Stephen Robinson 🇺🇦💙

Celebrating half a million people (and counting) in #OneTreeProject select any two US Presidents/Vice Presidents to see how they are related.

@wonderofscience The FIFA World Cup Trophy has 2 layers of malachite..

@markgoldbridge Got him a present… 😉

Don't need to see that McTominay clip. He hasn't been good enough for years.

@1980sRewind This is what profit you’re looking at (this does not include dividends) Walmart $1,603,061 Apple Corp. $1,792,022.40 Microsoft $4,350,470.40 Berkshire Hathaway-A $1,088,000

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It’s August 15th it’s 1969 and somewhere in Bethel, New York @woodstockfest is happening! #woodstock #matthewssoutherncomfort #joanbaez

@joncoopertweets Donald Trump - Motivational Speaker

Caption this.

@historyinmemes simpleflying.com/deliberate-boe…

In April 2012, a team of researchers intentionally conducted a controlled crash of a former Alaska Airlines Boeing 727. This event took place in Mexico and aimed to investigate a genuine aircraft crash scenario. While many believe that surviving a plane crash is unlikely, this study revealed a different reality. The research indicated that passengers seated in the aircraft's front section were most vulnerable during the simulation. Individuals situated near the wings might sustain injuries, but these injuries were not deemed life-threatening. Interestingly, passengers positioned at the back of the plane emerged with minimal harm and only a few injuries.

@Nelgumford @ilovenostalgia Bit like this? @ladbible

@ilovenostalgia When the older boys brought a moped along to really make it spin...

Besty days ever...😂

@jayleno Loved your video about the McFarlan Model 154, there are 2 books on McFarlan 1 of them is very rare if you are quick you might get them: …

@TheRealBuzz Is this readable I’m not sure about picture sizes and X

Splashdown of #Apollo11 occurred 54 years ago today. Our descent back through the heat of Earth’s atmosphere was appropriately capped with a cool dip in the Pacific, and our recovery by our dedicated military services solidified a safe and successful return from the Moon. The splashdown operation marked the start of after-action work ahead following our quarantine. In many ways, the end of Apollo XI was really just the beginning.

@crockpics Xentrix

In honor of Twitter becoming X.com. Name a group, solo artist or song that has X in their name or title.

@mikebaldwin @gunsnrosesgirl3 @marktakesphoto Ospreys can carry off their weight in prey and they have been known to drown for trying oversized fish as its next to impossible for them to retract their talons once engaged

@gunsnrosesgirl3 @marktakesphoto They probably weigh the same amount. That’s crazy to imagine a me-sized bird carrying me away. Damn, nature! You scary!

Despite being pulled underwater multiple times, this Osprey resurfaces triumphantly with an enormous pompano in its grasp. 📹@marktakesphoto

@historyinmemes @stephenfry The Alans!

In the late 19th century, an Ossetian man from the village of Koban, located in North Ossetia in the Caucasus Mountains of the Russian Empire, stood for a photograph in the year 1881. This snapshot captured a glimpse of the life and identity of the Ossetian people, an Iranian ethnic group indigenous to the ethnolinguistic region known as Ossetia. The Ossetians have a rich cultural heritage that has evolved over centuries in the rugged and diverse landscapes of the Caucasus Mountains. Their language, Ossetic, belongs to the Eastern Iranian branch of the Indo-European language family and is also known as Alanic. Ossetic is distinct and fascinating, reflecting their historical ties to the Alans, an ancient Iranian nomadic people. While Ossetic is their primary language, most Ossetians are also fluent in Russian as a second language. The historical and political interactions with the Russian Empire, which later transformed into the Soviet Union, played a significant role in the adoption of the Russian language among the Ossetian population. Russian became an important lingua franca in the region, facilitating communication and interaction with neighboring communities and the wider world. The village of Koban, nestled amidst the picturesque landscapes of North Ossetia, served as a microcosm of Ossetian life during the late 19th century. Life in Koban would have been deeply connected to the natural environment, with its residents engaged in activities such as agriculture, animal husbandry, and traditional crafts. The village would have been characterized by closely-knit social ties, where communal values and traditions were cherished.

Practically invisible

@Carra23 Does James Acaster count?

Two current professionals, one of them you will all get, the other I’m not so sure!

@dshensmith in the light of certain parts of the uk where water supplies are non existent can you go through The Water Industry Act 1991 or any other act and advise what rights consumers have with water companies👍

@OTerrifying More on the Black Sea Hare: youtu.be/15I8eIqh9iI

Scottish wildcats have been released into the Cairngorms National Park 🐈. Known as Highland tigers, they are Scotland’s last remaining native cat species. We're proud to support this project which draws on global conservation expertise. Find out more➡️ bit.ly/scotwildcats

@ArfurSmith Never put off until tomorrow what you can do the day after tomorrow - Mark Twain

Shall I do that stuff I’m meant to do or just spend all day watching the cricket?

@RnRNationlive @RnRliveRadio Wiley ft. Chew Fu - Take That

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@BillGates and John Warne “Bet-a-Million” Gates cousins! #OneTreeProject #Geneology