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@mickprince34

NHS working, Atheist craft beer lover and supporter of Barnsley FC, Yorkshire and England at owt.

West Yorkshire Katılım Temmuz 2010
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Mikey Boy@mickprince34·
@Grievezy Crikey! Where’s tha doin big shop? Allus some IPA about
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Lee Grieve
Lee Grieve@Grievezy·
Stella, sweet chilli houmous and cock and prawntail Pringles, rock n roll satdy nights 🥴
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Stephen Gibbons
Stephen Gibbons@Gibboanxious·
What's your favourite feel-good movie???
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Mikey Boy@mickprince34·
@MusicPills10 “They smelt of pubs and Wormwood Scrubs and too many right wing meetings” Down In The Tube Station At Midnight, 1978
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MP10@MusicPills10·
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Brendan May
Brendan May@bmay·
This compilation shows Farage clearly has more than a few anger issues with women reporters. Also, you can’t have someone this thin skinned and tetchy in charge of defence, let alone nuclear codes. Wholly unfit for office.
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Don McGowan
Don McGowan@donmcgowan·
I feel like I need to explain why the Tories and Reform UK are telling lies about our North Sea gas supply. But this isn't my field of expertise by a long chalk, so I'll let others tell the tale. Firstly, let's look at Tory MP and, at that point Energy Minister, Greg Hands in 2022. Greg was serving under Boris Johnson at this point in … THE YEAR OF THREE PRIME MINISTERS [if you imagine a dum, dum duuummmm here, it adds to the drama]. At that time Greg was dealing with the possibility of conflict in Ukraine and the ramifications on our energy prices so he released a series of tweets to dispel some common myths around the UK market. They are worth a read: x.com/GregHands/stat… Not only does he dispel the myth that using our own gas would mean lower prices, he also advocates for more renewables. Remember when the Conservatives hadn't completely lost the plot … yet? A mere seven months down the line from Greg Hands' rational approach to energy, we were faced with Prime Minister Liz Truss and new Energy Secretary, Jacob Rees-Mogg — the nightmare every child has after watching Scrooged for the first time. In her very first speech as PM, she told the country that, “We will get spades in the ground to make sure people are not facing unaffordable energy bills.” Talking about fracking, of course, which went as well as all of her other promises. Mogg made various statements about increasing oil and gas licences but was, at every step, shut down by … science. Something that should have, but didn't, stop Brexit — another Mogg-made fiasco. Those halcyon days of September seemed as though Truss would never end, and the UK was on a direct path to 'sovereignty', or some such. It lasted five weeks. When Rishi Sunak took over in October, things took a turn for the worse as Grant Shapps became the third Energy Secretary of that very long year. Shapps lasted less than a year before moving to Defence, despite being replaced as Biz Secretary [energy] by a certain Grant Shapps as Energy Minister. He managed two roles attached to energy but achieved … nothing. This is running long, so to summarise: The Tories, within one year, managed to turn their energy policy from a credible one that boosted renewables and clearly laid out why our supply of gas is not sufficient, into one of chaos and culture wars. One that started to clamour about North Sea gas, despite being repeatedly told that: a) we don't have enough b) what we do have is miles offshore c) it would take almost four years to bring to market d) we still have to sell it on the global market This coincided rather nicely with the entry of Rishi Sunak as PM. A man so in hock to lobbies and Tufton Street that he was hobbled from day one. And here we are, six years later, with all of those faces long gone, but we're still being barracked by two new culture warriors, Badenoch and Farage. One in similar hock to Tufton Street, the other owned by American and possibly Russian fossil fuel lobbies. The facts remain the same, however — British North Sea production does not and will never lower our energy bills, no matter which face the lies emanate from. I'll leave you with the immortal words of Greg Hands.
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Wayne Goodison
Wayne Goodison@wayneg4·
Been back down for training, happy memories 👌🏼❤️
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Mikey Boy@mickprince34·
@BFCDrinkers Bobby Horn walking down Grove St with gloves I hear
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Matchday Drinkers 🍻
Matchday Drinkers 🍻@BFCDrinkers·
Scott Flinders on the bench. Him we saw playing two decades ago ha. What a squad.
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The Purple Pimpernel
The Purple Pimpernel@Eyeswideopen69·
@DilipShah_ Truss did it to herself. Trump did this to Reeves. Sit down and be quiet you stupid little man.
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Dilip Shah
Dilip Shah@DilipShah_·
Absolutely humiliating for Rachel Reeves who claimed Truss crashed the economy when 10 year Gilt yields briefly passed 4% The Labour moron premium is far larger, as UK government borrowing costs close in on 5% #Economy
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ROCKET MAN
ROCKET MAN@Userselon192·
The Housemartins - Sheep
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JukeBox
JukeBox@JukeBoxNonStop·
The Housemartins - Build
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Amy
Amy@20th_Centurygal·
If you could walk into any 70s concert tonight, who’s on stage when the lights go down?
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archivetvmusings@archivetvmus71·
Porridge - No Way Out (24th December 1975). "They dug another tunnel and put the earth down there".
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