Pat McGatt

@GDRvisuals @idlewildgirl @Rich_Fulcher 😄

Declassified photos of Stasi agents modeling undercover disguises.

@ExtremeFootbal4 Tepi was about 7 foot as well but somehow used to be smaller when he jumped for corners etc 😄

Brentford conceded vs Preston (1999), kicked off, and Paul Evans immediately smashed one from his own half into the net. Keeper absolutely stranded.

@tutty352 @Soapy_Wit_Tank @tismenic70 @LordOrk @RuthRendell1 @ceadela @CharlesBewley2 @LansdellMum @Yeti98_ Very nice 👌

Simple step stile, perfectly formed. @Soapy_Wit_Tank @tismenic70 @LordOrk @RuthRendell1

@FlipLondonTours @ScotsPostPunk 👀😄

Gaye and Dave, 1977

The Laburnum didn't flower at all last year so i'm very happy to see this in the early morning sun 🌞

@marcrileydj @jasemonkey Our sadistic scoutmaster used to make us play crab football every week in the 70's. Don't ask about hunt the comb 😐

I thought it rang some bells! Thanks ⁦@jasemonkey⁩ 😂

@paulgray74 I picked some last year and made my own pasta but the wife didn't trust my foraging skills. She was more than happy to drink the sloe gin though. Anyways I've got her a little present to keep her on her toes 😗

Wild garlic season #haslampark #preston

@jslovechild @tonytiger67 Still gets an airing after a very long day 🍺

I think this song needs reviving.

@jnc71 @Lionesses @FIFAWWC Every time we play Spain they look streets ahead but England find a way to win. Sooner or later we are going to get thumped. Having said that i think we lose under any other coach than Wiegman atm.

@Lionesses @FIFAWWC Got lucky- Spain were the better team second half and world class save from Hannah

A huge three points towards @FIFAWWC qualification! 👏

@AFowlerPhoto Probably every shop & pub on Main Street and a pub meal. Sometimes I have a wander up towards Penistone hill or further with the dogs if the shopping gets too much. Always meet loads of really good folk 👍

@FieryJack2 Enjoy! Any plans or are you just playing it by ear?

Haworth. Relaxing with coffee in the Bank Holiday sunshine.

@PunKandStuff That is proper 👌

@AwayDaysClub_ I went on the home game on Boxing Day, Morecambe were unlucky, deserved a point.

This Morecambe fan looks like he had a great time at Rochdale yesterday 😅👏🏻

Two hours of tennis plus coaching every Saturday morning for just £20 a month 💥

@nazreddin @DannyDrinksWine Moby won't like this film.

@DannyDrinksWine This little movie is telling us that Alcoholism and Homophobia is funny.

The first preview screening of Bruce Robinson's "Withnail & I" (1987) appeared to be a total disaster- the audience sat there stony-faced, never laughing once. It was only after the screening had concluded that a distraught Bruce Robinson discovered that the audience was comprised entirely of non-English speaking German tourists who were all staying at a hotel nearby. (Source: IMDb) P.S: On this day, 39 years ago, "Withnail & I" (1987) premiered in New York New Directors and New Films Festival, USA.

@Punxvillan @PunKandStuff 😉

@FieryJack2 @PunKandStuff Lemme 10 quid

Rat Scabies #TheDamned Lemmy Kilmister #Motörhead and Gaye Advert #TheAdverts photographed at London's Music Machine in 1978 by Paul Slattery

@LancashireCC A very cold winter would've been infinitely worse.

ℹ️ We know how frustrating potholes have been across Lancashire this winter. One of the wettest winters on record has really taken its toll on our roads, and we’re still working hard to repair them. With more than 30 crews out every day, we fixed the equivalent of nearly three football pitches in February alone. Thank you for your patience – and please keep reporting potholes at 👉 orlo.uk/cYHxm so we can prioritise repairs where they’re needed most.

Spring, blink and you'll miss it...

@oaksandlions Loads in my local park in Preston Lancs.

London now has tens of thousands of bright green parakeets, spreading to new areas every year. They were never native to Britain. So how did they end up here? Most likely, they escaped or were released from captivity decades ago. Since then, they’ve adapted remarkably well to London’s parks and suburbs, helped by mild winters and abundant food. To some, they add colour and character to the city, to others, they are seen as an invasive species. Have they reached your area yet?