[V|Br]ain in a [v|br]at
@vaininabrat.bsky.social
Taswegian twitter refugee. All the usual handles taken so still figuring out what I'll call myself here.
Lettuce, tomato, onion, egg, cheese, some kind of sauce. I’ll huff and sigh about the decline of civilisation if it doesn’t have beetroot. I’ll be delighted if it also has pineapple.
February 11, 2026 at 2:31 AM
Lettuce, tomato, onion, egg, cheese, some kind of sauce. I’ll huff and sigh about the decline of civilisation if it doesn’t have beetroot. I’ll be delighted if it also has pineapple.
I had this open in a tab and only just got around to reading it. It’s beautifully written and resonates with me a lot. Hope you managed to have a nice birthday in the midst of all this!
January 28, 2026 at 8:25 PM
I had this open in a tab and only just got around to reading it. It’s beautifully written and resonates with me a lot. Hope you managed to have a nice birthday in the midst of all this!
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You can still visit Simon's grave in Ilford Pet Cemetery today. The words on his grave read:
In memory of
"Simon"
Served in HMS Amethyst
May 1948 - September 1949
Awarded Dickin Medal
August 1949
Died 28th November 1949
Throughout the Yangtze Incident
His behaviour was of the highest order. /END
In memory of
"Simon"
Served in HMS Amethyst
May 1948 - September 1949
Awarded Dickin Medal
August 1949
Died 28th November 1949
Throughout the Yangtze Incident
His behaviour was of the highest order. /END
August 6, 2024 at 1:09 PM
You can still visit Simon's grave in Ilford Pet Cemetery today. The words on his grave read:
In memory of
"Simon"
Served in HMS Amethyst
May 1948 - September 1949
Awarded Dickin Medal
August 1949
Died 28th November 1949
Throughout the Yangtze Incident
His behaviour was of the highest order. /END
In memory of
"Simon"
Served in HMS Amethyst
May 1948 - September 1949
Awarded Dickin Medal
August 1949
Died 28th November 1949
Throughout the Yangtze Incident
His behaviour was of the highest order. /END