The Digester

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Committed dilettante Surplus enjoyment "Does taking half mean half the intensity for all of the time or all of the intensity for half of the time?"

Pack of prune fruit leather (whatever that is).
Hunyuan Hanging Temple
A queue for tickets in China
Sign saying "Sun Deck this way".
Zubaran's Still Life with Lemons, Oranges and a Rose
God shows Death an hour glass (St John Co-Cathedral, Valletta)
Rupert Grint in Harry Potter
Comment from Robert Jenrick Lunch with the FT.
Scene from Grosse Point Blank
A crab on a plate.
Sign in Hangzhou urinal.
Food at a breakfast buffet
A shop in Shanghai called Existentialism Kids
Screenshot from Observer email
A still from Murnau's Nosferatu
Nick Cave at the O2
The Mall in London with British and US flags.
Screenshot from Observer newsletter
Screen grab from provisional licence application.
List of Cambridge pubs
Jenny Saville painting of woman's head
Extract from The Great Gatsby
A drink we were served when asking for hot tea with milk. The liquid is 100% milk.
Enlarged part of Hockney's "Bigger Trees near Warter"
Lana Del Rey on stage at Wembley
FT extract
Extract
Text extract
Shop front
A photo of an unkempt garden
The open south door at Wren's St James's Piccadilly
Description of Leftfield gigs at Brixton Academy
First movement, Schumann Fantasie in C Major, op. 17
Last scene of The Graduate
Garden fence with gold finial.
Painting by Noah Davis
Shop front in Brixton
The cover of Rubber Soul
Image from 15th Century rood screen, St. Agnes Cawston.
Woody Allen and Tony Roberts, Annie Hall.
FT excerpt
An excerpt from Perfection by Vincenzo Latronico
A building being renovated.
Excerpt from LRB
The boating lake at Thorpness, Suffolk.
Photo shows male and female effigies hand-in-hand in Chichester Cathedral; the inspiration for Larkin's poem An Arundel Tomb.
A man in an off-licence asks the shopkeeper "What wine goes well with watching too much TV and worrying about the end of democracy?"
Wikipedia article: Immanentize the eschaton Pejorative term referring to attempts to bring about utopian conditions in the world.