DaveeMacG

I think my expected mid-life breakdown might be here. I walked up to my favourite bookshop, saw the 'closed today, sorry' sign on the door and promptly burst into tears.

It’s easy to laugh this off with British gallows humour, but learning the lessons of how we spent £179 million to build nothing is crucial if we are to avoid existential decline.

@trevorbaxendale Love your library 👌

Which is the worst '-tar'?

Bring back the definition of tolerance to mean 'putting up with something'. You can put up with something if it basically minds its own business. When it spreads disease, takes over your public spaces, rapes kids and wants to behead you, much less so.

"In our professions, making up a fancy name for something makes it less weird."

Series D, Episode 06 - Headhunter ORAC: Prospects for organic humanoid life are now secured. [Avon looks towards the bridge.] AVON: Muller's android? TARRANT: [Standing up.] Gone to the great cyberneticists in the sky.

What we witnessed in London at the historic Trafalgar Square, in a country built on Judeo-Christian values, was a group of people attempting dominance over our capital city and our culture. We are not going to surrender everything that was built over centuries and defended at great cost in two world wars for us to be a free, independent nation. The British people will not put up with this any longer — simple as.

@NathanMkII @RichardStraw10

@arielmelton I love that stage set best of all

@MrPitbull07 @Broomy17745619 HERO

Nine-year-old Tiernan McCready was walking home from football in Derry when he saw something that didn’t feel right. Nearby, three men were trying to force an 18-year-old girl into a van. Most people would have frozen in fear. Tiernan didn’t. Even though he was scared, the young boy started shouting and ran closer to the scene, drawing attention to what was happening. The sudden noise and interruption caused the men to panic and flee. The girl was able to escape. Tiernan then helped her get to safety and alerted his mother so the police could be called. Later, Tiernan admitted he had been frightened the entire time, but said he knew he could not just stand there and do nothing. Police praised the boy’s quick thinking and courage, saying his actions may have prevented a much more serious outcome. To recognize what he did, officers presented Tiernan with a badge of bravery. Despite the attention, the young boy remained humble and said he hopes to become a police officer one day so he can continue helping people. Sometimes the biggest acts of courage come from the smallest heroes.

Hope not hate have today labelled me as one of Britain's "most extreme MPs". This is unacceptable. I want top spot.

@arielmelton Your regular picture posts always enliven one's day 🙂🔺️

@AMcGown @LRoundels I'm rewatching in random order so will keep an Eagle eye out 😁

@LRoundels @SpaceyBox There was also a Special Guest Star status as well - I am not sure this applied to many, other than Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing? Maybe Margaret Leighton and Leo McKern? Surprised Joanie didn't get that actually.

One of the all-time great title cards.

Beggars belief! who is in charge of advertising?

@NathanMkII @trevorbaxendale @LRoundels May JNTs bones rot for disallowing it!!

@trevorbaxendale @LRoundels The greatest assistant we never had.

"He's right commander. It wasn't built for warp drive"

We are the masters of earth!

@NathanMkII @grumpywho1 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@SpaceyBox @grumpywho1 Convention Organiser: Er... okay. Umm, I think this is getting a little bit heated, Chris. What can I try and do now to try to resolve this situation? Chris:

Christopher Eccleston really going for that convention...