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@GeoffCrease No but my sister did in Swindon

@leefer3 You didn’t used to work at the Anchor Butter site back in the day? Like having free polish for that snazzy footwear? Superb 🙏😂👍

Old picture of mine when I used to wear loafers Tell you what they didn't half attract the birds

@MalcDaySTFC 🤣

@leefer3 Stick him in a bowl of iPhones and he’ll be fine!

Wonder if Rice will play tomorrow night Didn't look right v Norway🤔 #England

@kentishfenman Well.. We didn't have much dough to be fair

@leefer3 You were clearly well bread.

#WorldCup #England

Great Western Railwaymen who lost their lives in the First World War #WW1 #GWR Thomas Keen -Packer Engineering Dept Witney Pte 2nd Ox & Bucks Light Infantry Died of wounds 30 November 1914 Buried at Ypres Town Cemetery Extension. Aged 29

New photo in my collection: Wounded on stretchers being put onto a wagon on a light railway near Feuchy (east of Arras) 29/4/1917. The stretchers are kept in place with purpose made slotted wood lengths. The motive power is a Simplex Tractor which the driver is tinkering with.

From the archives of All Things Georgian, '18th century stationery trade cards' - wp.me/p3JTNy-6YJ

@Goudriaan2 @17thCenturyLady That is stunning

Still Life with Asparagus Adriaen Coorte, 1697

A lot of the men who crossed into Israel on October 7 made it back home and tried to return to normal life. They went back to their neighborhoods, their families, and whatever passed for a routine. Some of them probably told themselves that the worst was over. After all, they had survived the raid, the fighting, and the initial wave of retaliation. In their minds, time was now on their side. The world would move on, the headlines would fade, and eventually they could just be regular people again. That was the mistake. Israel didn’t treat October 7 like a regular wartime event that eventually gets archived. They treated it like a crime scene with thousands of pieces of evidence and an extremely long memory. While some of these men were busy trying to blend back into civilian life, Israel was busy matching faces from bodycam footage, cross-referencing names from captured phones, and following the trails that came out of interrogations. They weren’t in a rush. They were building files. There’s something almost darkly funny about watching men who participated in that level of barbarism try to go back to being husbands, mechanics, or neighbors, as if the footage of what they did would eventually expire like old milk. They really believed that if they just kept their heads down long enough, the whole thing would become yesterday’s news. It didn’t. Israel kept the receipts. And unlike most governments, they’ve shown zero interest in letting the statute of limitations run out on mass murder and rape. The slow, steady announcements of individual deaths aren’t random. They’re the result of patient, methodical work on men who made the critical error of assuming they could commit atrocities and then simply return to ordinary life like nothing happened. Some mistakes don’t get smaller with time. They just get documented. (article below)

@geminicat7 🤣

@leefer3 Never give up your day job Lee 😑

@spirited4ever Eggfried at centre half

@leefer3 True, be better off playing pilau rice I reckon

@mickrjackson10 🤣

@leefer3 He was a bit of a pudding

@ladwa77 Yep...and Shearer x 2 a little later 😡😡

@leefer3 That was some team Blackburn had. Flowers, Hendry, Le Saux, Sherwood, Batty and Wilcox as well 👌🏽

Stuart Ripley 2 caps for England Remember him in a great Blackburn team with Shearer and Sutton. For you younger #stfc fans he is the father of current @Official_STFC goalkeeper Connor

@Webby6670 Sounds about right

@leefer3 Love it! ❤️ I used to manage a kids’ football team in Wroughton. Sid would sometimes deliver the team talk, and it consisted of just three words… “Think… hurt… kill.” 😂 What a legend. ❤️

I have always been interested in...well interesting people from my home town of #Swindon Worthies as they were known in times gone by Good photo here of #stfc legend Ernie Hunt presenting trophies to the Southbrook Inn FC in the 1960s Who remembers Sid the Kid? Far left

@WessexWorld 🤣

@leefer3 Crumbs!

@Frogfoot67 🤣

@leefer3 Bet they kept your feet toastie.

@spirited4ever Without doubt

@leefer3 Xtc best thing to come out of Swindon. Vastly underated band

#England #EnglandVsArgentina

@theawayfans A Kane hatrick

What do England need to do to stop this man tomorrow?