Kristian van der Vliet

@vanders.bsky.social

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Join me as I continue my Social Media addiction.

A photo of the outside the The Kabin, the corner shop which is coincidentally No. 10 Coronation Street
Milton from office space wearing glasses, a grey shirt & grey tie, sat in his cube with various papers in front of him and his red Swingline stapler near his left hand.
A red mug with white text "Controls on immigration. I'm voting Labour."
Me replying to a Stancil defender, who has blocked me. My reply says "Someone makes that argument so often on here I know precisely who Bloodless Quant actually is". It has 221 likes. I wasn't refering to Stancil.
DESCRIBE YOUR FAVORITE MOVIE AS BORING AS POSSIBLE
Part of a 10 day weather forecast showing Today is a high of 25C, followed by 22C on Friday, then down to 19C on Saturday and then 18C on Sunday, before going back to 19C on Monday. Lows are down to 14C.
A screenshot of the Oregon Trail game in garish EGA colours, showing the text "Congratulations! You have made it to Oregon! Let's see how many you have received."
An orange inflatable oil containment bouy, floating on some water being towed behind a small white boat. There is a small island in the distance with some trees.
The same image as the OP, an anonymous hospital corridor wall painted in drab brown & white, with some doors further down and a yellow & black bumper running along it roughly 1 metre up the wall. I've added some obviously stupid "FREE CANDEY" (sic) on the wall with arrows pointing to the right.
A burger sat on a wooden cutting board, comprising of a seedless bun, mayonnaise, pickles, a cooked pork patty, curly lettuce and a pineapple relish.
A screenshot of my muted words showing "Binface" has been muted for 1 month.
A picture of the box of a Lego Concorde, unopened and placed on a white desk surface.
Quoted skeet: "I pity the fact that you are unable to enjoy the transient joy / terror / disappointment of England in the World Cup. It's part of being truly part of this country. Poor you"
A stupid Skeet by the OP about European attitudes to Air Conditioning. She has bravely disabled replies.
A skeet by the same user that reads: Brits: "this heatwave is so deadly how do we deal with this" Americans: "AC is very helpful and there are lots of ways it can be installed" Brits: "you fucking stupid American cunts think you're better than us?"
The famous scene from The Wicker Man with the giant Wicker Man in the background containing the sacrifice, with the village elder stood in front with his arms raised.
A portable air conditioner hooked up with a proper sash window adaptor for the hot air.
A video of a huge lightening storm from inside my house, with multiple lightening flashes happening every second, lighting up the dark clouds.
A screenshot of a lightening map showing lots of lightening on & around the coast of North Holland
Harry Enfield as the character Tory Boy, wearing a dark suit, white shirt, striped club tie with slicked back hair and glasses. He has bad acne.
A jar of Sera Süs Biber small green pickled hot peppers from Türkiye.
The same pyramid from the OP but with the labels changed to the ones taken from a Brasseye diagram. From top to bottom they read "Dead Children", "Drugs", "Man", "Scale", "5" & "Small"
A traditional aboriginal wooden boomerang with brightly painted decoration, being held high in a hand. The person holding it is stood in a field of green grass and a clear blue sky, with some houses in the distance.
5 (12.7cm) Kitten Heel
A portrait of Sigmund Freud stood in a three piece suit, facing the camera with one hand on his hip and the other holding a cigar.
BBC article headline: "The Nowak murder has lit a match under British politics. This is how we got here" with Laura Kuenssberg with her arms crossed, in front of a black & white picture of Henry Nowak
The profile for "Metal Gear Solid[arity] - Tactical Political Action" @solidarity-snake.bsky.social "Anti-Fascists won WWII, and fascists will always keep finding ways to claw back power away from the people."
A skeet by "Metal Gear Solid[arity] - Tactical Political Action" @solidarity-snake.bsky.social‬ "he [Platner] got his tattoo back when the internet wasnt standard around the globe, in a foreign country. I hear you about nowadays people know better, but Platner is not behaving like a nazi currently. I believe in people growing and becoming better."
A Home Office spokesperson said: “We will always welcome those who contribute to this country and wish to build a better life here. But we must restore order and control to our borders.
The crowns of two large trees against a clear blue sky, taken from my back. The green leaves of each tree are just touching each other at one spot, like a living bridge.
