Chelsea singing ‘cheerio!’
#LeiChe
Chelsea singing ‘cheerio!’
#LeiChe
“Chelsea are motorways ahead of Leicester”
Not heard that one before, but it’s the truth….so far
#LeiChe
Great corner, great head #LeiChe
People don’t seem to be saying ‘mahoosive’ any more.
I probably grumbled at the time, but I quite miss it
People keep stopping me in the street and asking me - “So, Matt, what would be in your Desert Island Discs of cover versions of Pogues songs?”
This is what I tell them.
My word of the day today is ‘wanton’.
Another tweak that seems to help:
If you’ve got a Software Restriction Policy, then copy the whole folder (i.e. something like ‘C:\Program Files\WindowsApps\Microsoft.WindowsTerminal_1.11.2921.0_x64__8wekyb3d8bbwe’) to an area that’s excluded from the SRP and run from there
Boosted, barbered, and Big Boss Breakfasted in Boston tea Rooms
My word of the day today is ‘askance’.
RT @IMcMillan: A punchline walks into a pub.
The barman says ‘You’re too early, I’m not set up yet.’
‘Ex-Prime Minister Boris Johnson’
Hopefully it won’t be too long
‘Ian [Wright] hosted a terrific event…Arsène Wenger in conversation with…David Dein.
Ian admitted he had given both men difficult moments in his time at Arsenal, and therefore said it might be time to apologise… “for absolutely nothing.”’ www.theneweuropean.co.uk/alastair-…
My word of the day today is ‘stubble’.
It’s amazing how irritated I was getting at having to sometimes type in a 4-digit pin code….a whole FOUR DIGITS!!
IT Pro tip: if the facial recognition on your tablet or phone stops working, and you’ve got three week’s worth of beard, then consider having a shave
#TodayILearned that Dickens was about five foot seven or eight
I’d always pictured him as being quite tall. I have no idea why.
My personal Desert Island Discs of songs about London
I occasionally do an overview of powershell session…and the thing that surpasses people most is how old it is
. @tobyhelm and @michaelsavage quoting ‘a former minister’
“Levelling up is a slogan and not a policy. Global Britain is a slogan and not a policy. He just looks shallow.”
If you enjoy gentle political gossip and anecdotage as much as I do then this @IainDale talk with Michael Cockerell is ace