Christopher James
@jameschristopher.bsky.social
That’s ace. There was a great Big Yin one that I saw last April when I was up there with you.
This is an awful picture. The work was quality though.
This is an awful picture. The work was quality though.
January 20, 2026 at 3:42 PM
That’s ace. There was a great Big Yin one that I saw last April when I was up there with you.
This is an awful picture. The work was quality though.
This is an awful picture. The work was quality though.
Here’s one a few miles from me. Not the greatest work ever but it celebrates our heritage, it’s in context, and a fucking human came up with it. I love it- pride in our heritage.
January 20, 2026 at 3:34 PM
Here’s one a few miles from me. Not the greatest work ever but it celebrates our heritage, it’s in context, and a fucking human came up with it. I love it- pride in our heritage.
Very late but finally got myshelf a copy. Can’t wait. Shplendid.
January 20, 2026 at 1:43 PM
Very late but finally got myshelf a copy. Can’t wait. Shplendid.
One of my favourite early Manics sleeves.
Would crawl through glass to have had mine signed. Beautiful.
Would crawl through glass to have had mine signed. Beautiful.
January 20, 2026 at 1:10 PM
One of my favourite early Manics sleeves.
Would crawl through glass to have had mine signed. Beautiful.
Would crawl through glass to have had mine signed. Beautiful.
Hadn’t realised that Louis Theroux was is Breaking Bad.
It’s amazing what you pick up on a second viewing
It’s amazing what you pick up on a second viewing
January 19, 2026 at 9:01 PM
Hadn’t realised that Louis Theroux was is Breaking Bad.
It’s amazing what you pick up on a second viewing
It’s amazing what you pick up on a second viewing
The irony being that one of his companies is named….
January 19, 2026 at 3:07 PM
The irony being that one of his companies is named….
I’m not certain that it’s his actual name. His brother’s surname is Clarke, and while I know it’s perfectly possible that they could have different parentage and therefore different surnames, it suggests that he has changed it (and maybe his first name) which makes it even funnier
January 19, 2026 at 2:21 PM
I’m not certain that it’s his actual name. His brother’s surname is Clarke, and while I know it’s perfectly possible that they could have different parentage and therefore different surnames, it suggests that he has changed it (and maybe his first name) which makes it even funnier
He even has his own MI:2 era Tom Cruise brother (sans Lestat lifts in shoes), so there’s def something going on in this family.
January 19, 2026 at 2:14 PM
He even has his own MI:2 era Tom Cruise brother (sans Lestat lifts in shoes), so there’s def something going on in this family.
Just looking at the cat and his Dilophorosaurus mane, and I can’t help wonder why they never picked up the Barbisol can plot point in Jurassic Park.
January 19, 2026 at 2:07 PM
Just looking at the cat and his Dilophorosaurus mane, and I can’t help wonder why they never picked up the Barbisol can plot point in Jurassic Park.
His & His Boxes
January 19, 2026 at 12:20 AM
His & His Boxes
The Fly (1958)
This is an absolutely bonkers film, unintentionally funny to modern eyes, but as far as schlocky 50s sci fi horror goes it’s pretty well put together.
The ‘86 remake is a masterpiece and I’m surprised that nobody has taken another run at the material in the years since the sequel.
This is an absolutely bonkers film, unintentionally funny to modern eyes, but as far as schlocky 50s sci fi horror goes it’s pretty well put together.
The ‘86 remake is a masterpiece and I’m surprised that nobody has taken another run at the material in the years since the sequel.
January 17, 2026 at 8:50 PM
The Fly (1958)
This is an absolutely bonkers film, unintentionally funny to modern eyes, but as far as schlocky 50s sci fi horror goes it’s pretty well put together.
The ‘86 remake is a masterpiece and I’m surprised that nobody has taken another run at the material in the years since the sequel.
This is an absolutely bonkers film, unintentionally funny to modern eyes, but as far as schlocky 50s sci fi horror goes it’s pretty well put together.
The ‘86 remake is a masterpiece and I’m surprised that nobody has taken another run at the material in the years since the sequel.
What I really don’t like is the creep of it into decision making processes.
I was invited to an online interview where they asked to use AI to transcribe and (importantly, worryingly) summarise the conversation. That is problematic, even if not generative. I told them to go fuck themselves
I was invited to an online interview where they asked to use AI to transcribe and (importantly, worryingly) summarise the conversation. That is problematic, even if not generative. I told them to go fuck themselves
January 17, 2026 at 11:25 AM
What I really don’t like is the creep of it into decision making processes.
