things are remembered differently
In those stuttering lines of film, that static occulting of image, old rituals bled into me, spoke in language I did not know. – Matt Adams
In those stuttering lines of film, that static occulting of image, old rituals bled into me, spoke in language I did not know. – Matt Adams
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) December 6, 2016
@mharoldpage Oh that is fab. I believe that the eccentric English pub is one of the true infrastructure marvels of the country.
Oh that is fab. I believe that the eccentric English pub is one of the true infrastructure marvels of the country.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) December 7, 2016
@mharoldpage Scottish pubs are possibly the only ones that can challenge at a serious national level, the English eccentricity title.
Scottish pubs are possibly the only ones that can challenge at a serious national level, the English eccentricity title.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) December 7, 2016
Phase Count Dark Dances 7″ single from 1975. Culled from the ‘Live At The Ashcourt Necropolis’ album. https://t.co/pKH0UO8OKq
Phase Count Dark Dances 7" single from 1975. Culled from the 'Live At The Ashcourt Necropolis' album. pic.twitter.com/pKH0UO8OKq
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) December 7, 2016
@WhatMollySaid I am afraid Hookland fudge production is a lot more basic than that.
I am afraid Hookland fudge production is a lot more basic than that.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) December 7, 2016
@mordantkitten @Ghostwoods I true magus does not need his eyes open to see and could change his blood chemistry to caffeinate itself.
I true magus does not need his eyes open to see and could change his blood chemistry to caffeinate itself.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) November 6, 2016
@OJGarling A wasp’s nest is often called a Mari ball, a wintering nest is often called Old Clip’s Football.
A wasp's nest is often called a Mari ball, a wintering nest is often called Old Clip's Football.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) November 6, 2016
@IMcMillan The Hookland dictionary has 118 words to describe various levels of inebriation. https://t.co/uDRnDrjk7v
@IMcMillan The Hookland dictionary has 118 words to describe various levels of inebriation. pic.twitter.com/uDRnDrjk7v
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) November 6, 2016
My favourite hedge-priest – @pilgrimpace – is travelling to Hookland. All his quips about the Museum of Curiosities may soon ring hollow.
My favourite hedge-priest – @pilgrimpace – is travelling to Hookland. All his quips about the Museum of Curiosities may soon ring hollow.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) November 6, 2016
@_psonice @pilgrimpace He’s getting roast chicken, a sponge cake and a pint of Oscar Wilde. It isn’t seemly to give a priest mandrake fudge.
He's getting roast chicken, a sponge cake and a pint of Oscar Wilde. It isn't seemly to give a priest mandrake fudge.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) November 6, 2016