Tim

@OctopusEnergy Hi the DM link doesn't work?

@begleytim Hey Tim, I'm here to help. Can you send me over your account details via DM, and I'll look to get your export credited up to date 🐙 twitter.com/messages/compo…

@OctopusEnergy I've been exporting Elec since 13th Feb, I can see the daily export kWh on the app, but have never had any credits applied to my bills? Can you tell me what needs to be done to have the credits applied to my bills?

BIRMINGHAM. ON THE RISE AGAIN. 🔵

@afneil Let's face it, nothing will happen until after the local elections. No other MP will put their head above the parapet until then. All of them are happy to wait for the inevitable.

The claim that nobody at the heart of government — ie close to Starmer — knew Mandelson had flunked his security vetting is unravelling at a rate of knots. Starmer’s head of comms was alerted by the media last September. Sources tell me multiple folks in the Cabinet Office (where the UK Security Vetting unit is based) had known for quite some time. Cat Little, Cabinet Office Permanent Secretary, even had a copy of the UK Sec Vet January 2025 document concluding Mandelson was unfit to be US ambassador. She informed the new cabinet secretary Antonia Romeo. Soon there were about a dozen lawyers and officials crawling all over it. Such matters don’t stay secret for long in the upper echelons of Whitehall. But it seems the PM was still in the dark … until last Tuesday. Mmmmmm

Dr. Robert Lanza's theory of biocentrism integrates quantum physics principles to argue that death is an illusion, positing that life and consciousness are not mere byproducts of a material universe but its foundational elements. In this view, reality emerges from biological awareness rather than existing independently. Quantum mechanics demonstrates that particles remain in superpositions of possibilities until observed, collapsing into definite states only through measurement—suggesting the observer's role is essential in shaping outcomes. Biocentrism extends this observer effect profoundly: space and time are not objective backdrops but perceptual tools created by consciousness to organize sensory information and experiences. Without consciousness, the classical world of solid objects, linear time, and causality dissolves into pure potentiality. Lanza draws on Einstein's insight that the distinction between past, present, and future is a "stubbornly persistent illusion," reinforcing that time is a mental construct rather than an absolute flow. In a timeless, spaceless framework, death—as the permanent cessation of a biological process—loses meaning. The body may decay in one perceptual narrative, but the "alive feeling," the core sense of self tied to consciousness, persists because energy cannot be destroyed and reality is not confined to a single timeline or universe. Biocentrism aligns with ideas of multiple realities, where all possibilities coexist; what we perceive as death is merely shifting focus from one experiential branch to another in an interconnected, multi-dimensional cosmos. Thus, death appears real only within our limited, body-centered perception—it's a transition, not an end, as consciousness continues beyond the illusion of temporal boundaries, rendering personal existence eternal in a reality woven by life itself.

@frankbrunoboxer The more I see, the more I know. The more I know, the less I understand. (credit @paulwellerHQ)

Morning The Welsh Rugby game showed a bit of determination but alas! So what you got planned this weekend? I was asked an interesting question the other day if I had to name a book about my life what would it be called apart from my name of course. So let me ask you if a book was to named about you without mentioning your name what would it be? Leave that one with you have a good day

@wozaboxa Hard to hear 'don't stop believin' without thinking the ending

@begleytim I sort of know through spoilers.

Rewatching the Sopranos, never did finish it off, I forgot how much I hated some of the characters, Meadow mainly, whiny div. Richy Aprille is a fucker too. Brilliant though ain't

@LeeW1875 @BCFC Remember singing 'we want 5, we want 5...' at 4-1... We got 6 😭

@BCFC youtu.be/77gPYRXo9wU?si… 😒

What football game would you turn into a film?

@MervHughes332 Top man merv, met you twice (Melbourne 2002 and Edgbaston 2009(?)) and both times you were happy to pose for a pic 👍🏻

Not yet…. Still here!

@ad_I_am Notradamus

NostraDevlin strikes again!…

Do you still have your #throughthekeyhole key @FatimaWh1tbread 👀

Also selling this 90-91 #bcfc top Decent condition for a 33 year top! #birmingham #retro Check out Birmingham City 1990-1991 Home Football Shirt (CHEST SIZE 38/40 - Medium) ebay.co.uk/itm/3355996769… #eBay via @eBay_UK

Selling this 94/95 XL kit (baggy was all the rage in the early 90s and I wasn't even fat 😂) #bcfc #birmingham #KRO Check out Birmingham City Home Kit 1994/95 - XL ebay.co.uk/itm/3355996861… #eBay via @eBay_UK

@Cmdr_Hadfield Is there anything @Cmdr_Hadfield related to see in between this September? We're traveling between Halifax and Toronto for 10 days?

There are far fewer spacesuits and vacuum-rated gloves than most people imagine. I'm delighted that our hands are similar, and you will be wearing the same gloves I did!

@Glenn1987Davis The 90-91 Mark One kit is a small, the rest are medium. I have another 9 to list

@begleytim What sizes are they mate?

Time for a clear out 😭😭 3 on ebay so far #bcfc ebay.co.uk/itm/3353910417…

@dancox1980 @CalCostello_ @BCFC Same here Dan

@CalCostello_ @BCFC I’m not an influencer, haven’t been before but I got an invite for putting my name forward for one of the working groups Did you volunteer?

@BCFC nice to see the same faces at the open house again guess if you ain’t active everyday in regards to Blues on social media everyday you don’t get an invite #BCFC

Hi @a4asdawareness, I popped over to say hi after the Q&A tonight, to say we'll done on asking a superb question tonight. Well done for getting up and making a great point! #bcfc

Looking forward to hearing the Ambition first hand #bcfc