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@BikesnAle Reverend James is a good tipple! 👍

Spoons Weeping Ash ha a good Reverend James, now a New River, Blind Poet. It’s after asking for a top up!

@pcr123 Neck Oil is awful beer, keg (of course) and almost tastes like a bitter/lager hybrid. They sell it at my local football club (Stockport County) but it's not for me

Next up Beavertown Neck Oil. At £7.15 a pint I might stick to cocktails here 🤣🙈

@cleantechnica That would presumably be a private charging station at the home depot of the truck shown. Not exactly the "solution" is it?

“Yes We Can” — BEV Heavy Trucks Already in Service cleantechnica.com/2026/04/29/yes…

@Brownieboy77777 @TheDailyDraught "Related" to Carling: Created by Molson Coors (Carling, Coors Light, Pravha etc) in collaboration with La Sagra Brewery, a craft firm in Spain bought out by Coors in 2017. So the name "Madri" is to give it some "Madridification", if it was called "Sagra" would it be so popular?

@TheDailyDraught Worse than Carling

I don't understand how has Madri managed to infiltrate it's way into so many pubs across the UK

@TheDailyDraught Created by Molson Coors (Carling, Coors Light, Pravha etc) in collaboration with La Sagra Brewery, a craft firm in Spain bought out by Coors in 2017. So the name "Madri" is pure fakery to give it some "Madridification" ... if it was called "La Sagra" would it be so popular here?

@Manchesterj73i @TheDailyDraught If they don't bring the water here (to Yorkshire where it's brewed) then it's not the same, whether the "recipe" is the Spanish one or not. Not singling Madri out particularly, they all do it.

@prwright55 @TheDailyDraught It is actually a Spanish recipe from a brewery in Madrid….just backed up my massive marketing

@metroTM33 Beautiful, and I particularly liked the "slow down" lights 😅

1978 #Ferrari 308 GTS

@chefsevenn Red wine

You get one side with this spaghetti, what are you choosing?

@FoodPleaser UnItalian

What’s the first word that comes to mind when you see this pizza?

@CultureExploreX I was once on an outback trip in Australia when the guide asked us if we'd ever seen a more beautiful place (we were in the Kimberley area), and one of the girls on the trip was Swiss .... you should have seen her face! 😅

Lauterbrunnen - the land that inspired Tolkien!

@NightShiftMD I didn't realise you could get a doctorate in "clutching at straws".

Being "ratioed" is the anti vaxxer's concept of scientific proof.

@6thgearmotorcyc Finally a use for "aero fins"🤣

The all new V4 1100 Tuono also comes with its very own coffee cup holder! 😎🙌😂

@BelfastDon Ahhh, beer from the exotic far away land of, er, Burton on Trent 😂

Turned out a nice afternoon

@OllieHolt22 Yes, game over for Chelsea as it turned out 😆

Teamsheets from Stamford Bridge. Forest put out severely weakened side. Game over before it’s begun?

@SpencerHakimian Cheap, that's about 30% less than current UK prices

🚨BREAKING: Gas hits $5.50/Gallon in North Carolina.

@TheDailyDraught Cooking lager, awful

Shit pint, shit pour

@truthstreamnews I would advise you not to visit Europe, that price is about half of current UK prices for regular petrol (gas).

Biden wasn’t special. Seen in Austin, Texas about three weeks ago. Someone took the time to scratch his eyes out.

@CarlHigbie They'd read the memo, knew a "drill" was planned so did nothing until another "security" agent fired a shot of "friendly fire" at them by mistake.

Gender pay gap explained:

@Shelly5789 @BohemianAtmosp1 You referred to an "investigational individualized mRNA-based cancer vaccine" but it's a treatment for people who already have the specific cancer in question, it isn't to prevent it happening in the first place. Therefore: a treatment not a vaccination

@prwright55 @BohemianAtmosp1 Pembrolizumab is a humanized monoclonal antibody, a type of protein-based immune checkpoint inhibitor used to treat cancer. However, it is frequently used in combination with an investigational individualized mRNA-based cancer vaccine (mRNA-4157/V940) in recent clinical trials.

😬😱 “The treatment is given every three weeks as a one-minute injection or every six weeks as a two-minute injection, depending on the type of cancer people have.”