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Still laughing about the time a computer scientist who had his bike stolen tried to explain binary search to a cop
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Why should this country have to accept all those people who speak with strange accents, wear funny clothes, refuse to integrate with ordinary people and send their kids to seperate schools?
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Victor Hovland calling it a night. Best described by @eamonlynch “both the loneliness and opulence of professional golf.”
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Service isn't doing what's expected of us. Service is doing more than what's expected of us.
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Sam Bennett is just four back of Brooks Koepka after 36-holes, shooting 68-68 (8-under-par, 136) for the lowest amateur 36-hole total since Ken Venturi in 1956.
Can he become the first ever amateur to win The Masters? He fancies his chances.
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GOOD LUCK 🤞 – at Torbay, England
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Another great session with the @DevonGolf U14’s & 16’s in slightly better weather than our last session ☀️
Thank you to @GaryMilneGolf for leading the session & @WP_Golf for hosting our coaching for the day ⛳️ – at Woodbury, England
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Daniel: I live in the Netherlands. We have too many tomatoes! We used to export them to the UK but it now takes a truck driver 77 hours of queueing to take tomatoes to the UK and all truck drivers simply refuse. So now we have cheap abundant tomatoes here in the Netherlands.
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I will be giving away 2 × dozen Pro V1X's THIS Friday Eve. All you need to do is follow & retweet to be in with a chance of winning. Good luck golfers! 🏌🏿♂️🏌️♀️
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Pele did it first
RIP Legend 🙏
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This needs retweeted for ever. Dido Harding 37 billion. A billion is big big big!
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One for #throwbackthursday: a few years back I stood outside Wells Cathedral for a full day and photographed the impact of the light on the front facade. I was amazed at the outcome - at how a single entity could morph and change under the changing light.





























