Parody Richard III’s Ghost

@EltonMusk12 I guess he doesn’t want the assessment that might not give him what he wants. He can’t really skip the 28 days notice if it is just for the UK as they’ll need to work out people’s shifts.

I don't understand this massive PR push of Harry's to get armed 24/7 security. If he gives 28 days' notice, the threat is assessed and he gets appropriate security. Is it that he wants the public he despises to pay for security for him when he's in the US and elsewhere? Get lost!

Me and brother Edward to scale 🤣🤣🤣

Goldeneye duck 🦆 are you quackers Mr Bond? Their wings create loud musical whistles when in flight. Live in lakes and coastal waters throughout Scandinavia, Russia, northwest Europe and Asia.

@EdmundsGhost @GofClarence I think we know why the Lancastrians ran off 🤣🤣🤣

@GofClarence @RichardIIIGhost He looks very cold indeed!

That ys oure fadre in lawe Richard Nevell th’Erle of Warrewyk and Salisberre.

@GofClarence @EdmundsGhost Thank goodness 😅

@EdmundsGhost @RichardIIIGhost Even his belte or sashe appeares to be frozen in a… decent manere… defying alle physics and the wind. 🤔

Falcated ducks 🦆 Live in meadows and lakes throughout south-east Russia, Mongolia, China, Southeast Asia and India.

@InsightfulWatch Now it’s the Home Office. Whose efforts? His, he wrote the letter. This is what you get for agreeing to look into it.

@EltonMusk12 He’s clearly not had much attention for a bit.

Not ever, no! Twit!

@EdmundsGhost @GofClarence Yes 🤣🤣🤣 that is before he strips off.

@GofClarence Is that the naked blue guy? @RichardIIIGhost

@EdmundsGhost Cheers 🍻

@RichardIIIGhost Definitely a good haunt! 🍺👻

The oldest pub in York, with the longest continuous licence, is widely considered to be Ye Olde Starre Inne on Stonegate, with its licence dating back to 1644, the building itself is older, from the mid-1500s. Used as a hospital during the English Civil War. Pint?🍺 @EdmundsGhost

@visitnorthyork Difficult question, it’s why you have to keep visiting. The walls and bars are great (both kinds of bars).

What's your favourite thing to do when visiting York?

@RSSGBristol With Oswald’s head underneath his arm he walks from Lindisfarne 🎶

St Cuthbert, a favourite saint of King Richard III. When Viking raids forced the monks to flee Lindisfarne in 875 AD, they took Cuthbert's body with them for safekeeping along with the head of St Oswald. ❤️

@Jim73131158 😂

@RichardIIIGhost Madness, otter madness 😆

Fish 🐟 Friday.

Cuddy ducks 🦆 and St Cuthbert the first conservationist.

@EltonMusk12 The WI has a lot to answer for!

@RichardIIIGhost That pretty well explains everything, doesn't it? I dread to think how many wars have been started by jam-making wives...

X rules: Photos... Your own should be fine as long as you're not showing nudity or anything that might outrage Elon. Public domain pix should be fine but nudity will likely be picked up and you'll be explaining yourself. Other images be careful, you need permission and to credit.

@EltonMusk12 Chapter 132 Diary entry Decided to put Henry VI back on the throne. My wife keeps making jam and it gets me out of the house.

@RichardIIIGhost Yes! Yes it is a bit drafty round your nether regions, sir! Maybe you should have thought about dressing this fine morning? 😂😂😂😂

Confirmed by Alfred the Great giving the monks permission to build a wooden shrine for St Cuthbert.

St Cuthbert’s coffin rested at St Mary & St Cuthbert's Church, Chester-le-Street, for 112 years (883-995 AD) before being moved to Durham. Guthred, Danish King of York, granted the monks the ancient Roman fort of Chester-le-Street, after participating in a ceremony to crown him.