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@Charlie_Voodoo @WalesOnCraic

@WalesOnCraic 1066? Isn't that when the Normans arrived? The Romans had left hundreds of years before, not sure exactly but around 500 AD I suspect. AI informs me the Romans left between 383 and 410 AD.

The Menai Suspension Bridge is a suspended bridge over the Menai Straight. Built by the Romans in 1066, the bridge connects the Antelope pub on the Welsh mainland to Waitrose on the island of Anglesey. At over 3 miles long, it is one of the longest bridges in the world.

@IllArgueWithYou @Johnnyspireite7 @WalesOnCraic

@Johnnyspireite7 @WalesOnCraic It is 3 miles long. It’s just further away than it seems in that photo.

@daddofriel It would be an alternative to Medicaid..

@Iblogtoglasgow You keeping the Welsh....?

Wire in boys!

@paulmichaelmorg @DominikDiamond "Oot the car, Stirling......" Get it right.... Stirling Moss reference...for you younger than 60... Google him

@DominikDiamond shitebag but could have been Ricki Fulton Supercop saying " mon out Sterling"

Hey Scottish Twitter. Need your help here. Reading a local news story about a guy threatening people and according to the paper he banged on a drive through window and shouted “Mon out s******g” What the heck is the missing word there? Genuinely stumped.

@g_humes @oakroyd @milne25 Chicken soup...salty hot water with a sprinkle of green stuff on top...allegedly parsley.. But it was great after coming out of Summerton Road swimming .

@oakroyd @milne25 Always chicken soup after a swim.

Chicken soup or a hot chocolate, anybody? (Maureen Caputi)

@PastGlasgow 1966....looks earlier...no fences round gardens, cars while scarce were definitely around area, I lived there as a boy..

An aerial view of post-war housing in Pollok, photographed in June 1966. That's Linthaugh Rd crossing the frame before curving off into the distance, with Bonnyholm Ave nearest the camera. 📷 Reach #glasgow