Ricardo De FORCE

@Chris_Alex That would never happen. People like him never go to jail. Prison is for me and you. The whole thing is set up so they can do what they like. And he gets rich on the back of making people hate foreigners. So he can't be trusted.

I don’t have a problem with MP’s making these claims. But should it become a criminal offence with imprisonment if they get in power and don’t deliver?

@WhosThatGav Love the colour clash. It's so distinctive.

Just did some 8-bit gardening. 🤖🌻🐛🐝 #PSSST #ZxSpectrum #retrogaming

@saniyafatma1278 YES YES YES

Would you give up your window seat on a plane to a fellow passenger with a cat if asked, just so the cat could look out the window? For the cat's sake.

@JapaneseDeirdre Canada always seemed so appealing. Until now 🤣🤣🤣

Is it only us BRITS who get a Bank Holiday Monday? 🇬🇧🍺

@Chris_Alex Nope. 50C heat and man-eating giraffes? Sling it!

Just catching up with #BreakingDad Australia on ITV. Imagine living in Sydney with the same problems as the UK but with 100 beaches to clear your head?? 🇦🇺🌊🤪🏄☀️

We're becoming too predictable 😄

In Turkey, an elderly man who makes a living by shining shoes is visited every morning at the same time by a cat who asks him to brush his fur.

You and your mates better not be decked out in 70’s suits air humping to Cilla Black when I get home!!!! Me and my mates :

Boney M dancing to the Countdown theme.

Fritz Lang on how he prepared for "The Testament of Dr. Mabuse" (1933) & explains how audience react to seeing insane people on screen: "While I was preparing the film, I went & lived for two or three days in an insane asylum. In the original version, I had a man who thought he was a grandfather clock; he stood there and made a movement with his arms like a pendulum—and I dissolved to a grandfather clock; one day this man has a feeling that some of his springs have fallen out—so he crawls on the floor and tries to find them. It’s very funny— when you show insane people to an audience, they laugh—they don’t see the horror." ("Fritz Lang in America", Peter Bogdanovich, 1967) P.S: On this day, 93 years ago, "The Testament of Dr. Mabuse" (1933) premiered in Paris, France.

@WhosThatGav We used to get Buster, and my favourite, Whizzer & Chips. I always supported Sid's Snake because I thought Shiner was rather uncouth and had silly hair.

I got the Buster and Eagle Annuals for Xmas that year. 🎄🎁📺 #FleetwayAnnual

Oh for gawds sake. I bit into my Creme Egg and there's a tiny Angela Rippon in it. 😤

@Chris_Alex I'll take "Outer Planets" for $75 Mr Alexander 😁

Who wants to play ‘The Strait of Hormuz’??

NEW: Man walks out to his backyard to find 13 people in a hot air balloon basket looking back at him in Temecula, California. The resident, Hunter Perrin, says he was watching TV on Saturday morning when he got a knock on his front door from his neighbor. "We walked into the backyard and there's this basket full of 13 people, just sitting in the backyard looking at us," Perrin said. According to one of the hot air balloon riders, the pilot had to make an emergency landing because there wasn't enough wind and they had only a little fuel left. The pilot tried landing in the street but ended up in the backyard. No one was injured, and there was no property damage. Video: HPerrin / YouTube

@tanpukunokami @writerredux They should introduce this on the Manchester Piccadilly to Rose Hill line 😀

This might be hard to believe, but In Japan, a rural train line was going bankrupt. They appointed a stray cat as the official station master. Her name was Tama. She wore a tiny conductor's hat. She greeted passengers from a converted ticket booth. She attracted 55,000 extra passengers in her first year. Over her career, she brought in 1.1 billion yen to the local economy. That's about $10 million. Generated by a cat. In a hat. When she died, 3,000 people attended her funeral. She was enshrined as a Shinto deity. Her successor was called Nitama. That means "Tama the Second.

British journalist and television presenter, Ranvir Singh opens up the real truth while discussing the Mandelson scandal: “I’m afraid it taps into that very deep feeling, that the people we vote for are not the people who are running the country. The people we vote for are the front face, a shop window, but there are these unknown, unelected, highly paid, very influential people who are more powerful than the prime minister. We see the tip of the iceberg. We think we’ve got a democracy that’s open and fair. We don’t.” Well said. 🎯