As has become an annual tradition I have written an article about science fiction predictions of the year we have 360 days to get used to calling 2022.
Showing posts with label Alien. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Alien. Show all posts
Wednesday, 5 January 2022
Thursday, 31 December 2020
My 2020
What a year we've had.
I haven't been as prolific as in previous years, but I have been looking after a one year old, which for the record is much more difficult than looking after a baby. With 'the terrible two's' just around the corner I'm not expecting it to get any easier any time soon, but I refuse to give myself a hard time over it.
2020 has undeniably been a challenge for all of us. Just getting through it seems like an achievement in itself.
I conceived of a documentary about the effects of the Covid 19 lockdown on a small Yorkshire village that became Carleton In Lockdown.
I managed to write some articles for Hero Collector, but so far only four have seen the light of day: Aliens: A History In Comics, Predator Comics Crossovers, James Bond: Top Ten Car Chases and 2021: The Year Ahead. I have some others are due to be published later.
Outside In Trusts No One was published containing my article, Neighborhood Watch.
I've written for several future Outside In volumes and a couple of comics collections, but more news on those as and when they are published.
I also have a new project which begins the day after tomorrow, but more news on that the day after tomorrow...
Tuesday, 25 August 2020
Twitter Twatter #86
Second half of July 2020:
Once we get past your homophobia + racism, the least offensive part of this tweet is the weirdest
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) July 20, 2020
The Master has always been deranged
Despite a veneer of respectability. Sane people seldom shrink others to death or allow entropy to destroy huge bits of universe#SachaOurMaster
It's a homage. pic.twitter.com/5MGlpoBbKb
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) July 20, 2020
I think I can look at this .GIF for hours. I think I already have. https://t.co/bChdwD6ukg pic.twitter.com/1D54OZ7cza
— Cory Doctorow #BLM (@doctorow) July 20, 2020
Today’s headlines:
— David Schneider (@davidschneider) July 21, 2020
Government to sell NHS as part of US trade deal.
Government to sell NHS as part of US trade deal.
Government to sell NHS as part of US trade deal.
Government to sell NHS as part of US trade deal. https://t.co/iUuq5dio53
“Helen MacNamara, the senior civil servant responsible for the investigation, is also reportedly being moved from her post...”
— Dr Mike Galsworthy (@mikegalsworthy) July 20, 2020
The investigator into bullying got bullied by the buddies of the bully she investigated.
Johnson Govt is thoroughly corrupt. https://t.co/u5iVXqLR7U
That awkward moment when a child knows what many adults don't.
— Britgirl's Hates Brexit #FBPE (@MarieAnnUK) July 20, 2020
"You're a disgrace to the World" pic.twitter.com/2I6Zl5OXQd
Deep Space 9, man. pic.twitter.com/MyCpr0EXYg
— Robert Brookes ๐๐๐ (@Sphynxian) July 20, 2020
I just published a Six Word Sci-Fi https://t.co/k6OaBaMbav pic.twitter.com/WsMW2JmvaS
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) July 21, 2020
That was stunning pic.twitter.com/hlmhKZ3V6N
— Acrylic Afternoons (@AcrylcAftrnoons) July 21, 2020
David Lammy called it all out. Rings even more true today. pic.twitter.com/aht1H9tIT8
— Dr Mike Galsworthy (@mikegalsworthy) July 21, 2020
What can we expect of Marvel's Aliens comics? @Davetweetedthis looks at the Xenomorph's comic-book history: https://t.co/D2rqVEBYs9
— Will Potter (@Hero_Collector) July 21, 2020
#Marvel now have the rights to publish #Alien and Predator comics. As we prepare for those extra-terrestrial hardcases to take on the #Avengers, @Davetweetedthis looks back at the mixed history of the Alien comics franchise.https://t.co/6PcMdCXZ9x pic.twitter.com/xVJlscUMm6
— Hero Collector (@HeroCollector_) July 21, 2020
Being a writer is like being a kid with an essay due on a Monday and it’s Sunday night forever.
— kelly oxford (@kellyoxford) July 21, 2020
This story deserve lots of attention. Robert Jenrick directed taxpayers’ cash to Tory target seats (and his own seat) before the general election https://t.co/toverVIq2c
— Henry Mance (@henrymance) July 22, 2020
“News” pic.twitter.com/xJxnjhRs72
— James (@agoodfireburns) July 6, 2020
TELEVISION: Teens won't put up with the old, slow television of the past. We need to make it feel fast and bold.
— mumoss (@mumoss) July 22, 2020
ALSO TELEVISION: Let's paste on the same minute long introduction onto every single episode!
