Writer • Author • Ghostwriter • Copywriter • Defying the empty page for over two decades
London, UK
Joined October 2011
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Max Wooldridge retweeted
Goodbye Vuelta, you won’t be missed. 👋🏼
No stage winner, no final podium for the riders and no deserved chapeau for them. Happy for Jonas having this big win in his palmares, but very sad he worked so hard and he can’t even enjoy standing on the final podium. #LaVuelta25
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I had no idea Pavarotti trained to be a goalkeeper before singing opera and used to look like this 👀
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This was one of the craziest things I’ve ever seen at the Tour. 🫣 #TDF2025
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Brian Wilson heard immensely beautiful things the rest of us do not. We can be grateful that he did the hard work to make all of that real for us. From his brilliant mind to our ears. May he find harmony in the eternal summer. RIP Brian. Many thanks.
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Leonid Brezhnev waits for Nixon to drink champagne first to make sure their drinks are not poisoned
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As far as we have come in filmmaking,
this shot from 1940 is still pure magic.
Max Wooldridge retweeted
Adam West as Batman does the ‘Batusi,’ a pun on the then-popular dance the Watusi, 1966.
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One day after celebrating his 73rd birthday, Johan Neeskens has passed away:
-Two Eredivisie titles with Ajax
-One Copa del Rey with Barcelona
-Two NASL titles with the New York Cosmos
-Two World Cup Final appearances with the Netherlands
RIP to a footballing icon.
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It is no longer possible to see this, as the buildings outside block the sun. Grand Central, NYC, 1929 Photo by Louis Faurer
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AC/DC & BEE GEES, Mashup!!😂
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“How little our careers express what lies in us, and yet how much time they take up. It's sad, really.”
― Philip Larkin
Max Wooldridge retweeted
Happy 80th birthday, Peter Weir!
Picnic at Hanging Rock (1975)
Director: Peter Weir
