Stuart Whyte
@realstuartwhyte.bsky.social
Talented entrail-reader, requiring further chickens.
Desiccated wit seeking puddle of genius.
https://blacklabcollective.bandcamp.com/follow_me
Desiccated wit seeking puddle of genius.
https://blacklabcollective.bandcamp.com/follow_me
The French PM had to threaten to cut off supply chain of food, medical supplies, etc if the UK govt would not cease passenger traffic across the channel when most of Europe were erecting road blocks at their 'invisible' borders.
Johnson, only grudgingly, conceded because of food security.
The Cunt.
Johnson, only grudgingly, conceded because of food security.
The Cunt.
November 20, 2025 at 7:25 AM
The French PM had to threaten to cut off supply chain of food, medical supplies, etc if the UK govt would not cease passenger traffic across the channel when most of Europe were erecting road blocks at their 'invisible' borders.
Johnson, only grudgingly, conceded because of food security.
The Cunt.
Johnson, only grudgingly, conceded because of food security.
The Cunt.
A Trump Administration Intelligence Officer is something of an oxymoron.
Without the oxy-.
Without the oxy-.
November 19, 2025 at 12:52 PM
A Trump Administration Intelligence Officer is something of an oxymoron.
Without the oxy-.
Without the oxy-.
Channel 4's Summerwater jumps straight in with the drama at quite an intense pace. Everyone is rather angry but insular when amongst others. There is tension & release aplenty.
A couple of art direction motifs recur which, me being me, I take to be in reference to these.
A couple of art direction motifs recur which, me being me, I take to be in reference to these.
November 17, 2025 at 5:08 PM
Channel 4's Summerwater jumps straight in with the drama at quite an intense pace. Everyone is rather angry but insular when amongst others. There is tension & release aplenty.
A couple of art direction motifs recur which, me being me, I take to be in reference to these.
A couple of art direction motifs recur which, me being me, I take to be in reference to these.
Got very nice bottle of red from local wine merchants which was both organic & unfiltered. It was also something of a rarity & mid-range priced for UK market.
We need more UK demand for this. And to stop treating good land use as a luxury commodity rather than a given at everyday pricing.
We need more UK demand for this. And to stop treating good land use as a luxury commodity rather than a given at everyday pricing.
November 16, 2025 at 9:22 PM
Got very nice bottle of red from local wine merchants which was both organic & unfiltered. It was also something of a rarity & mid-range priced for UK market.
We need more UK demand for this. And to stop treating good land use as a luxury commodity rather than a given at everyday pricing.
We need more UK demand for this. And to stop treating good land use as a luxury commodity rather than a given at everyday pricing.
Algorithmic lightning strike captured in screenshot;
November 15, 2025 at 3:27 AM
Algorithmic lightning strike captured in screenshot;
Pleased to find the Notting Hill Music Exchange still operational, on this afternoon's jaunt around old haunts.
So I bought £20 worth of CDs which I intend to sit & listen to properly (via an old-ish PlayStation4 & older 5.1 surround amp). Might get through the rest of alphabet on next visit.
So I bought £20 worth of CDs which I intend to sit & listen to properly (via an old-ish PlayStation4 & older 5.1 surround amp). Might get through the rest of alphabet on next visit.
November 7, 2025 at 4:12 AM
Pleased to find the Notting Hill Music Exchange still operational, on this afternoon's jaunt around old haunts.
So I bought £20 worth of CDs which I intend to sit & listen to properly (via an old-ish PlayStation4 & older 5.1 surround amp). Might get through the rest of alphabet on next visit.
So I bought £20 worth of CDs which I intend to sit & listen to properly (via an old-ish PlayStation4 & older 5.1 surround amp). Might get through the rest of alphabet on next visit.
Ha ha ha ha
(I expect there will be tariffs to pay, from The Man of Spiel).
(I expect there will be tariffs to pay, from The Man of Spiel).
November 5, 2025 at 9:48 AM
Ha ha ha ha
(I expect there will be tariffs to pay, from The Man of Spiel).
(I expect there will be tariffs to pay, from The Man of Spiel).
Could someone please check just who was underwriting this shadowy mariner?
October 28, 2025 at 11:00 PM
Could someone please check just who was underwriting this shadowy mariner?
Was over on facebook & goodness me, the adverts are never-ending bullshit.
