Dr Jim Brogden FRSA

Just using the pin function. Carry on.

@Matt_Pinner Not a polar bear?

What do you see ?

@Rainmaker1973 Soulful

Post below the first word you see.

@ElonMuskZAB 809

@ElonMuskZAB 609

@brandilwells Very true.

If you grew up in the 1970s, you probably possess these rare traits.

@Wisdom_HQ 95

A Breathing Space: Critical Reflections on the Rewilding of Middleton Tuberculosis Hospital 2016–2025 mdpi.com/3624164 #mdpiarts via @Arts_MDPI

@Wisdom_HQ Liar

@Matt_Pinner What if you see a gorilla exhaling?

Apparently, if you can see a fish, you're left-brained, and if you can see a plane, you're right-brained. What do you see?

@thecoastguy Inner city cricket pitches. Self- deprecatory humour.

The laughter of children.

@AgathaChocolats "Well, whatever next"

In six words or fewer, write a story about this photo. #sixwordstory #WritingCommunity

@IMcMillan Lettuce pray

People have started giving vegetables to librarians. That’s a turnip for the books.

@IMcMillan You are the ticket(:

Won on the tombola at my brother’s stall at the Church Hall Christmas Fair!

A new article by @LeedsUniMedia's Dr @JimBrogden has revealed unique insights into the relationship between the artist and filmmaker Derek Jarman and Keith Collins, Jarman’s ‘overlooked’ ‘muse’, ‘companion’ and ‘carer’ ahc.leeds.ac.uk/news/article/2…

@pop_rambler Local hero?

Stopped off in the location of one of my all time favourite films. You know which don’t you?

@IMcMillan Perhaps he's got too much emotional baggage?

Bloke on the train would rather sit on a luggage rack than sit next to me. Poets, eh?

@IMcMillan @we_aredarts Close Shave. What's the Point? Lead by Donkeys.

We’re making pencil sharpenings art with ⁦@we_aredarts⁩; we need a title for this. Can you help?

#InsideMan Brian Rix farce collaborates with homage to Hannibal Lecter. An appalling project. Does the world need this kind of drama? Irresponsible commissioning from the BBC. A stain on the corporation and the actors' CVs.

‘A masterpiece’: why Tove Jansson’s The Summer Book is as relevant as ever at 50 theguardian.com/books/2022/sep…