Mike Berridge, 💙#FBPVT , #FBNHS 🌈

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Perfect shot! credit photographer Alpha Masa

Very rude! 😂😂

Skiers that look like musical notes. An awesome photograph by Haukur Sigurdsson.

Musician Norm Oxman composed a song for his late cat, Sympawny no.4 (Chubby Cat). It reflects the image of the cat. A composer's musical portrait honoring deceased pets worldwide.

The shortest walk ever.

Cute 😂

At 92 years old, Sir Michael Caine made a rare appearance at the Red Sea Film Festival to receive a Lifetime Achievement Award from his friend Vin Diesel. A legendary actor and the greatest Alfred Pennyworth the Batman saga has ever seen.

In Japan, the deeper the bow, the greater the respect.

I miss the old days.

No one wanted to go to the high school dance with the girl, but the team captain invited her to go with him.

What would you do in this situation

In Sweden, thousands of people have voluntarily had microchips implanted in their hands. They can be used for things like opening doors, accessing offices, or interacting with certain services. While that’s real, it’s often overstated, these implants haven’t replaced keys or ID cards for most people. They remain a niche option, and the chips don’t track users or work at long range; they only function when scanned at very close distance. No keys or cards, some individuals are choosing microchip implants instead. About the size of a grain of rice, these devices are placed under the skin, typically in the hand, and can communicate with compatible readers to unlock doors, access workplaces, use certain transport systems, or share basic digital information with a simple gesture. The trend began around 2015 among early adopters and tech enthusiasts and has since gained attention, though it’s still far from mainstream. Participation is entirely voluntary, and the chips have no internal power source, they’re activated only when scanned. Supporters see them as a convenient alternative to physical items, while critics point to concerns around privacy, security, and long-term effects. Either way, it reflects a growing interest in integrating everyday technology more directly with the human body.

@reece_dinsdale Looks a bit sus to me

Why only their right arms raised? 🤷‍♂️

@PUSB_Titansfan @StevenJonMiller I worked in the NHS during the Thatcher years she created incredible stress and problems for the NHS and it hasn't recovered to this day.

@StevenJonMiller She screwed up Britain to this day. Everything wrong with this country started with Thatcher. The attacks on Carla Denya are a disgrace, people from all backgrounds, in all roles get burnout. Judging someone like this says more about you than about her. Absolute fool.

👉The Green Party MP on the left went off sick. 👉The lady on the right lead Britain through war and economic turmoil without a day off.

@ronnie4861 @StevenJonMiller She has been very open about what she is suffering from, and it is a recognised condition 'burnout' and will only improve by being away from what has caused it for a few weeks, she has been very honest, and not just taken a few weeks off as some do

@StevenJonMiller How the fuck do you know what's wrong with her? You have no idea if she has something seriously wrong with her, & is playing it down, not to alarm loved ones. Like all far right knobheads, you know fuck all, yet you spout on. Just shut the fuck up... Idiot.!!!

@StevenJonMiller And MadNads never turned up for months as she was in the huff at not being offered a damehood And Nige rarely turns up as he is a lazy arsed grifter

@StevenJonMiller My former Tory MP, your good friend David Warburton, vanished for 18 months during the whole inappropriate behavior investigations, Russian money investigations and the picture of him with a big pile of cocaine. You never spoke out once..............

@StevenJonMiller What is it with you Reformers and your continual hard ons for the Greens? First Spencer, then Polanski, now Denier. You just can’t shut up about them. Scared much? 🤣🤣🤣