Zack Polanski and 1 other liked your post: 48 minutes"
Faded paper concert ticket stub, photographed in close up on a wovwn carpet. Royal Festival Hall. Sonic Youth featuring Jim O'Rourke abd William Wyant: Goodbye 20th Century. 16 June 2001.
Pointing Leonardo DiCaprio meme: Leonardo Di Caprio on a darkened armchair points at an unseen television in excited recognition.
"PS the benefit sanction turned out to be illegal and never went ahead. Ha Ha."
screengrab of tweets by Polly Mackenize, April 2018. Tweet texts read: "Four years ago Lib Dem Ministers started agitating for a 5p charge on plastic bags. It took us months to persuade Cameron and Osborne. We finally got the policy in a eve-of-conference trade, in return for tightening benefit sanctions."
Black and White outdoor cycle race photo. Very rainy. In front of barriers, adult cyclist in helmet recognisable (just) as Wout van Aert with mouth open in foreground. Behind him, fans behind barriers are seen in reflection in pool of water.
Rainy overcast scene. Smiling man in green anorak and yellow glasses gives thumbs up next to adult in Wout Van Aert mascot costume.
close up of Lego museum roof with glass curved windows and green brick wall. Brown trap door reveals internal staircase. Along narrow ledge is a further transparent door leading to a just visible office on the roof. A grey haired and bespectacled male Lego figure is just visible.
Home-made cardboard protest sign in close up. "Every child is someone's entire universe". Sign held aloft by white adult hand in fingerless gloves and nail varnish. Outdoors with large tall glass and concrete building and multiple sign holding and flag holding protesters in background. A large pink and blue trans flag visible.
Approximately 10 adults in warm clothing with yellow and blue flags and handmade signs on sunny day in city centre by large memorial. "Stop war in Europe: today Ukraine, tomorrow Scotland". "Help Ukraine". "War criminal", accompanied by a image recognisable as Vladimir Putin.
Conservative Party flyer. White text on blue background. "Help stop the Dulwich Tax. Southwark Conservatives. Support our community".
Close-up of Jamie Oliver hardback book on display in a brightly lit modern bookshop. Jamie Oliver, "Eet jezelf gezond" in green text above a picture of a smiling and quite thin Jamie Oliver holding a plate at a very large surface.
A short excerpt from tv show Seinfeld, at eerily slow speed. Kramer slides through the door, slowly. He then asks Jerry whether or not he is going to the opera, again, very slowly.
Outdoor bike race on deep sand. Spectators crowd over a barrier with advertising hoardings. One advert for Chocovit shows a cow on a racing bicycle. In the bottom right of the shot, close to the photographer, is a small portion of approaching cyclist: one hand on a brake lever, half a wheel.
Screenshot of black, red and white text webpage, showing a stage in a online survey. "Did you use the shower facilities at the station in Glasgow on arrival that morning?" Of the 4 options, "no, I knew shower facilities were available and chose not to use them" has been highlighted as the given answer.
Screengrab of cycle race tv coverage. Solo rider in white jersey and helmet turns in what looks like either churned-up mud or sand, crowds on either side of a barrier in hats and coats cheer and gesticulate. One figure wears large red anorak.
single portion crisp packet photographed on a plain white background. Cheetos with orange and red packaging. A cartoon cheetah in sunglasses and white gloves is excited by the cheese flavoured Cheetos ™
Small handheld cardboard placard against plain wall. Seller taped to the cardboard is a black-and-white print of Patricia Routledge as Hyacinth Bucket on the phone. "Could I speak to the curator, please?", The captions at the bottom of the screen grab of a TV programme note.
Twats with flags celebrate Charlie Kirk in Glasgow
500ml white and green carton of Sauerkraut juice in close up on a plain indoor table
narrow brightly lit interior of museum gallery or store. Metal shelves on the right contain bronze, stone and possibly ceramic busts, on wooden pallets. A adult figure in a baseball cap walks towards the camera, behind whom is a glass and steel door.
several dozen people stand outside a glass building with a sign reading BBC Scotland and another reading BBC Alba above the entrance. Large Palestinain flags are evident. On closer inspection most of the eople and banging pots or pans.