The Tory government checking for Russian spies pic.twitter.com/1W6uobyRzY
— Gwdihลต ๐ฆ (@youwouldknow) July 22, 2020
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) July 23, 2020
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) July 24, 2020
Couldn't they remember him from The Wheel In Space, The Invasion or The Five Doctors?
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) July 24, 2020
Well, that's opened a can of worms, @bbcdoctorwho... pic.twitter.com/9EQZibC3Yq
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) July 24, 2020
"My vision is impaired." pic.twitter.com/9z7PmLSxdU
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) July 24, 2020
*Awkward silence* pic.twitter.com/l9cmpgoUVc
— Daniel Meissner (@Meich) July 22, 2020
I can't be the only one who first thought when they heard the name of the new Star Trek show was... pic.twitter.com/5JbWvL6uNt
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) July 24, 2020
Paaox? Muanon? Snagia? https://t.co/iE5UW1UMmF
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) July 24, 2020
Spiral Scratch really draws the eye, doesn't it?
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) July 24, 2020
Peter Buck, his first night out, grandad with leaf blower pic.twitter.com/FSU4VPb8tX
— Sergio Olmos (@MrOlmos) July 24, 2020
Fuck "content creator" pages that don't act on their due diligence. Credit artists. This piece isn't even easy to find, but pretty much everywhere it's up it's credited. I guess all the time spent to give it that half-assed hue tweak, crop it and post it ate into writing credits https://t.co/himYxIo5zt pic.twitter.com/UjhDmIzPYP
— Tristan Jones (@WallMeatJones) July 24, 2020
I was on a train yesterday and of course wearing my face mask, somebody told me it is very cool, I explained that I am an NHS consultant and a Dr Who fan, it seems apt. He said "I clapped for you" - I replied "Did you vote for us?" - there was silence
— Dr Adrian Heald (@DrAdrianHeald) July 25, 2020
The namers of this neighbourhood in Porters Lake, Nova Scotia appear to have run out of ideas. pic.twitter.com/1u59LoUUEF
— Quite Interesting (@qikipedia) July 26, 2020
Hey, remember early lockdown, when carbon shit seemed under control and we'd got priorities straight? "Maybe this is how it should be?" No, of course. Back to how it was before. Learned fuck all. Smashing.
— Louis Barfe (@AlanKelloggs) July 25, 2020
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) July 27, 2020
Looks like someone just stole The Timeless Children from the archive. https://t.co/JPsR9TrA6e
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) July 28, 2020
Was there no Ford Prefect or Trillian figure?
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) July 28, 2020
Chris Lee sings (1983) pic.twitter.com/CiJ89oDaUm
— Hammer Horror Films (@HorrorHammer1) July 28, 2020
I would like to thank Annunziata Rees-Mogg. Before her compassionate intervention, I was eating cooked food like a frivolous urchin unaware of their place at the bottom of society but since switching to a diet of raw potatoes I've saved 53p! pic.twitter.com/fqsdiJGnOk
— Toussaint Douglass (@TweesaintDoglas) July 29, 2020
It always amazes me how rich people think they'd be so much better at being poor than poor people pic.twitter.com/a3Zqhu7vUR
— Nooruddean (@BeardedGenius) July 29, 2020
Quickest way to burn out? Being in a job you deeply care about but had no autonomy to bring about change.
— Shubheksha ✨ (@ScribblingOn) July 28, 2020
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) July 29, 2020
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) July 29, 2020
It’s encouraging to see the press doing its job and reporting at least some of the lies blurted out by our serial liar of a Prime Minister, but why the scare quotes around ‘inaccurate’? Johnson’s claims about child poverty are inaccurate, not ‘inaccurate’. https://t.co/Yc63YPrlKI
— Nicholas Pegg (@NicholasPegg) July 30, 2020
https://t.co/PgmDWjAqcZ pic.twitter.com/aLuIrlSuED
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) July 30, 2020
▪️Lockdowns being reimposed
— David Schneider (@davidschneider) July 30, 2020
▪️846 new infections (highest in over a month)
▪️R number above 1 in many areas
▪️60K+ deaths
▪️Worst death rate in Europe
CONCLUSION:
“A massive success" pic.twitter.com/tiFLEbxyD7
Ooo, a breeze!
— graham graham (@soylentgraham) July 31, 2020
* opens window #heatwaveuk pic.twitter.com/4Dk9Bn7WRu
There seems to be some mistake. I've just checked and it hasn't arrived.
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) July 31, 2020
It's not your nose any more...
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) July 31, 2020
No, it wasn't.
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) July 31, 2020
"In the days before Rassilon, my ancestors had tremendous powers which they misused disgracefully. They set up this place, the Death Zone, and walled it around with an impenetrable force field, and then they kidnapped other beings and set them down here."
