@chrissincl29564@richardhyland@paullewismoney 1929, 1974, 1992....all the unacceptable face of capitalism (yes I know this relates to a certain person) but the issue is the same, lack of regulation, or a narrow view of share holder value, political cowardice leading to non-capital owners suffering via loss of jobs
Here’s a new attempt to reconstitute that holy grail of missing #DoctorWho photos - the sole ‘narrative’ shot (that we know of) from The Edge of Destruction.
Jacqueline Hill, William Russell, Carole Ann Ford and William Hartnell cower from the melted Westminster Abbey Skeleton Clock on the TARDIS set in Lime Grove D on Friday 17th January 1964.
The picture was printed just once - in the Radio Times on the week of transmission. It’s basically just a load of halftone dots, but stacking multiple scans from different copies helps a bit. After that it’s just endless Photoshop toil.
I know it’s not perfect, but at least it looks a bit more like an actual photo now. The halftone wasn’t particularly flattering to the cast’s faces, but I’ve tried to stay as true to the original expressions as I could without making them all look like literal monsters!
Oh and I coloured it in as well, natch.
“Where is Vader today?”
“He’s paying the Rebel Alliance $300 billion dollars after defeating them completely, every day for the last four months, sir.”
🚨 The majority of the #SaintsFC squad gave Eckert their backing at a team meeting held last week at the training ground.
One Saints insider said: “Most of the squad have given Tonda an overwhelmingly positive reaction despite what happened. Not everyone was completely happy, of course, but the majority of them believe keeping Tonda as manager gives them the best possible chance of getting promoted to the Premier League next season.”
[via @justinallen1976]
Here's a really obscure #DoctorWho thing that will likely be of interest to 12, maybe 13 people. So just like my usual tweets then.
Here are cleaned and restored versions of the photos used for the CSO inlays of the view outside of Dr Who's garage doors in 'Inferno'. (Also a version of the second one with an orange sky in case somebody out there is yearning to remake Episode 6.)
Um... that's it. I told you it was obscure!
*Adam Curtis Voiceover*
In 1994, a group of men made a decision. They believed that if they could just make people *feel* that things were a little bit better, no one would notice that nothing had changed.
They called it modernisation.
Thirty years later, a lawyer from Holborn looked at the wreckage of that project and decided to try it again.
But it was a fantasy.
And when the world began to fall apart, it was revealed that that once again, nothing has really changed, and the lawyer from Holborn also believed in nothing.
@JujuliaGrace It is interesting that nobody seems to be so angry about or ask why, their businesses rent is so high, or their loans,or why the commodities they use are so expensive or their insurance but yes the problems is the person wanting £15 an hour.