Duncan Pringle

@_acole48 We are going to miss you at Brentwood Ade. Good luck in your next challenge. 👏👏

New beginnings 🫡💚 Another successful season incoming by the Grace of God 🙏

@BrentwoodTownFC when do tickets go on sale for Monday please

@bt_uk my broadband wi fi box has broken what's my options please

@davidflatman at the glocs game i thought I heard you say in hard and bash them !

Legend says they’re still looking for the ball.. 😂

@TNLUK i am stuck in a loop that i can't get out of trying to update my details online

@Rainmaker1973 Ok I get Saturn Mars and Jupiter but Venus is nearer the sun than us it’s orbit is smaller so that can’t be Venus surely 🤷‍♂️

Saturn, Mars, Venus, and Jupiter above the Sydney Opera House

@RobLancaster72 My mum has been dead 29 years it still hurts 🤷‍♂️

Eastern Hokkaido is amazingly gorgeous with its breathtaking flower parks and gardens in spring. Higashimokoto Shibazakura Park is one of the most valued flower kingdoms, exploding with purple phlox subulata. [📹 Masami Shirai / 1min.traveller]

A lightbeam book's lightbeam is not a real light. It's literally a cardboard cutout inserted behind a see-through page, but it frames a nice optical illusion, not only for kids [📹 miterapiaconximena] x.com/i/status/15950…

@YardleyShooting @AllisterHeath I still don’t understand why companies like The Telegraph have not invented a system for micropayments 🤷‍♂️ I might like to read the article and would pay 1p,2p, 5p even but I’m not going to subscribe what a waste of a potential customer/ reader It’s 2025 let me click micro pay.

I like to read what sounds like an interesting article, but it is hidden behind a paywall sadly... On principle, I won't pay for news... I'll go elsewhere, there are enough alternatives, albeit most somewhat compromised. @AllisterHeath

@Rainmaker1973 Phi in all its glory. 1.618

Human hand's complex anatomy. [🎞️ SciePro]

@BGatesIsaPyscho Thinking that contrails leave clouds would be like having clouds in your kitchen when the kettle boils 🤷‍♂️

Now they’re trying to blame all the trails on ‘Modern Aircraft’ 🤡

The Shocking Truth Behind the MGRM Experiment and Obedience to Authority youtube.com/shorts/vf0Z8iH… via @YouTube

@Rainmaker1973 What this suggests is incredible. That water has memory which has been proven already and that simply writing something on a surface which is then saved inthe frozen water suggests anything we write or say and maybe even think has an effect on our surroundings 🤔👏 fantastic 🤯

The spirit of this sign leaving its body

@btsportrugby @IamAustinHealey @BenKay5 The ref had said time off when sale were in front of Bath posts with injury but the tv clock was still running he then said time on and you had 2 added minutes showing on the tv clock

@btbusinesscare on the surface this looks like you have helped but this is the same process that we have been following for the last 3 weeks so no use sorry.

@DuncanPringle Hi, I'm sorry to hear this. A member of the repair team will be able to advise re-contracts and also what is happening with the repair work by using this link: business.bt.com/help/contactus…

@BTBusiness @btbusinesscare why do you bother offering a business contract that offers 4 hour response and 24hour resolve problem and the issue is still live 3 weeks later!!!!

@Rainmaker1973 "In the middle of a morning rush hour...." is the key phrase here. No one has time to stop for anything on the commute.

Joshua Bell, one of the finest talents in the classical music world, went once busking as an experiment. Music director of the Academy of St Martin in the Fields, worldwide star soloist, and former child prodigy. His instrument is a Stradivarius from 1713. In the middle of a morning rush hour, baseball-capped Joshua Bell opened his violin case and started playing, just inside L’Enfant Plaza Metro entrance in the busy centre of Washington DC. Over a period of 43 minutes, the violinist performed six classical pieces, two from Bach pieces, one Massenet, and one each from Schubert and Ponce. Out of 1,097 people that passed by Bell, 27 gave money, and only seven actually stopped and listened for any length of time. In total, Bell made $52.17 (£42.18). And this includes a $20 note from someone who recognised him. The next night Joshua Bell played on one of the most recognized stages in the world and charged at least $100 each ticket. The experiment somewhat proved that the extraordinary in an ordinary environment often does not shine, it is not recognized.

@YealinkBU anyone else had issues with the phone handsets not powering up? also not getting any joy from their service provider, @BTBusiness