I was invited to an online interview where they asked to use AI to transcribe and (importantly, worryingly) summarise the conversation. That is problematic, even if not generative. I told them to go fuck themselves
I was invited to an online interview where they asked to use AI to transcribe and (importantly, worryingly) summarise the conversation. That is problematic, even if not generative. I told them to go fuck themselves
Odd piece of mail to receive from the USA today.
“The enclosed check is the result of a settlement reached by President Trump's Federal Trade Commission (FTC) with Amazon Inc….”
Thanks for the cheque (!) Don, I guess.
“The enclosed check is the result of a settlement reached by President Trump's Federal Trade Commission (FTC) with Amazon Inc….”
Thanks for the cheque (!) Don, I guess.
January 16, 2026 at 11:49 AM
Odd piece of mail to receive from the USA today.
“The enclosed check is the result of a settlement reached by President Trump's Federal Trade Commission (FTC) with Amazon Inc….”
Thanks for the cheque (!) Don, I guess.
“The enclosed check is the result of a settlement reached by President Trump's Federal Trade Commission (FTC) with Amazon Inc….”
Thanks for the cheque (!) Don, I guess.
I wanted to rub the human face in its own vomit, and force it to look in the mirror
January 15, 2026 at 3:21 PM
I wanted to rub the human face in its own vomit, and force it to look in the mirror
Pork Chop. Still on a diet.
January 15, 2026 at 12:25 PM
Pork Chop. Still on a diet.
I have an interview in the morning.
This next job is my final one, to pay for a studio, then I’m going to hunker down in there until I die
It’s a hard road getting your own thing off the ground, but life’s too short to work for other people
Make art//Die happy
Oppenheimer (2023)
Acrylic on Canvas
This next job is my final one, to pay for a studio, then I’m going to hunker down in there until I die
It’s a hard road getting your own thing off the ground, but life’s too short to work for other people
Make art//Die happy
Oppenheimer (2023)
Acrylic on Canvas
January 14, 2026 at 4:49 PM
I have an interview in the morning.
This next job is my final one, to pay for a studio, then I’m going to hunker down in there until I die
It’s a hard road getting your own thing off the ground, but life’s too short to work for other people
Make art//Die happy
Oppenheimer (2023)
Acrylic on Canvas
This next job is my final one, to pay for a studio, then I’m going to hunker down in there until I die
It’s a hard road getting your own thing off the ground, but life’s too short to work for other people
Make art//Die happy
Oppenheimer (2023)
Acrylic on Canvas
Why are we embarrassed about finding joy in childish things?
I spend my life trying to return to a childish state where I create with an instinctive drive without the baggage of adulthood. There is purity in play. It’s a perfect state of being, and the world would be better if we all gave that a go
I spend my life trying to return to a childish state where I create with an instinctive drive without the baggage of adulthood. There is purity in play. It’s a perfect state of being, and the world would be better if we all gave that a go
January 13, 2026 at 10:36 PM
Why are we embarrassed about finding joy in childish things?
I spend my life trying to return to a childish state where I create with an instinctive drive without the baggage of adulthood. There is purity in play. It’s a perfect state of being, and the world would be better if we all gave that a go
I spend my life trying to return to a childish state where I create with an instinctive drive without the baggage of adulthood. There is purity in play. It’s a perfect state of being, and the world would be better if we all gave that a go
Henry loves The Simpsons. Cries when we turn it off.
January 12, 2026 at 8:32 PM
Henry loves The Simpsons. Cries when we turn it off.
“Siri, what’s the definition of a flounce?”
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January 12, 2026 at 4:14 PM
“Siri, what’s the definition of a flounce?”
“….
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I’m pretty convinced that the original lineup is going to to announce something along the lines of a limited reunion tour this year. Bill Berry has featured in more and more posts since the rock and roll hall of fame induction last year.
They said never, and you should never say never.
They said never, and you should never say never.
January 11, 2026 at 6:22 PM
I’m pretty convinced that the original lineup is going to to announce something along the lines of a limited reunion tour this year. Bill Berry has featured in more and more posts since the rock and roll hall of fame induction last year.
They said never, and you should never say never.
They said never, and you should never say never.
Henry.
Responding to his Dad’s jokes in familiar fashion.
Responding to his Dad’s jokes in familiar fashion.
January 10, 2026 at 10:53 PM
Henry.
Responding to his Dad’s jokes in familiar fashion.
Responding to his Dad’s jokes in familiar fashion.