#kettles

[illustratus]

The Alchemist by David Teniers the Younger

[nat-stimmy]

Vintage Steam Powered Carousel Kettle (SOURCE)

[charseraph]

Blackbacks and kettles, two land animals from a high gravity planet’s tundra.

[attackfish]

Is this setup:

[huariqueje]

Aga with two kettles and blue towel - Hubert Arthur Finney . c. 1930.

British , 1905-1991

Oil on canvas , 29 1/2 × 21 1/10 in. 75 × 53.5 cm.

[life-spire]

[real-british-empire]

What is your favourite kind of kettle?

Generic is fun but electric is more efficient.

In terms of kettle summoning though, metal kettles make a fun donk noise when they hit people.

[plushiefucker]

[id in alt text]

this is my girlfriend btw. if u even care....

[the-dyke-of-handsomeness]

I should not be trusted with a kettle at 7:30 with two hours of sleep

[renaultphile]

Advanced kettle analysis

I have to say, I can't quite look at kettles the same way after *that scene* in David Blaize, but I have been thinking about the whole scene at Ralph and Bunny's place in a new light.

Ralph is meant to be 'living with' Bunny in some form. I know that Laurie has this idea that they starting out sharing a room and then Ralph moved up to the attic, but I can't quite see how two men would have respectably shared a 'room' as long-term residents in England at that time, assuming the 'room' only had one bed. But still, something did strike me about Ralph retrieving a kettle from the back of his cupboard, and digging out some very old tea. The immediate effect is to make it clear that Ralph is not a regular 'tea-drinker'. But, he supposedly lives with a tea-addict. So does Bunny have his own kettle that Ralph is not allowed to use? Or.....that Ralph for some reason doesn't want to use Bunny's kettle! Because he knows it is not an innocent cup of tea? That says a lot to me 🤔

So when Bunny says 'I should think that old kettle of yours must be boiling madly', is there a hint of annoyance that Ralph has used his 'own' kettle? I wonder if Bunny is actually irritated by that? And when Ralph declares Bunny the 'tea expert' it's only just occurred to me that could be a reference to fagging (as per Public school). Laurie thinks Ralph has never used the straight look, and we can safely assume Bunny has never 'fagged' for Ralph. I mean, he is the 'teacher' after all!

Makes me wonder what this 'arrangement' actually was. Bunny seems to have lived there longer than he and Ralph were together.....although of course we don't know exactly how long they were 'together' for 👀 whatever that means......

Thoughts please!!!

[porfavorwork]

Tea

[selenesmoodboards]

Witch aesthetics: Kettles

[angelkarafilli]

Polish enamel teapots, coffee pots & kettles

[charseraph]

[taxi-davis]

Gürbüz Doğan Ekşioğlu

[design-law]

Does this kettle infringe this design patent? That’s one of the claims in this recently-filed complaint.