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#hamburg
(@singputt) 25.12.2015 19:11

Just launched Telegraph: an API for sending webmentions! #indieweb

I wish AppleTV let you rent any current in-theaters movie for $40. Given the cost of 2 tickets plus babysitter, it's a bargain for parents.
Matt Haughey (@mathowie) 25.12.2015 5:12

Taking a screenshot in 1983 pic.twitter.com/tEhk5f6wOS
Fabio Pietrosanti (@fpietrosanti) 26.12.2015 18:51

kurzkritik spectre in einem wort: dummentbehrlichsinnlosklischeehaft.

sehr, sehr tolle spätbescherung! danke @justusd!
(unten das neue tim-mälzer-buch, mal sehn ob’s ottolenghi ablösen kann)

ganz hervorragendes weihnachtsgeschenk vom kind: caperdonich, 19 jahre alte fassabfüllung mit spritzbesteck, äh pipette zum leichten verdünnen. schmeckt auch so hochprozentig (51,2% vol.) nicht zu hart, sondern extrem aromatisch.

oh, da hat sich jemand vermessen.

nouvelle cappuccino art.

#hamburg
(@singputt) 23.12.2015 22:05

#hamburg
(@singputt) 23.12.2015 22:07

frühstückssituation heute früh. nicht im bild: die dritte kanne kaffee, die ich bereits getrunken habe.

Scarfolk Council: Christmas Civil Defence. Public Information (1979)

Scarfolk Council:

By 1979, nuclear war was deemed an imminent threat. The previous year the government had held a referendum on whether to have one and the majority of Scarfolk residents voted in favour, largely because they liked the siren and thought it sounded funny. They also voted for the 3 minute warning to be extended to 10 minutes so that older, frailer people could get to their windows in time to see the initial flash and subsequent mushroom cloud. A festive atmosphere was expected and party poppers sold out in anticipation of the countdown and explosion.

sehr schönes, weihnachtliches motiv, gefunden bei thisisnthappiness.com.

die wikipedia sagt über scarfolk:

Scarfolk is a fictional northern English town created by writer and designer Richard Littler, who is sometimes identified as the town mayor. […]
Scarfolk, which is forever locked in the 1970s, is a satire not only of that decade but also of contemporary events. It touches on themes of totalitarianism, suburban life, occultism & religion, school & childhood, as well as social attitudes such as racism and sexism, and it frequently blurs the lines between fact and fiction, horror and comedy.