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@CJPhillips1982 Wish I could be there today. Hope you're right, Graeme!!!

The pre match thoughts of my favourite Blues fan Graeme. Jack Bridge’s biggest fan

😂🍪 This dude just walked out of a job interview and immediately recorded this in his car. He knew the “biggest weakness” question was coming… brain completely short-circuited… and instead of the safe “I care too much” answer, he hit them with: “Oreos. I’ll eat ‘em until the milk’s gone. Could be two, could be twelve.” The way he says it with that deadpan delivery and then just accepts his fate is SENDING me. Man, I genuinely feel bad for the guy… but I’m also dying laughing. We’ve ALL had that one moment in an interview where your brain just yeets itself out the window. Kid’s still out here job hunting. Somebody hire this absolute legend before he stress-eats the entire Oreo aisle. Who else has completely bombed a “what’s your weakness” question?

@PaulFurness10 @HullCity This is just brilliant.

Took my wife to the match today - as many of you will know she has Alzheimer’s - music and sport stir such powerful emotions 😍 thank you @HullCity UTT

@CJPhillips1982 I moved 'up north' a few years back so this is the first time I've seen the team in person since back in 2018...what a poor performance. Feel sorry for the fans having a 4 hour journey home after than. Can't think of one positive to take from that...none.

Shrimpers, what did you make of tonight’s defeat? Your views will be used online

@NASAGoddard Could Kelsey potentially be a Crew Member on a future moon landing (given her background)?

You heard her voice during lunar flyby, now meet the scientist responsible for coaching astronauts as they observed the Moon. Kelsey Young is a Goddard scientist, Artemis II lunar science lead, and one of three science officers who sat in Mission Control. go.nasa.gov/3Qggabv

@KristinFisher excellent question, and great answers!

Went deep with the Artemis II crew

@SandraJonesNASA I think a film needs to be made about Rise's experience...a bit like Apollo 13, but maybe a bit less dramatic?

Welcome back to Earth, cutie Rise! 🌎 🌙 ✨

@HLTCO @CJPhillips1982 for Southend united. Wouldn't trust anyone else. @bazdjcooper for Hull City.

A question for my followers… Who’s the most trusted Twitter account in relation to your club in terms of opinions and takes? It doesn’t matter which club you follow, I’m simply looking to put together a list of trusted commenters from every club I can. Cheers.

@SandraJonesNASA Not jealous of your job....honest 😜

No matter how many times I call a rocket launch it never gets old! Artemis II is home and NG-24 is bound for the International Space Station. So fun to support two human space flight programs at once 🚀

@SandraJonesNASA It going to be strange after Friday - watching the live feed throughout the day (and night), watching the press conferences...what do I do with my time after Friday?

54 years ago we splashed down after the first crewed US mission to space. On Friday we are doing it again, as our Artemis II astronauts return home from their historic Moon mission and the first crewed test flight of Orion. This time we do it in preparation to stay. 🌙

Tomorrow, Miles and I are travelling to King’s College Hospital to meet some of the team working in Charlotte’s Lab. We will be able to see first-hand how your donations are being used to support research into brain tumours. It has now been just over10 years since Charlotte passed and not a day passes when I don't think of the daughter I lost to this underfunded cancer. In that time, very little has changed in treatment. The standard NHS chemotherapy  Temozolomide  was licensed in 1999. The six-week course of radiotherapy also remains unchanged. But one thing has changed: Charlotte’s BAG has raised over £378k directly funding research at Charlotte’s Lab, King’s College Hospital, London. The difference with our charity is simple: we self-fund everything. No salaries No overheads No advertising No merchandise We even cover PayPal and PO Box fees personally, so nothing is taken from the charity account. This means 100% of every donation goes directly to research at Charlotte’s Lab, with whom we work closely. Please do think of us if you are thinking of donating to a brain tumour charity. A RT helps so much TY charlottesbag.org

@Ellieinspace perfect timing - was just about to Google Albedo!

word of the day: Albedo Albedo is the measure of reflectivity of a surface, representing the fraction of solar radiation reflected back into space, usually ranging from 0 (dark/total absorption) to 1 (bright/total reflection). It acts as a natural cooling system; high albedo surfaces (like snow) cool, while low albedo surfaces (like oceans) absorb heat.

@elsleightholm I know it's been said before, but I reckon we should let all world 'leaders' pop up to space for a day or two to realise how fragile the world looks from up there. I bet that would solve a lot of problems (or maybe I'm living in a dream world?)

@elsleightholm What a fantastic picture!

Artemis II launch… caught in my glasses reflection

'I've applied for 500 jobs in two months since graduating' bbc.in/3Nax1eJ

Imagine donating to a brain tumour charity where 100% of your donation goes directly to research and where you are told how your money is spent. Charlotte’s BAG has raised just over £337,000  The big difference with Charlotte's is simple: we self-fund everything. No salaries No overheads No advertising No merchandise We even cover the PayPal and PO Box fees personally so nothing is taken from the charity account. Meaning that 100% of every donation goes directly to research in Charlotte's LAB, Kings College Hospital. London. with whom we work closely If you are thinking of donating to a charity, please consider supporting Bernie running The London Marathon Please RT TY gofundme.com/f/bernie-runs-…

I'm so glad that some students come to me for advice rather than worry on their own. One of the students I have seen today has been diagnosed with a benign brain tumour. They will have their operation next week at King's College Hospital and stay on the same ward Charlotte stayed on. I told them to look out for the beautiful fish tank and about what a lovely ward it is. I will email the team and ask them to say hello to them if they are on the ward. They left with a little something to pack in their bag.  charlottesbag.org The big difference with Charlotte's is simple: we self-fund everything. No salaries No overheads No advertising No merchandise We even cover the PayPal and PO Box fees personally so nothing is taken from the charity account. Meaning that 100% of every donation goes directly to research in Charlotte's LAB, Kings College Hospital. London. with whom we work closely

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