treacadelic

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Northern, unconcluded polymath. Iambic Pentathlete. L5 9SR. Good first touch for a big man. I once saw Dr Feelgood, he told me everything was alright. No AMs https://www.youtube.com/@treacadelic?sub_confirmation=1

A run on my current Spotify playlist.
Yes, Toronto. 1972. Second best live gig in that town that year.
Smidge over 6'2" prog rock singer Fish wafting at one outside off stump and being caught by the silly bastard before traipsing off to the Marillion Pavilion
Erling Haaland throwing shapes alongside Madness legend and OG Bez, Chas Smash.
Match day programme for Wrexham v Stoke with Big Bill as the cover star. Go ed la
80s sitcom Home To Roost. Matthew appears to be wearing my watch that I didn't get until 2026. Proof that time travel exists.
News headline from the Liverpool Echo, "three suspects named after series of shootings."
Norman Lovett, Holly in UK sitcom Red Dwarf. Silently judging everything i do from my very own watch face. I take solace knowing that I give him mild concussion every time I treat myself to a "stranger." Only joking. I can't use my left hand for anything these days.
Genial gent and genius bassist, Mani. In a sea of scum in the music industry he managed to be a sound lad. Go ed la.
A slightly dinged Audi with part of a building on top of it
Sherral Curl. Singer or summat
Spotify screen shot of Desire by Talk Talk from the album, Spirit of Eden
A cold and dark looking dock. It's dark. And I'm cold.
A touch of aurora with Ursa Major big dipping in style at the top of the pic.
A sunny but bracing Hill Dickinson Stadium on the banks of the River Mersey.
The Liver Building in Liverpool. As seen from gate 11.1 at Hill Dickinson stadium. That's it. Dull really. Oh, the sky is about 37% dramatic. Ish.
Peter Kay as Leonard the oldest paper boy in Bolton
The seat in which I sat at Goodison Park for 29 successive seasons, in a presentation box, delivered to my house.
An heroically ugly man looking miserable after a long hard week at the coalface
Former follically undernourished Ajax midfielder Davy Klaassen sporting a full on Temu Turkey Thatch on his now warm and no longer floodlight dazzling pate.
Screeching radio fuckwit and surname butcher, Rosie, screaming to a basically empty stadium.
Tim Roth as a skinhead in the film Made In Britain. He's almost as smooth as a butter bean.
Scruffy poetic melt and general Nick-a-like Freddie Boswell from Scouse Uncle Tomcom, Bread.
A saucy seaside postcard of Jack "Calves" Grealish wheeling away in delight after scoring his first goal for Everton.
Brian Wilde, the spineless Mr Barraclough in 70s sitcom Porridge, as a witness for the prosecution
Richard Wilson, as a barrister. He later went onto fame as grumpy pensioner, Victor Meldrew, believe it or not.
The actor Jim Norton who later played Bishop Len Brennan in the sitcom Father Ted.
Outside the South Stand at Everton’s Hill Dickinson stadium. The wind coming in off the Mersey has given me a pyar nipple on lad.
A screen print of the Guardian website. Several writers have articles about the worst things happening in the world today. Jolly, moon faced man-child Adrian Chiles is talking about boiling his wooden spoons.
Spotify screenshot of The Alfie song It's Just About The Weather
Tony Webster from the 70s sitcon, the Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin.
Private jet scheduled from Leeds Airport to Liverpool Airport.
The Kenny Everett character, General Cheeseburger
Coulthard jawed former Smiths frontman and latter day gobshite uncle, Morrissey. Stood in front of a red flag he has no intention of keeping flying high.
A picture of Tesco Jazz Apples
Ambient temperature gauge showing 39c around my black car that absorbs heat like the devil's own fetid ballbag.
Duolingo screen shot saying, "Jesus took your spot."
Spotify screenshot of The Bardots - My Cute Thought from the album, Eye Baby.
An eye with a hugely dilated pupil
A milestone marker on the outskirts of Southport.