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@LeightonCumber Fucking joke

How the fuck is that not a red card 🤣

On this date in 1991, “What About Bob?” starring Bill Murray & Richard Dreyfuss premiered in theaters.

@historyrock_ 1980

Have you ever wondered what would have happened if Freddie Mercury, Michael Jackson, Elvis Presley, Jimi Hendrix, and many other legends hadn't left this world so soon? Just think of all the masterpieces we've missed out on…

@DonnellyAndrew Bulgaria bangs.

It’s a 10 from me Greece 🙌🏻#Eurovisión2026

@DonnellyAndrew It will. And they will.

Would be funny if Andy Burnham loses the bi election and reform get another seat #LabourLeadership

I might have eaten slightly undercooked chicken tonight. I might not have.

@landofthe80s Anything pre 1980

Which is your favorite AC/DC album?

@8DaysOnTheRoad @historyrock_ Do we?

@historyrock_ Thank goodness we have the show on Blu-ray to enjoy over and over.

Led Zeppelin’s 2007 reunion was a historic and unique event. It was the only full concert performed by the band’s surviving members following their breakup in 1980. It all began as a tribute to Ahmet Ertegun, the legendary founder of Atlantic Records, who passed away in 2006 and played a pivotal role in Led Zeppelin’s career. The three surviving members—Jimmy Page, Robert Plant, and John Paul Jones—decided to reunite for a one-off concert on December 10, 2007, at London’s O2 Arena, accompanied by Jason Bonham, son of legendary drummer John Bonham, who had died in 1980 and led to the band’s breakup. That night marked Led Zeppelin’s first (and so far only) full concert since their breakup. After brief and unsuccessful attempts in the 1980s, Jimmy Page wanted to do something big: a show lasting over two hours featuring their entire classic repertoire. The demand for tickets was historic: around 20,000 tickets went on sale, but more than 20 million people from around the world tried to buy them online, breaking a Guinness World Record. The concert was a resounding success. The band sounded powerful, tight, and full of emotion. They played classics like “Good Times Bad Times,” “Ramble On,” “Black Dog,” “Kashmir,” “Whole Lotta Love,” and, for the encore, “Stairway to Heaven” and “Rock and Roll.” Jason Bonham lived up to his father’s legacy, and the chemistry between the four felt intact. Critics and fans alike agreed that it was a magical and emotional night. After the show, many hoped it would turn into a world tour. Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones, and Jason Bonham were up for it, but Robert Plant decided not to continue. He preferred to pursue his solo career and didn’t want to permanently return to the past.

@Teejaystpe @historyrock_ It’s ok. Just nothing compared to the first 7/8 albums.

@The_Python_83 @historyrock_ It is a great song.

The story behind AC/DC’s “Thunderstruck” is that of one of hard rock’s most powerful and recognizable riffs, born from a simple guitar idea. In the late ’80s, during the Blow Up Your Video tour, Angus Young was practicing at home when a “trick” or guitar exercise came to him: that lightning-fast, addictive pattern of notes that opens the song (played almost entirely with one hand). He showed it to his brother Malcolm, who immediately added a powerful backing rhythm. Between the two of them, they built the entire structure of the song in just a few months. The most famous urban legend claims that Angus was inspired while traveling on a plane that was struck by lightning and nearly crashed. It’s a story the band told for years, but Angus himself debunked it in the liner notes for the reissue of The Razors Edge (2003): it was just a guitar exercise, nothing more. Brian Johnson wrote the lyrics in classic AC/DC style: energy, power, and electricity. They liked the title “Thunderstruck” because it sounded strong and fit perfectly with the band’s image (“AC/DC = Power”). It was recorded in 1990 for the album The Razors Edge, produced by Rick Rubin, and became the first single. The song marked AC/DC’s triumphant return after a few difficult years for the band.

There is only one Mayonnaise and that is Hellmans. Everything else is dogshit.

That was very sexy GVV

Thrilled to have the support of the Iceman @Gezzyprice. 🎯 From one Valleys boy to another, thank you, Gerwyn. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 Let’s deliver change for Wales on May 7.

@ChrisSmith1992 And I didn’t think I’d tell you to grow up tonight. But here we are.

Didn’t think I’d cry tonight

@CryptoCzar777 @CoinDesk @SoFi No. Please explain.

@CoinDesk @SoFi XRP = Apple ETH = Android SOL = Microsoft do you people understand yet?

LATEST: @SoFi adds $XRP deposits alongside $BTC, $ETH and $SOL, becoming one of the first nationally chartered U.S. banks to offer $XRP trading directly from FDIC-insured accounts.

@Michael01310692 @Tungsten_Tales He has two world titles. And he’s 19 years old. Think about it.

@Tungsten_Tales Luke big baws, wait till you get to 16-17 WORLD TITLES then you can mess with the crowd

🤔 Wayne Mardle had some words of advice for Luke Littler after his battles with the crowd in recent weeks, saying it "has to stop". "It's a new phase that he's going through, he's starting to bite a little more with the crowd and that's got to stop. "Luke Littler will have to realise, 'I might have to be that bit quiet, let the darts do the talking'. Antagonising the audience, which he has done on occasions (Isn't good)... "And don't talk about the amount prize money up for grabs that they're putting in your pocket because that's not the way forwards!" #Darts

@VandelaysBack @jawscast75 Awesome thank you

@The_Python_83 @jawscast75 amazon.com/BANDAI-Bikkura…

Shut up and take my money! #Jaws

@JohnSalmonX @FootyScran @AFCWimbledon Papa John’s ok as long as you have 17 litres of water to go with it.

@The_Python_83 @FootyScran @AFCWimbledon Not needed when papa johns does it for me.

Pepperoni pizza at AFC Wimbledon (@AFCWimbledon) 💷 £11

@FootyScran Outrageously sexy

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