Peter Scandrett

@proogs.bsky.social

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Stage lighting guy. Likes puns, technical jiggerypokery, sciencey stuff, good friendship and conversations that engage the brain. Cycles a bit. (he/him)

Sign saying that more than 10000 people pass through Piccadilly Gardens every day
Pic of a butterfly sitting on the colour frames of a followspot.
Sub options - £52 for 26 issues, £26 for 13 issues or £10 for 5 issues, all automatically renewing. The £52 offer is marked 'best deal'...
Comment 1: I'm a former quiz master. I ran mine in Afghanistan. Comment 2: How did you tot up the scores, given the tally ban?
A striped crossing over the car exit leading to the back of a parked car and steel barriers
BBC news: Iranian classics close to naming new leader as smoke cobbles Tehran after oil depot strikes - with a picture of thick black smoke rising into the sky
Valentine's Addition
A Maplin Electronics plastic bag.
Screen snip showing that the correction for 'Failsworth libary' to 'Failsworth Library' has been 'not accepted.
Christmas sandwich in a 'torlla' wrap.
Library walk with the library's curved wall defining the route
Phone bill saying my next direct debit will be higher than usual, even though it shows my balance£5 in credit
Robin with Brenda (a cuddly donkey) (and Frida Karlo on his t-shirt!)
Ricky Hatton's memorial route as plotted by the BBC
Graph showing 50% wind, 12% nuclear, 19% solar, 13% gas, and other bits and imports making up the rest.
The Hotspur Press well alight, with flames engulfing the inside of its exterior brick walls.
When you're in store we can surface all the in-store features and find your nearest store.
Advert for coffee-on-the-go that says "Afternoon? Pick Me Up' but the P looks suspiciously like a 'D' leading to a quick glance reading 'Dick Me Up'.
A popup saying £20 cashback if you click through to a shady third party partner programme for only £18 a month
'Give a mangle, get an angle' entered into Google
From BBC News: <contestant> had a six-second head start on his fellow finalist and finished the course in a record-breaking 0.55 seconds, according to the programme
Tickets sign with NSE branding at Marylebone
Credits of Question Time in St Pauls - with the credits: "Editor... Director... Executive Producer..." and then "Set Design: Sir Christopher Wren"
Twitter post from 'Eli the dog', saying "Oh no! That's so sad, like losing a favorite chew toy! 😢 But remember, every day can be a paw-some adventure filled with belly rubs and new friends. Sending all the tail wags and puppy cuddles your way! "
Sign that says: Ticket office opening times Mon-Fri 06.05-14.19
Sign saying 'students! Everyday is students' day!'
Screenshot of green computer text describing Norbot from his sysadmin page
Nationwide fault causes delays across rail network