My word of the day today is ‘perch’.
Might be fun!
A History of Punk from 1976-78: A Free Online Course from the University of Reading www.openculture.com/2021/06/a… via @openculture
Love this @openculture :
“I fondly remember an exchange..before we hung up the phone. He thanked me for actually reading his book, and I told him I’d thought all interviewers did the same. His response: “That’s the first naïve thing you’ve said all hour”” www.openculture.com/2021/06/t…
I just laughed at a joke in the House of Commons.
This is a worrying development.
“Coming from the vegetarian. Only weggebobbles and fruit. Don’t eat a beefsteak. If you do the eyes of that cow will pursue you through all eternity. They say it’s healthier. Windandwatery though. Tried it. Keep you on the run all day. Bad as a bloater. Dreams all night.”
Happy Bloomsday to anyone celebrating it today.
If I had a pound for every time I’ve searched @Confluence for pages in Matt Penny’s Personal Space instead of pages created by Matt Penny……then I could probably afford to buy myself Chelsea’s new home kit. Or something.
#VeryNicheOldManGrumble
Today I am wondering whether I would rather @ChelseaFC won the Premiership at Elland Road, or at Old Trafford?
#ktbffh #cfc #FixtureReleaseDay
My word of the day today is ‘turnbuckle’.
I think the bloke on the radio must have just said there was a traffic delay because of ‘a van fire’ earlier on……but it definitely sounded like there was ‘a vampire’ earlier on.
@BBCRadio2 #popmaster t.co/QI5lg7xgy…
I feel I ought to have an opinion on @GBNEWS
I don’t
I remember West Ham chums saying we’d been had twitter.com/ChelseaCh…
My word of the day today is ‘glimmer’.
“Global Britain. Right” twitter.com/herszenho…
Come on Mason, and them other blokes!
#ENGCRO #eng
RT @lazyfred1971: the person who invented “autocorrect” should burn in hello.
I can’t yet get excited by the Euros if I’m totally honest
After the two finals Chelsea played in it feels a bit flat still
Sorry.
Not entirely sorry
I’m slightly obsessed with this song
#TodayILearned that a chap called Henry Penton was responsible for a lot of the development around Islington.
Hence ‘Pentonville’.
Today I am mainly listening to a collection of disco-y versions of Elvis songs.
Don’t judge me