RT @ChelseaFC: βYou know, London is Blue!β π΅ @hazardeden10 #CHEARS t.co/Md7F4cp4m…
RT @ChelseaFC: βYou know, London is Blue!β π΅ @hazardeden10 #CHEARS t.co/Md7F4cp4m…
Jamie Vardy getting a cardy
#MOTD
I’d actually take 3-2?
#CHEARS twitter.com/salisbury…
I’d settle for 6-2 though
#CHEARS twitter.com/salisbury…
Is another 6-0 on the cards?
#CHEARS
RT @janeeecharman: Alexander Litvinenko. Apparently his body could not be exhumed because of radioactivity. RIP t.co/jr7KF2v1Z…
RT @JamesCleverly: I thought Jeremy was all about talking to people you donβt agree with. He claims to do it all the time. t.co/wTsβ¦
And you’re not Ben E. King either
#IStandWith #AllTheOtherPeopleAtTheBusStop
I was thinking about scheduling a bunch of #OnThisDay in Salisbury and Stonehenge tweets… and it looks like you can do this with the Twitter API
Will probably take me several months to work out how to use it though
#ABearOfVerySmallBrain
:)
#OnThisDay in 1792 George III visited Salisbury
RT @haveigotnews: Documents reveal Boris Johnsonβs trip to avoid Heathrow vote cost taxpayers Β£20k, though itβs thought heβll rectify the sβ¦
Edith Olivier reputedly saw the Bishops' Birds at the time of his death books.google.co.uk/books
#OnThisDay in 1911 Bishop of Salisbury John Wordsworth died.
He founded the school and donated the Bishop Walk to the city. He was the great nephew of the poet.
#OnThisDay in 2005, Madonna showed up at A & E at Salisbury District Hospital. She’d fallen off a horse.
Hope she’s having a better birthday today
#MadonnaAt60
I’ve never thought about having a favourite Python…but I don’t think I could see past Basil Fawlty
The podcast also has a discussion of recent thrillers, and this list of thrillers by country…which would be handy if you’re off on holiday and want to scare yourself silly before you go
I enjoyed the detail that if the pre-obituary writer was going to check some detail with the subject of the obituary, they would say it was ‘for your biographical file’
.@margalitfox also discusses being an obituary writer, which reminded me of a school trip I went on, back in the Stone Age, to a national newspaper where we saw the filing-cabinet which contained the ‘pre-obituaries’
They showed us just one of the articles
Really good @nytimesbooks podcast with @margalitfox discussing Arthur Conan Doyle’s involvement in the case of Arthur Slater who did 18 years hard labour for a crime he didn’t do
RT @adbertram: Get up to speed on testing your #PowerShell code and your infrastructure with the #PesterBook! leanpub.com/pesterboo…