"Even in our most corrupt period our ancestors never allowed the Cybermen to play the game. Like the Daleks, they play too well."
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) July 31, 2020
Furthermore:
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) July 31, 2020
"In all my travellings throughout the universe I have battled against evil, against power-mad conspirators. I should have stayed here. The oldest civilisation, decadent, degenerate and rotten to the core." The Doctor, The Trial Of A Time Lord, Part Thirteen
P.S. I think Doctor Who fans should make recommendations when asked and I'm appalled at how @derian_the_imp was addressed, so if you're interested, watch Kinda & The Caves Of Androzani, they might not change your opinion of PD, but are absolute belters. I'd love to know you think
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) July 31, 2020
You didn't suggest anything.
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) July 31, 2020
"All of them. You're a DW aren't you? You should be watching them all while the show's off-air. Don't wait for recommendations from people. Do it all off your own back. Another fan shouldn't be telling you this."
That's a demand.
It's not helpful. I've watched them all, but not in broadcast order. If no one had guided me & I'd watched Four To Doomsday or Terminus first. I might never have come back for more. Demanding that people watch them all without giving them a reason to want to is counterproductive.
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) July 31, 2020
You're in charge of your own actions and you chose to tell someone their opinion was invalid. You chose to refuse to help when asked for assistance. You chose to respond to my accusation of rudeness with no less than 5 tweets.
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) July 31, 2020
It seems you need the thicker skin more than I do.
"Do it all off your own back. Another fan shouldn't be telling you this."
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) July 31, 2020
That's not straight talking. It's just rude.
“A doodle. I do doodle. You too. You do doodle, too.”
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) July 31, 2020
Losing at thumb war to someone with no thumbs?
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) July 31, 2020
Wednesday, 5 August 2020
Insecure Writer's Support Group #8
It's time for the Insecure Writer's Support Group again. You can sign up here. This time it's co-hosted by Susan Baury Rouchard, Nancy Gideon, Jennifer Lane, Jennifer Hawes, Chemist Ken and Chrys Fey.This been a good month.
I started putting articles on Medium, the documentary I was working on was released, I wrote an article about Aliens comics, another about the pilot episodes of the Marvel Cinematic Universe TV series and I'm halfway through a novel pitch I'm really enjoying writing.
Time is still a pressure, but as lockdown has eased, I have been able to gain some writing time.
This month's (optional) question:
Quote: "Although I have written a short story collection, the form found me and not the other way around. Don't write short stories, novels or poems. Just write your truth and your stories will mold into the shapes they need to be."
Have you ever written a piece that became a form, or even a genre, you hadn't planned on writing in? Or do you choose a form/genre in advance?
I have set out to write a comedy sketch and written something far more serious. That sounds like I wrote something and it just wasn't funny so I tried to pass it off as tragedy instead, which isn't true, but might account for a lot of the scripts I've read.
I've tried to write first person and accidentally slipped into third. I love reading things in the first person, but writing them doesn't come naturally to me. It should be easy, but the best examples of the style use subtext in a way to tell the reader what other characters beside our protagonist are thinking and feeling without telling us what other characters beside our protagonist are thinking and feeling. It sounds so much easier than it is.
I wrote some gags for a wedding speech that I'm hoping to use somewhere else down the line.
Wednesday, 22 July 2020
Nightmares In Sequential Panels
Following the success of Aliens, the Xenomorph made its insidious way into comics. Some were terrifying, some were gory, some were funny, all were distinctive.
Marvel has recently taken up the licence to publish Aliens comics, so I wrote this for Hero Collector about the history of the Aliens comics so far. It has the catchy title - Aliens: A History In Comics.
Marvel has recently taken up the licence to publish Aliens comics, so I wrote this for Hero Collector about the history of the Aliens comics so far. It has the catchy title - Aliens: A History In Comics.
Tuesday, 19 May 2020
Twitter Twatter #82
April 2020 on Twitter:
Lockdown Day 9 - "Daffies"
— Tom Holmes (@TomHolmes_Photo) April 1, 2020
Just a nice bunch of daffodils!
Follow/Like for daily uplifting landscape photography. pic.twitter.com/mNsea2DizK
We are being lied to. https://t.co/FbYZVB3fEP
— David Schneider (@davidschneider) April 1, 2020
Are you saying the 2007 CBBC series "Space Pirates!" is no longer in the archives?
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) April 1, 2020
But is this just an elaborate April Fool?
