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@call_me_salome Anyone who hasnÛªt worked out even the most basic levels of this out post the age of 30 is either a doofus or wilfully deluding themselves. It is a choir beyond the reach of preach.
Anyone who hasn’t worked out even the most basic levels of this out post the age of 30 is either a doofus or wilfully deluding themselves. It is a choir beyond the reach of preach.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) June 2, 2020
@MariaStrutz @LatimerNell @olonoff https://t.co/btETX3jrbe This is a particular favourite crow of mine, one I intend to introduce @ChrisJosiffe next time we go walking in Hookland before dim sum and a visit to the Russian Mafiya.
pic.twitter.com/btETX3jrbe This is a particular favourite crow of mine, one I intend to introduce @ChrisJosiffe next time we go walking in Hookland before dim sum and a visit to the Russian Mafiya.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) June 2, 2020
Hatbrook, that district of Repton that takes its name from Huguenot hatters who once laboured there, seems forever psychically scarred by the mercury vapours, by a taint of the soil. Spectacular madness seems to be the only thing that grows within it. – Dr. Arthur Kingswood, 1898
Hatbrook, that district of Repton that takes its name from Huguenot hatters who once laboured there, seems forever psychically scarred by the mercury vapours, by a taint of the soil. Spectacular madness seems to be the only thing that grows within it. – Dr. Arthur Kingswood, 1898
— ReptonGuide (@ReptonGuide) May 2, 2020
Browse. Fall in love. Buy.
Browse. Fall in love. Buy. https://t.co/wtK1y2f5IP
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) May 1, 2020
@TigerLantern You could always try that.
You could always try that.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) May 1, 2020
@MorganScorpion @folk_horror @CellarTheatre @barbaracrampton @ThatColdShiver @village_movie @MykPilgrim @TheRealElvira @MadameRaven1 @MadmMonstrosity @SadieHartmann @RedheadfromMars @ArturoS32468818 @SFFAudio @BobPastorella @f1morgancole @timwaggoner @Wayne_June Thank you Julia.
Thank you Julia.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) May 1, 2020
@andypaciorekart StalinÛªs favourite Western actor (in both senses of the word) and a deeply unpleasant pisspuffin, who would by current American laws, be considered a funder of terrorism.
Stalin’s favourite Western actor (in both senses of the word) and a deeply unpleasant pisspuffin, who would by current American laws, be considered a funder of terrorism.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) May 1, 2020
We live in a landscape that demands projection. A landscape where stories are anchored to stones and the soil itself is full of ghosts. We are all characters in the unedited novel of the land. – #MattAdams, 1981 https://t.co/fNwaPNiT0w
We live in a landscape that demands projection. A landscape where stories are anchored to stones and the soil itself is full of ghosts. We are all characters in the unedited novel of the land. – #MattAdams, 1981 pic.twitter.com/fNwaPNiT0w
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) May 1, 2020
@andypaciorekart Aside from being a bit too Me Too, not too much you can grumble about Formby, but Wayne was a straight-up terrorist-funding pisspuffin whose brand of toxic masculinity helped to scar the global culture.
Aside from being a bit too Me Too, not too much you can grumble about Formby, but Wayne was a straight-up terrorist-funding pisspuffin whose brand of toxic masculinity helped to scar the global culture.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) May 1, 2020
@TigerLantern Good fiction is never safe. Good fiction about the old gods is always a prayer to danger.
Good fiction is never safe. Good fiction about the old gods is always a prayer to danger.
— Hookland (@HooklandGuide) May 2, 2020