A view across a rowing lake, from under the shade of a tree, with sun shining on the water with a clear blue sky. There's is a stretch of green grass towards the water, with a tree in the foreground on the left at the waters edge and more trees in the distance on the opposite side. There are rowing facilities and buildings in the distance on the right, at the top of the lake.
An old Tweet from "Centrist rally organizer" that reads: Just got back from the centrist rally. Amazing turnout. Thousands of people holding hands and chanting "Better things aren't possible"
The Alliance of Magicians from Arrested Development, a small group of oddly dressed men stood on some steps in front of a white American building. The person in the front is holding a yellow sign with the text "We demand to be taken seriously"
'Quiet majority' of Labour MPs don't want a leadership election, says backbencher
The APC on the low liader, metres from where I'm sat. Some people in the foreground are even closer.
A scene with an APC being commanded by a man in full dress uniform, behind a very large six axel trailer. There are some people's heads in the foreground and old Dutch townhouses in the background.
A BBC headline: "How Reform won votes from Swansea to Sunderland"
A screenshot of Google maps showing the town of Baarle-Nassau/Baarle-Hertog which has 2nd & 3rd order enclaves & exclaves of Belgium & the Netherlands.
The quote skeet showing that the quoted post (so, the quote of the quote) is from a Blocked user.
Duck fat waffle Confit duck leg rillette with duck fat waffle, blackberry ketchup, charred grapefruit, picked chicory and tendril peas. £5.90
A skeet by user "Andy Cooper" that reads "Exactly, don't assume attacks on Jews come from anti-zionists, when there's more evidence of it coming from IDF actions."
A skeet by Zack Polanksi condemning the attacks in Golders Green today. There are 3 replies, every single one them appearing in "Show more replies"
My skeet saying "Even if Labour replace Starmer with Burnham, he'll just be a caretaker who'll have to call an early GE", followed by a reply from "Tiger Blur" sarcastically saying "Sure sure sure."
BBC headline: "Should you really trust health advice from an AI chatbot?"
A skeet by Joanne Hall saying that she has a masters in Russian history specialising in Sino-Soviet relations in the 1960's, followed by a reply from Francis Drake saying he has read a few books on Russia.
Sportacus from LazyTown making a strange face with big eyes, with "I don't know WHAT the fuck is going on" overlaid on it in white text.
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The Shadow Minister was defended by Badenoch, who said he had been defending “British values”.
A three panel meme with characters from the TV show Modern Family. At the top, a women asks "Well, did it work for those people?". In the middle, a man answers "No, it never does. I mean, these people somehow delude themselves into it might, but...". In the bottom panel the man continues to say "but it might work us."
Charlie Jobson Founder I'm 24. Studied Russian at Durham - the language, history, politics, literature. After graduating in 2024, I worked as an assistant running a political forum. The forum consisted of exclusive conversations about everyone else's future, with no attention paid to what the majority would think. I realised I didn't want to facilitate closed-door democracy - I wanted to open it up. So I quit in August and spent eight months building House of The People. The platform exists because the gap between public will and parliamentary action should be visible. Every vote cast here helps measure that distance.
A horizontal Bar Chart labeled "Parties" with the sub-heading "How each party votes, how loyal their MPs are, and how well they align with HoTP users." that shows the majority of their users align with Reform UK, with the Conservatives in second place and the DUP in 3rd.
A Tweet from the user Danilla Poyarkov: I got a DMCA notice for forking the public Claude Code repository (not the leaked source code!)
A black & white image of a younger John Peel wearing headphones sat at the mixing desk.
The user in question's profile text that reads: Freelance journalist covering British politics and public services - NHS, education, care, housing, disability, benefits. Not a tribalist. I like good things and I don't like bad things.
A post by Zack Polanski followed by a what-a-boutery reply from said Bowler hat guy.
Jimmy's gang from the Bone Temple, sat around inside a barn wearing dirty tracksuits & along wigs, their faces covered with masks.
The character Simon Skinner from the movie Hot Fuzz. He has a moustache and is wearing a dark suit, white shirt & tie. He's grinning toward us, next to a photograph of himself grinning in an identical manner framed on the wall.
Dan Aykroyd in the movie Coneheads wearing a black suit, white shirt and red & silver stripped tie, with a huge canonical head.
A mixed sex group of people laughing, eating & drinking wine.
A BBC headline: "Trump warns Nato faces 'very bad' future if allies do not help secure Strait of Hormuz"