Someone calling themselves Chris Whiting

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Someone calling themselves Chris Whiting

Someone calling themselves Chris Whiting

@ChrisRWhiting

Disclaimer: the woke views of this homosexual belong solely to the aforementioned woke homosexual.

London, England Katılım Nisan 2009
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Real Counties | Historic Counties
That’s a very honest reaction - and you’re definitely not the first to say it. Those “messy” bits (detached parts, enclaves, odd boundaries) can look strange on a modern map. But they’re not random - they’re the result of how the counties actually developed over time, reflecting land ownership, parishes, and local administration long before anyone was drawing neat lines for presentation. A couple of key points: 1. They weren’t designed - they evolved Historic counties weren’t planned on a blank sheet. They grew out of: early territorial divisions; estates and jurisdictions; natural features where possible. So yes, some boundaries look irregular - but that’s because they’re real, not engineered for symmetry. 2. Many of the “worst” bits were already tidied up By the 19th century, a lot of the more awkward enclaves were removed or rationalised. So the historic counties as generally understood today are already a cleaned-up version of the earlier complexity. 3. “Nice borders” usually means artificial ones. The cleanest-looking maps tend to come from: modern administrative design; drawing lines for convenience But those often: cut across older patterns; ignore historical continuity; change every few decades. They look neat - but they’re less rooted. 4. It’s a trade-off You can have: perfectly neat boundaries that change regularly or slightly imperfect ones that have lasted centuries. Historic counties fall into the second category. 5. And practically… For most purposes today, you don’t need to get into every historic enclave. The important thing is: 👉 recognising the overall county framework, not every microscopic boundary quirk The bigger picture It’s not really about whether the lines look tidy on a map. It’s about whether: they represent something enduring and consistent or something designed and frequently replaced And in that sense, the “imperfect” boundaries are actually part of the point:👉 they reflect how the country actually developed - not how we might redraw it today. Detailed interactive map available at RealCounties.com
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Real Counties | Historic Counties
You’ve probably been told: “Warrington, Wigan, Liverpool, Coniston and Barrow-in-Furness used to be in Lancashire but aren't anymore.” It sounds true. But it isn’t. Lancashire hasn’t changed - only administration has. So why are we pretending otherwise?
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Josh Holland
Josh Holland@_joshhollandd·
10 years ago today, Leicester City won the Premier League and pulled off the game’s biggest miracle. A decade later, they conclude their worst-ever season and return to the third-tier of English football for only the second time. #LCFC
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Anna 🤍🥀
Anna 🤍🥀@annhybri·
Is Michael Jackson really bigger than Eminem, Jay z, Lil Wayne, Taylor swift, Rihanna and Beyonce all put together?
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Jason Bourne
Jason Bourne@JasonBourne1986·
A mixed day. We should all be raising a glass to what happened ten years ago without the stain of this season in our minds. But it’s difficult for me to block the calamity Leicester City has become under “Top”. Wonderful it happened. Sad that it was squandered.
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Leicester City
On this day a decade ago, we were crowned Premier League champions and Jamie Vardy had a party 🏆
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Football Away Days
Football Away Days@FBAwayDays·
Who are the first clubs you think of when you say these names? Albion - Athletic - City - County - Town - United - Wanderers -
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Alfie | HITC Sevens
Alfie | HITC Sevens@HITCSevens·
What is the worst aged social media post by a football club of all time?
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Miffy
Miffy@miffythegamer·
Strange that the prime minister or senior Labour ministers have not come out and loudly condemned this. It seems as though certain minority groups aren’t worthy of being defended these days by our government.
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Falkland Islands
Falkland Islands@falklands_utd·
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The92Bible
The92Bible@The92Bible·
League One 2026/27 (15/24)
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Joseph Gellman
Joseph Gellman@joseph_gellman·
Me, normally: Yeah the UK is alright I guess Me, when Argentina is trying to give it large over the Falklands again:
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Leicester Xtra
Leicester Xtra@XtraLeicester·
‘People have been whispering about Leicester city’ ‘I’ve heard more than one person say they’re quietly on the market. Things in Thailand is very different now’ ‘They flatly deny it but it the question keeps coming up’ Via @mjshrimper 🥇
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