Black-and-white film: crowds in anoraks and hats raise arms to cheer on cyclist covered in mud, wearing a helmet, running up a muddy incline with bicycle on shoulder, behind temporary fabric barriers demarcating winding course. In the centre of the photo towards the back is a large inflatable sponsorship structure.
white hand holds simple bouquet of pink and yellow flowers, in car interior, back sear
white adult with back to camera stares at hazy shoreline, wearing mint green beret, holding rolled up newspaper or other printed material
elderly adult in beige baseball hat holds protest placard outside park fence. "Stop Arming Israel".
1950s black-and-white school photograph. Nine or 10 year old girl in cardigan and blouse smiles slightly whilst sat at a desk with arms folded with an open book in front of her, plain dark background behind
black and white grainy cropped photo. white elderly adult in sun glasses and shirt sleeves in bright sunshine in sunny park with grass and blurry people in far background.
white middle-aged adult with scarf and raincoat stands with arms spread in front of very large posters pasted to concrete wall. On the left a very large red poster with white text headed "art", and on the left a very large identical size blue poster with white text headed "performance". Textual details barely visible, but list series of events and exhibitions.
textile patch in close up on grey-blue carpet. Rainbow, sun cloud and rain with text: "A Changing World. Woodcraft folk international camp '88"
helicopter shot of cycling road race. Ryder in pink jersey crosses "Free Gaza" in large white graffiti on the road
white balding man with grey moustache, standing, smiles to camera in large electrical good shop. He is wearng a grey fleece and a Free Palestine badge.
outdoor scene, bright blue sky, grass and dirt, and large crudely erected black or dark coloured fence approximately 3 metres high. "No Fences" has been grafitied in large white capital letters on the fence.
large crowd faces back of police van parked in middle of road with three-storey tenement buildings on either side, blue sky receding into the distance, Palestinian flag visible
handwritten sign on protest placard: Protect Trans Lives. Big Ben clock tower clearly visible in back ground giving Parliament Square, London , location.
outdoor cycle track, race in progress. Cyclist in red is blurry and v close to camera; other riders in focus further back. bright light and long evening shadows.
screenshot of cycle race TV coverage. Racing cyclist in white jersey dismounted adjusts wheel or chain, cobbled path, spectators behind the yellow barrier
black-and-white photo of very wet and muddy cycle race. Adult racer with white helmet in foreground, with bright light Halo possibly caused by development error, with crowds behind barrier cheering
pink lapel badge with black text on plain background. All capitals text reads "stag dance"
Adult in black hoodie, yellow framed glasses and a Burger King paper crown stares at the camera whilst sipping from a large Soft drink with a straw, infront of a metal shopfront grill
close-up of chips with mayonnaise held out in front of the camera. Behind camera racing cyclists turn a corner up a steep muddy incline
magazine double page spread photoed on a wooden kitchen table. "One Rule for Russia, Another for Israel? Is cycling applying double standards when it comes to war crimes and sporting exclusion, asks Chris Marshall-Bell".
Two columns of newsprint from newspaper/magazine. "Signal Failures: Open Excess". Eight paragraph story about privatisation shenanigans on British railways. "Open access" trains run by private rail firm First Group making a extraordinarily large profit. Open access is revealed in the article to mean train services where the privatised company "operate without government contracts, instead hiring space on the network to run trains".
black-and-white close-up photo of very muddy cycle race. Crowds in the background behind black-and-white advertising banners, thick gloopy mud with track marks glistens, central cyclist leans to the right as they take a corner and a descent
Cyclocross race with spectator with very large Palestinian flag
Screenshot of Guardian newspaper headline + image: "UK politics live: Starmer to give speech about 'severity, of illegal migration threat as Badenoch works on shadow cabinet", accompanied by a headshot of smiling Kier Starmer wearing glasses and a suit.
Reiss, a character from the British TV show EastEnders, explains to Sonia, whilst sat in the kitchen "I know someone who can get as discounted tickets for the Museum of Freemasonry"
white senior couple hold virgin media bill looking solemn in front of their television
orange high-tech rucksack with enormous and inflated orange avalanche airbag dwarfing the rucksack, all photographed against a plain background. Avalanche airbag is shaped like an enormous neck pillow, encompassing the back of the rucksack.
Role of shiny white tape with red writing, placed on a shelf with a plain wall in the background. Tape says "FRAGILE", although the "FR" is obscured so it reads "AGILE"
metal fence in front of green grass and noticeably brown patches in large city Park. "This section of Brockwell Park is currently undergoing ground restoration work following the Lambeth country Show and recent major events. We thank you for your patience and understanding this work is undertaken."