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@ChelseaDan5 Guinness in the winter, larger, or IPA, in the summer, for me. 🍺

The best thing about this heatwave is it makes drinking a cold Pint in a Proper Pub more enjoyable☀️☀️🍻🍻👌

No one loses when 2-0 up at half-time at Wembley in a play-off final. 😬

@1885_ABA2 @pablocords I live in Essex, O’s fan. Not fat, or disgusting, the cunt bit is debatable.

We've missed you too, @WestHamUtd fans. 👋

The only thing that ever blow bubbles was Michael Jackson. Off you pop. life love religion, Lofc.

Oh dear. What a shame. Never mind.

What are people mostly worried about in the UK today? You said "VAT rates on Theme Park Admission" "If it's up there you can bum me on camera"

@OrientRob @SkySportsPL 👍🤣

@darin_burrows @SkySportsPL This is still my favourite

@SkySportsPL, please spend ages scanning the West Ham stadium, showing all their crying fans. Yours sincerely Lofc fans.

@sturgess_steve Because an increase in overall employment cost deters employers from taking on trainees.

Why is #bbclaurak going on about national insurance payments increasing youth employment? Employers do not pay NI for employees under 21.

@LOFCSupporters @leytonorientfc Great effort by all involved once again. 👏👏

END OF SEASON DONATION NEWS: We are pleased to announce that today we have donated £85,000 to @leytonorientfc 🤝 Thank you to all our members and visitors who crossed our threshold and the hardy away day travellers who spent their hard earned money supporting our Club 🍻 🚌 #lofc

Smoking in doors at a place of work, once the EFL find out that's Hull Kicked out & Boro promoted. 😂

@Zero_4 It's not all of a sudden become a concern, plus pension payments are something people pay into, and we all benefit from.

As a percentage of GDP, welfare spending has remained around 10% for the past decade For it to suddenly be the cause of all our ills is deeply insidious The largest driver of increased spending is pensions, which accounts for 55% of total expenditure #bbclaurak

Not sure who's winning the most embarrassing end to a season, current contenders Southampton, Boro, Spurs. Mo Salah, Harry Maguire, or should I delay until our inevitable World Cup defeat in the quarter finals?

Looks more like Antony Gordon.

@LSwallow74 Agree with that, he was class.

Remember when he signed for Orient thinking he was just after one last payday. Couldn't have been more wrong - gave 100% every week.

Pep Guardiola is leaving Man City after 10 years. He won six Premier Leagues, a Champions League and countless other trophies. Just goes to show what can be achieved with limitless financial resources and an elite team of lawyers.

#OnThisDay in 7️⃣9️⃣ Laurie Cunningham made his international debut✨️ ⚽️Aged 2️⃣3️⃣, the #WestBrom winger started for England🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 vs 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿Wales in a draw at Wembley✨️ 🌎Of Jamaican🇯🇲 descent, he became the #ThreeLions 2️⃣nd Black footballer & won 6️⃣ caps✨️ #OneOrient #LOFC #WBA

@historyinmemes Or someone forgot they left it there.

A massive 2,200-pound block of nephrite, known as the Green Stone, was discovered within the ruins of the 3,000-year-old Hittite capital of Hattusa. Archaeologists still do not fully understand why the stone was placed there or what purpose it originally served. What makes the Green Stone unusual is that it stands alone with no obvious connection to nearby structures, and it bears no inscriptions or markings to explain its purpose. Its isolated placement has led archaeologists to debate why it was there in the first place. Some believe the stone may have held ritual or symbolic importance, as the Hittites occasionally placed significant stones within temples or sacred areas. Others think it could have once belonged to a larger object, such as an altar base, throne platform, or ceremonial feature that no longer survives. Another possibility is that it was a valuable imported material intended for construction or craftsmanship that was never used. Because much of the surrounding context has been lost over time, no theory can be confirmed with certainty. That uncertainty is what makes the Green Stone one of the most mysterious discoveries from Hattusa.