This is just too depressing a product to contemplate.
Seems intended to make working from home feel like driving a truck all day.
I assume one side is left transparent so your noisy family can see you slowly dying inside.
This is just too depressing a product to contemplate.
Seems intended to make working from home feel like driving a truck all day.
I assume one side is left transparent so your noisy family can see you slowly dying inside.
October 28, 2025 at 5:15 PM
Was over on facebook & goodness me, the adverts are never-ending bullshit.
This is just too depressing a product to contemplate.
Seems intended to make working from home feel like driving a truck all day.
I assume one side is left transparent so your noisy family can see you slowly dying inside.
This is just too depressing a product to contemplate.
Seems intended to make working from home feel like driving a truck all day.
I assume one side is left transparent so your noisy family can see you slowly dying inside.
With summer time ending this weekend our house spider has relinquished his autumnal window display for a more direct, Divali-tinged, leaf-based, mandala-esque, celebration of light.
Other festivals/spiders are available.
(Colourful rice grains being in short supply round these parts).
Other festivals/spiders are available.
(Colourful rice grains being in short supply round these parts).
October 27, 2025 at 11:12 PM
With summer time ending this weekend our house spider has relinquished his autumnal window display for a more direct, Divali-tinged, leaf-based, mandala-esque, celebration of light.
Other festivals/spiders are available.
(Colourful rice grains being in short supply round these parts).
Other festivals/spiders are available.
(Colourful rice grains being in short supply round these parts).
Yes, it is an AI generated image but I guess neon-wire human brains are hard to find for a studio shoot. Anyway, 12 Watts huh?
October 27, 2025 at 4:04 PM
Yes, it is an AI generated image but I guess neon-wire human brains are hard to find for a studio shoot. Anyway, 12 Watts huh?
Hexagonal close packing.
October 24, 2025 at 7:59 AM
Hexagonal close packing.
Borussia Dortmund are in town to play FCK at Parken.
October 21, 2025 at 5:54 PM
Borussia Dortmund are in town to play FCK at Parken.
Immigration solved.
SMK KBH
SMK KBH
October 21, 2025 at 11:12 AM
Immigration solved.
SMK KBH
SMK KBH
How the Tivoli Hotel tests guests for signs of a hangover when coming down for breakfast.
#HallOfMirrors
#HallOfMirrors
October 21, 2025 at 8:16 AM
How the Tivoli Hotel tests guests for signs of a hangover when coming down for breakfast.
#HallOfMirrors
#HallOfMirrors
The polite option when the 'élite' running the show go off their rocker.
October 19, 2025 at 10:34 AM
The polite option when the 'élite' running the show go off their rocker.
Back in Kbh for a few days.
October 19, 2025 at 10:13 AM
Back in Kbh for a few days.
I had a massage the other day after a gap of over a year & felt I had to apologise to practitioner as it must have been 'tough going' dealing with the 'body as a temple' equivalent of Siam Reap's modern era re-discovery.
October 18, 2025 at 12:15 AM
I had a massage the other day after a gap of over a year & felt I had to apologise to practitioner as it must have been 'tough going' dealing with the 'body as a temple' equivalent of Siam Reap's modern era re-discovery.
Even for me this is absurdly literal.
October 17, 2025 at 10:02 PM
Even for me this is absurdly literal.
Still Life with Tap Water.
October 17, 2025 at 8:26 AM
Still Life with Tap Water.
Living as we do in a poncey retail desert, devoid of Lidl or Aldi in any sort of walking/cycling distance, I've grown annoyed with every bakery cake item being lathered in a cap of icing.
Now, Waitrose Weekend does a full page of this travesty of Madeleines.
Now, Waitrose Weekend does a full page of this travesty of Madeleines.
October 16, 2025 at 3:08 PM
Living as we do in a poncey retail desert, devoid of Lidl or Aldi in any sort of walking/cycling distance, I've grown annoyed with every bakery cake item being lathered in a cap of icing.
Now, Waitrose Weekend does a full page of this travesty of Madeleines.
Now, Waitrose Weekend does a full page of this travesty of Madeleines.
I have been reliably informed this is a pigeon egg. Which resolves that enigma from many years of previous urban living.
October 16, 2025 at 1:50 PM
I have been reliably informed this is a pigeon egg. Which resolves that enigma from many years of previous urban living.