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Rob Jones
@Rob_scar
Television Director | AVGeek✈️ | Architecture / Design | Nights Out 🕺🍸| Proud🏳️🌈🏴 | Have a good show everyone, counting to transmission
London, Maidenhead and Wrexham Katılım Mayıs 2012
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There’s a “Farmer J” on Regent Street. They charge £12.50 for something called a field tray.
Someone, please, open a Wimpy.
(Yes, I know. Not today’s prices. But at least you know you’re not getting fleeced)
Pulp Librarian@PulpLibrarian
Wimpy grill, Brown Derby and a Whippsy milkshake comes to 68p. I may go for extra fries in that case.
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If you're British you have absolutely no business saying 'Gen Zee'.
We had generation X, generation Y, and now we have generation Z.
Zed.
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I know it’s bait but for goodness sake.
I was brought up on Tony Hart and Why don’t You,
𓅃 UAE Exotic Falconry & Finance@FalconryFinance
find yourself a girl who knows how to create useful objects
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You know whenever anyone’s like, I ran the length of Africa, or I ran 63 ultramarathons in a row? None of it is anywhere near as impressive as this clip of Rod Hull being chucked into a freezer by Emu. It’s just perfect. Such great physical comedy.
Prof. Frank McDonough@FXMC1957
17 March 1999. Rod Hull died (aged 63). He always appeared with Emu, a mute and highly aggressive arm-length puppet. Hull died in a tragic accident while trying to adjust the TV aerial on the roof of his bungalow, then slipping and falling to his death.
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@chrisshipitv @officialABAT 9pm? Who eats a huge meal at 9pm?
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The Nigerian President @officialABAT is observing Ramadan.
In order to accommodate him and other Muslim guests - canapés are being served before the State Banquet, for Iftar, to give sustenance to those who can’t wait for the main meal to start (usually 9pm).
Ramadan Mubarak ☪️
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Wish the made ad’s like this today.
Classic Ads@ClassicAdvertz
British Rail “InterCity” guess the year it was first aired?
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@chrisadperform @tomhfh Not enough room…. didn’t stop a Pan-Am 707 mistaking it for Heathrow and landing there in the 1970’s. They had to close the A40 to allow it to safely take off 😂
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@tomhfh I've been driving past the Northolt airfield on the A40 for decades. I've never seen a plane take off, land or even move. Couldn't it be converted for commercial use?
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Currently waiting for a takeoff slot in our nationally hobbled hub airport.
Just two runways means far more time stuck on the tarmac, just like now.
It also means more time in the air for planes coming in to land, which need to loop and loop until they can access a slot.
We should probably build another few runways here. A modest suggestion:
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@PubsSaving I might agree with ur sentiment but the land is worth significantly more than selling pints and £18.50 fish and chips
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Tower Tavern, 21 Clipstone Street #fitzrovia Rebuilt c1970. Looks like pub may be demolished. Long term
closed, lease expired. Flat roofed pubs are very fashionable! Why not save it? Landlord is University of Westminster. #closedpubs #demolition #pubhistory
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@simonhancock_uk @jonmikesav8 Annoying who? Other teams fan bases? Isn’t that normal?
Wrexham is arguably Britains best run and managed football club. And the fans are expecting. The warmth you talk about came from the perceived impression that the take over would go nowhere. Fans have a right to be proud.
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@jonmikesav8 My take is that there was genuine warmth towards Wrexham when we saw a run down club recover. However, that humility from their fans has gone and they are arrogantly proclaiming how great they are and they deserve this "hard won" success.
That's what's annoying people now 2/2
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I don’t get the animosity towards Wrexham.
Let’s be honest.
The supporters of any club outside the PL (and even some IN it) would love 2 have famous owners who invest a fortune and made their club world famous.
It’s probably made The Turf the most famous pub in the world too.
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@McWhirterAlex @tomhfh It did but the runway were much shorter totally inadequate for modern jets. The number of runways was to allow for wind direction.
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@tomhfh Tom ...many years ago LHR had 3 maybe 4 runways.
Definitely had a 3rd runway because my flight back from BAH used it.
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@rorysutherland Yeah, wildlife, nice but a bit bland. Scenes from great British Films however that would get vote. Thinking Carry On’s, James Bond, Italian Job. But mainly Carry On’s.
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Does the definition of "wildlife" include a bulldog clutching a pint mug? I'd quite like that.
BBC Breakfast@BBCBreakfast
British wildlife will replace historical figures on the next series of Bank of England banknotes - and the public will get their say on which animals and birds will appear. On #BBCBreakfast Peter Ruddick explained why it's the end people such as Winston Churchill, Jane Austen and Alan Turing on new £5, £10, £20 and £50 notes bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…
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@boys_nicholas @createstreets Probably in a minority but I like it. And so much better than what it replaced.
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I’ve always hated this building. Secret police vibes squared. We’re ruled not governed etc. loathsome. Many years since I spoke to David Lammy about architecture but, based on what he said then, suspect he dislikes as well. All polling suggests wider public overwhelmingly hate it
James Heale@JAHeale
Flags flying half mast over Lammy’s MoJ Lubyanka lair tonight
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Thought this was a parody, but, no, the US Mint really removed the olive branch—but not the arrows—held by the eagle on the dime. The design goes back to the super-woke days of 1782. Link in next tweet.
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