P.C. Hipsta

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Morocco's ubiquitous C50 clone made by Rocker. This is a strong 90% of the bikes on the road in the country in my short experience
An Easyjet plane on Stand 917 at Manchester Airport
A metallic orange Ducati Scrambler on a gorgeous hot summer evening in the British countryside
the scene in the Simpsons where Bart tries to explain Sideshow Bob's plan to Homer using puppets
A black Triumph Sprint motorcycle converted into a trike
My 500 Export Bullet by the Nant-y-moch reservoir in North Wales
A teal Export 500 Bullet, now featuring fuel Injection and electric start!
A young man riding a british racing green Royal Enfield 500 Bullet, somewhere in Kerala
Catwoman and Greenwater Boss John J. Cafaro
Watching Le Mans on a tablet with my dog
Felix Leiter in Casino Royale (2006)
The reception set in Dr No designed by Ken Adams, a grill in the ceiling casts vivid shadows in the angular room
Dr No's underground lair
The receptionist in Jamaica Bond picks up his Sunbeam Alpine from
Sean Connery in the car 'chase' in Dr No, back projection abounds!
A Guardian Opinion Piece from 10th June 2026 - "I know it's taboo - but I'm a big fan of marriage" Polly Hudson. Not entirely sure how the paper gets away with such provocative pieces.
Excerpts from a flyer produced by the far right created to incite violence in Northern Ireland. It has the errors typical of a piece made by generative AI. "ALL BUNNESSES TO CLOSE" and a clockface showing the wrong time.
A very tired paperback copy of Don't Cry for me Seargent Major, by Robert McGowan and Jeremy Hands
A vector illustration of a Honda BEAT alloy
A vector illustration of a yellow Honda BEAT Kei car on a yellow background. Lettering on the background sorrounding the car says 'AND THE _____ GOES ON'
The Wicker Paddington outside Snugburys in Nantwich
Larry Ellison and his son David
An open face helmet and a pair of yellow leather gloves in the interpretation area at Croxden Abbey
A metallic orange Ducati Scrambler by the Ponderosa Cafe in north Wales
A dragonfly emerging from the nymph stage at 8pm in the evening, the empty nymphs bodyshell is clinging to the underside of a pond lily.
a bespectacled Kier Starmer headshot on a solid red background next to a bespectacled Andy Burnham on a solid blue background
A white Luton bodied Mercedes van. It has an orange livery 'VANTAZIA moving to & fro'
Peachy bronze details on the Rizoma Special Edition Ducati Scrambler
Carmen the Podenco snug in the back of a Porsche 911 (996)
A photo taken from the top of Excalibur, 37 meters high and 11 meters overhanging climbing route in Groningen.
2026 Ducati Scrambler in red and silver
CUD live at The Rigger, Newcastle-Under-Lyme
The power lead for the motorbike touchscreen display
A sign outside the Polling Station
A 'Multimedia Smart motorcycle display' fresh from ebay. It arrived really quickly btw.
A 1963 Pan paperback edition of Ian Fleming's Moonraker. The novel bears very little relation to the film.
The frontispiece shared on all three volumes of Simon Raven's Alms For Oblivion. ALMS FOR OBLIVION: VOLUME III Simon Raven was perhaps known as much for his controversial behaviour as for his writing. Born on 28 December 1927, he grew up reading and studying the classics, translating them from Greek and Latin into English and vice-versa. He was expelled from Charterhouse School in 1945 for homosexual activities, having first been seduced at the age of nine by the games master (an experience he described as giving immediate and unalloyed pleasure') and went on to join the army. Following his National Service, Raven attended King's College, Cambridge to read English. Raven later returned to the army but was asked to resign rather than face a court-martial for 'conduct unbecoming'. It was at this point that he turned his focus to writing. The publisher Anthony Blond paid Raven to write and to move away from London to Deal, Kent. His works span a multitude of genres including fiction, drama, essays, memoirs and screenplays. Simon Raven died in May 2001, having written his own epitaph: 'He shared his bottle and when still young and appetising appetising, his bed,'
An orange Ducati Scrambler at the Secret Nuclear Bunker near Nantwich
Ed hoying an LP at a zombie in their back garden as Shaun watches
Working on the wooden top for the Brutalist day-bed classic Black & Decker Workmate and a pallet
Daniel Craig in a bookshop(?) in the film Enduring Love
A 'day bed' under construction in the garden made of concrete paving slabs stacked on top of each other in an alternating pattern
A traction engine chuffing away outside the Swann Inn, Wybunbury whilst the driver refreshes himself on a glorious sunny March day
Angled modernist halls of residence on Keele University campus sat against a bright blue sky on a sunny day
A being from the Planet Brontitall, where the Shoe Event Horizon was exploited by the Dolmansaxlil Galactic Shoe Corporation who made shoes that were always too wide or in some way would never fit anyone so people were always replacing them.
a Restomod of a Ferrari 355 by evolutoautomobili.com
Cover of Vic Reeves' (real name Jim Moir) autobiography Me:Moir
Cover art for the album Asquarius, by Cud
A Dualit toaster element with a burnt out trace.
A delivery from Dualit
A screenshot from Björk's video, directed by Chris Cunningham - Björk is rendered as a very cool, clean cyberpunk robot
A gorgeous sunrise over Staffordshire
A gorgeous four slot Dualit toaster - don't worry my sweet. you'll soon be toasting back at full capacity
Jeffrey Wright in Westworld. Photograph: 2020 Home Box Office, Inc. He has some lighting rig on his head that makes him look like Mr T.
Carmen the Podenco looking cosy in her jumper on a Sunday morning
Four resuci-annie's dolls for practicing lifesaving CPR on
Widowed policeman Ronald Craven (played by Bob Peck) in the series Edge of Darkness (1985) An utterly bereft looking Ron is lying on the bed of his daughter who was just murdered and died in his arms. He is holding her Teddy Bear and an automatic pistol. Bad day. I suspect this isn't a happy go lucky story...
An industrial shredder - very thick cylindrical toothed blades that rotate intermeshed, dragging whatever they are shredding into themselves.
A box with a natty new pair of motorcycling boots inside