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@fin_lay24 Stud *fluffin*.

Stud muffin x

@yuanyi_z Ready when you are, Sergeant Pembry.

I thought I was losing my mind but, no, it's the sound of Glenn Gould's Goldberg Variations through my bathroom window.

@AskDyson Very frustrated about the non-delivery of my order—still showing as "Pickup Scheduled" almost a week after order. Your chat/call centre just say that it has been escalated, I'll get an update in 24 hours. But no updates, no meaningful explanation and no delivery.

@is_glasgow Second fave building in Glasgow, that.

It's great to see a new occupant in the ground floor commercial space of what is one of the most distinctive tenements on the Finnieston stretch of Argyle Street in Glasgow. Cont./ #glasgow #shopfronts #finnieston #architectiure #tenement

@mhdpartnership Neatly and eloquently put. Don’t disagree with a word of it—my only quibble would have been to use ‘horrified’ where Thomas uses ‘scared’.

For all those getting carried away with the livery... freewheeling.info/blog/gbr-needs…

This neatly articulates something many of us feel—it isn’t distaste for the design outcome, its grave concern for what the design outcome says about how nationalisation is being approached and, in turn, what that implies about the future of the service.

A pub quiz tiebreaker for the ages.

@LouisElton96 @rorysutherland I’ve always loved these letters, on the Telford Bridge at Craigellachie.

I'm designing the typeface of the future of Britain. After a decade of sans serif maximalism, I've spent a long time wondering: how could one design a typeface that is both rooted in an aesthetic and cultural tradition AND is also slick and screen friendly? Last year, I started work on a typeface where each letter pays tribute to a different British design tradition while remaining in harmony with one another. A = City of London's Albertus × London Underground' Johnston I = Neo-classical A = British Art Nouveau × Thomas Heatherwick's London Bus O & S = William Morris / Arts and Crafts-inspired R = Gothic revival Now, I want to finish it all off... but I need ideas: Which design traditions should be featured? Which letters have you seen in the wild that you live that could inspire a letter? Send me your favourite letters! The more niche and weird the better.

@luusssso Kongresshalle, Berlin

Everyone has their first memory of standout architecture from when they were a kid Mine was the old Busch Stadium and the Arch in St. Louis about age 6 Nothing will ever touch it Would love to hear other folks experiences

@GiorgioGiovane Second best station in the UK.

People rave about Waverley station but for me, Glasgow Central is Scotland’s great terminus. Full of light, easy to find your platform, and lovely old wood shop fronts.

@fin_lay24 “I think” LOL

"Hi, I see you've written something. Well, I can't be bothered to read it, but here's my opinion on what I think you might have said. I think...'

@s8mb Electrification critical to delivering those types of service but most of the network is longer, less frequently served routes where electrification, desirable as it is for MANY reasons, is not operationally essential. So v hard to get cost/benefit analysis over the line.

@s8mb Not much of a dedicated freight network in the UK. This discrepancy is largely explained by the vast majority of our pax km being accrued on high-frequency electrified (sub)urban networks, overwhelmingly in London/SE. 1 in 6 mainline rail journeys in UK is on the Elizabeth Line!

Though only 39% of Britain's railway lines are electrified, 60% of passenger rail services are. Some of the gap is because we have a big unelectrified freight network. More lines becoming electrified would probably lead to greater passenger utilisation. hannahritchie.substack.com/p/rail-electri…

Very good architect, doing very good, sober, sensitive work in Stockport I want him building row upon row of Glasgow-style red sandstone-faced mansion blocks in inner Belfast

@Michaelknife1 Yes but is it open with shock or readiness?

Gay guys and Tory boys (same thing) when a woman swears

Correct.

@DavidPGCSE Bottom.

Penarse

@clockstiqqun Yes, and it shall be named Hungary Eater!

@mhdpartnership Every so slightly miffed at the purloining of Kingdom-of-Strathclyde-Orange, but cannot deny that that symbol is *chefs kiss*…

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