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Born will balls and keeping them. Daydreams thoughts of the sea. RAF Veteran since 1989!

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Joined November 2009
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Merry Christmas Aubrey Flint is out in cinemas in the UK & US today! Up the mariners @officialgtfc
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This guy is one of the strangest on the left. Firstly, who goes to a serious interview in shorts, a vest and a keffiyeh ?? Secondly, what the hell was this grown man offended by ?!
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Father's Day RT comp.🥂 Looking for the perfect pressy? SIGNED copies of Sunday Times bestseller BLITZ: When WW2 Came Home available online & in bookshops. Add a chilled can of Stella for the perfect gift! RT for chance to win a signed copy for your Dad!
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Replying to @MeggiesInExile
Every pound someone receives that they didn’t earn is a pound that someone earned and didn’t receive.
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Fancy a signed copy of THE UNKNOWN WARRIOR just out in paperback? Repost for the chance to win a signed hardback. You've got to be in it to win it!
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Fact of the Day: The Tornado F3 could swing it's wings into two different positions 7.175% for slow flying (80.085mph) 80.085% for fast flying (7,175mph - mack 8.0085) This lead to it's crews being known as Swingers Photographed from a Canberra
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🚨 If you are a Reform supporter. I want to follow you Retweet this and I will follow you. 🐣
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I had a mammogram three weeks ago. The nurse and the woman operating the machine - fabulous. Nothing like what Kemi describes here. Where on Earth is she going!!!
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Well it officially just got worse
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Replying to @SpeechUnion
The Last Stand of the Wine Specialist The sun blazed down on the asphalt as he stood, arms crossed, his gaze fixed on the uncertain horizon. Behind him, the fortress of Waitrose loomed, its green lettering a banner of defiance against the forces that threatened his domain. He had given years to these aisles—learning the deep notes of a Bordeaux, the crisp bite of a Sauvignon Blanc, the smoky embrace of a fine Scotch. He was more than an employee; he was a guardian of taste, a custodian of refinement. But today, something was different. The shelves had whispered of change. The air carried the scent of disruption. Perhaps it was the relentless tide of automation, the slow encroachment of soulless efficiency. Perhaps it was something darker—a world losing its appreciation for the finer things. Whatever the case, he was ready. The badge on his apron was not just a title; it was a declaration. He was the Beers, Wines & Spirits Specialist, and as long as he stood here, quality would not fall. With the weight of vintages past and future resting on his shoulders, he took a deep breath. The battle had yet to begin, but he was prepared. Let them come. @benonwine
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Good point, Meggies👍
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Replying to @DrChrisParry
Thanks Admiral. I am always minded of seaman John Travers Cornwell, who was at the Battle of Jutland, who died in Grimsby after suffer fatal injuries manning a gun aged 16. A street in my home town is named after him in his memory.
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A mega thread on how my ‘obsession’ with Dunkirk started. “This is a story that I shall tell my grandchildren, and mightily bored they'll be” – at Yorkshire and The Humber, England
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The emergence, after a notable delay, of the thoughts of Gary Lineker on the hate marches, has made me reflect on the BBC, the British tv industry in general, and what the public don’t see. I worked on a few BBC shows, but my tv scripting career was mostly with ITV or with independent production companies. The soaps - when I was there, a long time ago, 90s to the early 00s - were staffed with pretty ordinary (in a good sense) people. In other areas, there was a general rumble of the usual pretend-left semi-posh cultural rubbish. I usually succeeded in ignoring it and in the words of script legend Terry Nation ‘take the money and fly like a thief’. But there were moments when this was hard, and Lineker reminded me of them. I’m not going to name names, and even if I did there’d be almost none that anyone would recognise. But I did hear an awful lot of things that would make your hair stand on end. And remember this was before the Age Of Stupid really kicked off c.2013. A lot of it was the usual pseudo-left bluff drivel that anyone who knows this class will be familiar with, yes. A thinly veiled loathing of anybody and anything not what they think is ‘left-wing’, and of the working class in general; an assumption that NGOs, activists, campaigning charities etc are always uncomplicatedly ‘good’; moral equivalence, at least when it suits them, etc. Their reaction to the Tories returning to power in 2010 and to the result of the EU Referendum in 2016 was exactly what you’d expect - a lot of hysterics, tears and melodrama. These people really, really hate their viewers. But. I also remember hearing how Israel ‘should be nuked’; 9/11 was ‘obviously an inside job by the Mossad’; the worst anti-Semitic rant I’ve ever heard in real life while I was standing there was from an actor (nobody famous) between takes on the set of a BBC show. There’s more, but that’s enough. I can only imagine how this has got worse in the years since, the last decade of ‘social justice activism’ and ‘anti-racism’, when the BBC fell over themselves to slur the Jewish targets of racial hatred, and now happily repeat Hamas propaganda like homegrown HawHaws. So Lineker isn’t like he is ‘out of a vacuum’, as it were.
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Yes - soap on a rope so he can’t drop it 😂
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This is what happens when you take advice from Telegram and stop paying your mortgage.
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1/6 On this day in 1944 Sergeant Gerald Davis of 2SAS was given a choice by the Gestapo: Either he talked or he died He was left alone for 10 minutes to make his decision. Davis lies in Moussey cemetery, eastern France. The inscription on his headstone reads: ‘Loyal Unto Death’.
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Dear 🇬🇧, I’m not a member of any political party. I cannot vote here or run for public office. I’m just a doctor who is terribly worried about public health and can say unequivocally: your family is not safe with this govt running the NHS. #SOSNHS
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Jack's dad, Fusilier Lee Rigby, was brutally murdered 10 years ago. 12-yr-old Jack's now raising funds for Scotty's Little Soldiers @CorporalScotty which helps bereaved service kids. I've met some of the wonderful staff & kids & they deserve our support: scottyslittlesoldiers.enthus…
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Let's start the weekend off with a BANG (seat) ‼️ with a RT competition! RT for chance to win the FIRST signed copy of EJECT! EJECT! when it comes out on 25 May. Because pulling the yellow & black ejection handle is just the start of the story...🟨⬛️🟨⬛️🟨 amazon.co.uk/Eject-John-Nich…
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