granny fanny

@benonwine Why ? As if animals don’t go through enough shit at the hands of humans

This is just evil!

@PeteBritish @mr_xray101 No one seemed to mind that the birds had the cream !!!

@mr_xray101 I remember it well! 😁

Who remembers the 70’s/80’s when milk bottle froze on your doorstep?

@visitnorthyork Barnsley chop

What’s the greatest thing Yorkshire has ever given the world?

@80s_Kidz We used to go late on Saturday tea time, when they were half price

Who remembers going to a Woolworths to choose their Easter eggs? #happyeaster #eastergift

@saniyafatma1278 Whatever you do don’t put your finger in the…………..arhhhhhh….ouch ! …..Why did you do that?

Time just rolled back, if you remember this you're a certified legend of the good old days!

@ColinSpenc4257 Still do

ONE PINT OR TWO.

@bagshaw2112 The best times

Today’s #retro #memory . Those of a certain age can relate to this photo …

@pedromacllan @WorldByWolf I agree ….. he can’t put himself in a world he hasn’t lived in

@WorldByWolf Most of us didn’t go to university. We had to go out and get real jobs. We couldn’t afford to go to university to get a degree in Dance and Ancient Nigerian Politics, to then go and work in Aldi. Dick.

Boomers had the single best standard of living across their entire lives than any generation in history. Free university, affordable housing, the NICE economic years, and now the triple lock on pensions. They are, in aggregate, the single most selfish generation ever. I can’t afford to own my own house, I have massive university debts, I live in a time of high youth unemployment and stagnant economic growth, and @RobertJenrick now has the temerity to suggest I want to pay more in tax to fund gold plaited pensions for the richest generation ever. I know exactly how Reform came to the decision to keep the triple lock. Farage is actually instinctively against it but he’s seen the polling that shows getting rid of the triple lock would lead to a flood of voters going to the Tories or Labour. I hope Restore Britain actually have the guts to level with people and say we can’t afford to maintain the triple lock and instead commit to some combination of raising the retirement age, capping the rate of increase, introducing a degree of means testing, and actually in the long term getting the government out of the pensions business and shifting that responsibility onto employers and employees.

@Ethan1860 @WorldByWolf Most I knew finished school on Friday and had a job in the mines or factories on Monday . A few went to college if their parents were a bit better off. It’s a different world today

@WorldByWolf The vast majority of boomers did not go to uni. They did hard shifts in industry & manufacturing, jobs that don't exist now. My father did nights for 25 years just to get a bit extra income. There was no option then to sit at home claiming £1000s on benefits. Lazy argument tbh.

@WorldByWolf Not many people had the opportunity to go to university that I knew in a mining village . They had to go straight out to work at 16 to contribute to the family income. Not many owned their own house either until the cheap council houses and colliery houses became available

@WorldByWolf Selfish ….. haha i this ,I that , I want ! You haven’t a clue how some pensioners live

@ColinSpenc4257 When your dad worked down the pit and you got the coal delivered outside your yard and had to help him get it in ! Hard work but a part of mining family life

I DID. DID YOU.

@ColinSpenc4257 I used to love raking out the ashes

@Puppieslover Stormzy is amazing . What a beautiful and happy dog . Thanks you so much for the care devotion and love you give the dogs everyday x

This is Stormzy. Once a tiny Thai street pup who could barely walk, now this big happy gentleman is bouncing along with the purest joy on his walks, catching sunsets, and getting tucked into bed every night by his forever humans. Living his best life!

@Boobaloosh Don’t you think it’s th same for everyone? It’s the same for workers who receive no benefits and are on a low income

Living on benefits in the UK often feels like a relentless survival act defined by constant worry and impossible choices. With the rising cost of living, many find themselves struggling to buy food after covering the most basic utility bills, often skipping meals just to keep the lights on. The lack of a safety net becomes terrifying when not having enough money for unforeseen expenses, such as a broken appliance or an emergency repair, can lead to immediate debt. This isolation is compounded for those not having a family anymore to ask for help because they are all dead, leaving them to face a rigid, often unforgiving system without any emotional or financial buffer to lean on.

@benonwine I hope she thinks of this everyday of her life , with the jubilance turning to guilt and remorse that haunts her for the rest of her life …. Karma will happen

"What must've happened to you in your life to make you want to kill a beautiful animal and then lie next to it smiling?" Do if YOU think TROPHY HUNTING should be BANNED. 🛑 YES/NO

@tigerjam_tmg @NiallHarbison Absolutely wonderful for her . Look at her face enjoying life and smiling

@NiallHarbison THIS changed everything about my own mood this morning. This joy. Thank you, Niall. I'm so glad for Iris, and grateful for every dog that you and your team rescue. You are remarkable and inspiring, and a reminder of how much we can change things by doing good in the world. 🙏

She was tied up after being used for breeding and left on outside in the sun and rain. Iris had a miserable life. We rescued her and built her back up. Look at her now on a day trip with her new family and her 2 siblings. I’m so happy for her ❤️

@NiallHarbison It’s just beautiful to see her

@davespink290 @benonwine We call it Clethorpees

@benonwine Cleethorps

Where is a place you have been to, but have no desire to visit again?