Telor ⛄
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Telor ⛄
@TelorGwyn
| Ffwtbol, llunie, nonsens | Footy, drawing, nonsense | insta @telorgwyn | pod @podligo |
Caerdydd, Gweriniaeth Cymru Katılım Ağustos 2015
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Found a 1979 documentary about it. A shining example of banal 70s documentaries being needlessly terrifying because someone wanted to have craic with a new synthesizer
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Every so often I'll see some otherworldly image of a place in Ireland and my jaw will drop. I can't believe I've never heard of this gaff. It looks like it's from the cover of a fantasy novel
Historic Vids@historyinmemes
The 'Entrance to the Underworld' on Bull Rock Island in Cork, Ireland, is a striking sight. Situated 4km off Dursey Island and 9km from the mainland, Bull Rock's most remarkable feature is a narrow passage that pierces through the rock, connecting one side to the other. It occupies a strategic location at the tip of the Beara Peninsula, serving as the gateway to the Kenmare River. In 1889, a lighthouse was erected atop the rock to replace the earlier cast-iron lighthouse from 1866. Between 1901 and 1991, a varying number of "keepers" inhabited the island, responsible for tending to the lighthouse. Their duties included maintaining the lamp, ensuring it had sufficient kerosene, trimming the wick, and cleaning the lenses. They also performed essential upkeep tasks such as painting, brass polishing, and looking after the station's boats. Over time, their roles expanded to include operating two-way radios and, in some instances, providing weather forecasts. However, with the advancement of technology, the lighthouse transitioned to automatic operation in 1991, leading to the withdrawal of the Keepers from the station.
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The most common French name for a bookworm is rat de bibliothèque, or “library rat”. However, my gran, who grew up in Ardes, would often refer to an avid reader as a buveur d’encre. It means “ink drinker”
* read on for more names for bookworms from around the world (a thread)...
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#herymarc @BBCRadioCymru
Crysau rhy dynn @AVFCOfficial
Yr her - pêl-droedwyr ag enwau yn gysylltiedig â dillad !
Beth am hwn - Crys Coleman ?
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I'm glad I didn't delete yesterday's tweet, there are some lovely people out there. Thank you all x
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A list of words rarely seen without a prefix...
10. Gruntled
9. Peccable
8. Shevelled
7. Advertently
6. Sensical
5. Couth
4. Kempt
3. Trepid
2. Combobulated
1. Whelmed
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@MikeBubbins "This is my ball. There are many like it, but this one is mine.
My ball is my best friend. It is my life. I must master it as I must master my life.
Without me, my ball is useless. Without my ball, I am useless. I must pass my ball true. I must pass straighter than my enemy..."
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@JamFactory He's always talking sense on this, and those houses he's built in Norwich and London look awesome.
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@jonisioni @AberystwythTown Wedi anghofio am y kit yna. O fi'n meddwl dwrnod o blan pam odd Aber byth yn neud yr un peth â Bangor gyda'r sponsor.
SAAB!!!
(pentraeth group)
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Flashback i’r tro y chwaraeodd Malcolm Allen dros @AberystwythTown. Rhwydodd ddwywaith y diwrnod hwnnw wrth i Aber a Chei Connah rannu 6 gôl.
25 Ionawr 1996.
Adroddiad y Cambrian News.
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Hi there @cardiffcouncil @SWPCardiff , where would I report a recycling van failing to stop on a pedestrian crossing as I was walking on it? Diolch.
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@Lorenszo23 @FootballCliches I hope he's like Warnock in that fly-on-the-wall documentary
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@FootballCliches Be interesting to hear what Mike Powell does at these photo shoots.
"Here's a generic football strip and a list of generic poses, oh and some mud to run on your shorts".
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*Might* be a generic photoshoot but....who could these kits be? It's from c.1996-98 (this Budweiser marketing campaign was for 1998)
Jake 🦩@JakeBland44
@FootballCliches nice challenge for you from a tourist tat shop in Vienna
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@IndeedItsMark Either that pic is taken from a TV in psychedelic mode or there's some colour combinations going on that should be illegal!
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Blimey was Fiona Bruce actually trying to hold Rachel Maclean to account there? I’m flabbergasted!
You can tell by her face here she’s isn’t happy that her bluster hasn’t worked. I have a feeling Rachel won’t want to appear again.
#BBCQT #BBCQuestionTime #QuestionTime
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@samaracello So many questions, including, is that a topknot or a light fixture?
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People: “Plenty of fish in the sea!”
The fish:
Samwitch@Samwitchx
Most unhinged DMs in your message request folder ready go
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@sonofthehound I just listened to this on my lunchtime walk. It was great. Would love to hear more.
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@welshsocialism Is there a dog on the roof? All the best redbrick pubs have one of those.
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@AdamCrafton_ The rule that we must always consult the voice of Peter Walton only for him to agree with whatever decision that’s been made? Agreed.
Showed himself up twice in quick succession there.
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@zoethorogood GameBoy Advance, Tamagochis, Nokia 3210/3310, yoyos with clutches, kappa jogging bottoms with poppers…
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Writing/drawing a story that takes place in the early 2000s involving a lot of technology when you were barely alive in the early 2000s is harder than I expected
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@Harrotoyoutoo @Ciaraioch This right here. ☝🏼 God tier oats. Had to change the Tesco I go to in Cardiff to get them.
Milk, 2 mins microwave, blueberries + honey.
(I think micro makes them less sloppy than hob, and just the normal, not jumbo oats for me)
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@Ciaraioch Wow, my Mastermind specialist subject!
Step 1)
Buy this exact porridge 👇🏻
(available in Dunnes etc.)
Edinburgh, Scotland 🇬🇧 English