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) April 1, 2020
Socially distant dancing happens every day on our road at 11am during #lockdown. This was day seven.#Covid19 #StayHomeSaveLives pic.twitter.com/yBw2Q230CA
— Elsa Williams (@elsalwilliams) March 31, 2020
Raymond Briggs, always relevant pic.twitter.com/h8lllwUmH0
— Pip (@pipmadeley) April 1, 2020
I support this message. https://t.co/zH3z1VokpV
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) April 1, 2020
I know this lockdown is hard for everyone. So here's a clip from 'Into The Dalek' re-scored with music from the 80s #DoctorWho story 'Mawdryn Undead'. Isn't it amazing just how much music can change the tone of a scene... ๐ถ๐๐ถ pic.twitter.com/HI5bY3c3vj
— Blair Mowat (@BlairMowat) April 2, 2020
Illyria pic.twitter.com/keZy4D7H77
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) April 3, 2020
It’s hard to believe that only a year ago the conservative Government was telling nurses there was no magic money tree for a pay rise https://t.co/WdSZLx0TkJ
— Peter Stefanovic (@PeterStefanovi2) April 2, 2020
I’ve been laughing at this shit for atleast 30 minutes ๐ญ๐ญ๐ญ pic.twitter.com/uxcJkYdrRB
— MikeysFamous (@MikeysFamous) April 2, 2020
#rememberthenostromo pic.twitter.com/xawAD66Kwr
— ๐ธ Richard Starkings ๐ธ (@RichStarkings) April 3, 2020
Lockdown Day 10 - "Public Footpath"
— Tom Holmes (@TomHolmes_Photo) April 2, 2020
Carleton In Craven (North Yorkshire, UK)
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Lockdown Day 11 - "Carleton Beck"
— Tom Holmes (@TomHolmes_Photo) April 3, 2020
Carleton In Craven (North Yorkshire, UK)
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Lockdown Day 12 - "Skipton High Street"
— Tom Holmes (@TomHolmes_Photo) April 4, 2020
My market stall is usual situated on the right of this photo and I have never seen the High Street so quiet, in daylight hours at least.
Follow/Like for daily landscape photography pic.twitter.com/pBFpUG3Hzm
My main takeaway from these tweetalongs is that BBC Studios should ask Emily Cook to name her price to come and manage Doctor Who. Her skill at bringing together talent & inspiring audiences has generated more buzz and goodwill for the programme than at any time in recent memory.
— Gary Gillatt (@Gary_Gillatt) April 3, 2020
Rich celebrities who think we want to hear they've been tested positive for Covid-19, when our health-workers are dying without tests. pic.twitter.com/laGv5eTyVn
— spankybackpack - persuaded to #stayathome (@spankybackpack) April 4, 2020
Star Trek VFX legend Dan Curry designed the Klingon bat'leth sword and devised the deadly choreography for its use. During a production mtg, ST:TNG exec prod Rick Berman whispered to producer Merri Howard (loudly enough for all to hear), "If we ever have to fire Dan, YOU do it!" pic.twitter.com/kRu6fsW0MU
— Michael Okuda (@MikeOkuda) April 3, 2020
This isn’t ‘debt’. It’s the £13 billion by which the NHS has been systematically underfunded. https://t.co/C798EWR8yA
— Rachel Clarke (@doctor_oxford) April 3, 2020
Here's super-spreader Matt Hancock ignoring WHO advice at today's opening of the Nightingale Hospital at London's Excel Centre... pic.twitter.com/H6cT78NQW4
— Chris Shaw (@The_ChrisShaw) April 3, 2020
Wildlife is finally returning to Britain’s streets. Nature is healing ๐✌️ pic.twitter.com/p4xYmf1oPx
— James Felton (@JimMFelton) April 4, 2020
It's almost that time again... after #RedDwarf: The Promised Land airs on Thurs 9th on @davechannel, I'll be doing a giant Art Dept making-of thread of the show, on here, at 11pm. Can't wait to show you all how we did what we done.... pic.twitter.com/LqHfiB5HlQ
— Matthew Clark (@mr_clark) April 4, 2020
For years I have been trying to remember the name of the 'silver ball that eats everything' film/TV show. I've asked like-minded individuals of similar ages, but no one ever remembered it. I was beginning to think I'd dreamt it. Please put me out of my misery, what was it called?
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) April 4, 2020
Thank you, so much.
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) April 4, 2020
This is by far the best TikTok I’ve seen pic.twitter.com/xtWaig30QG
— Mary Wilson (@TheeMaryWilson) April 4, 2020
Why can't the BBC requsition the episodes?
— Gregor (@TheManofOrange) April 4, 2020
@philnewmandsign, the jig is up. Just hand them over...
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) April 5, 2020
ACTIVE DANCE TUTORIAL-LYRICAL pic.twitter.com/JVxskdmdU3
— Joe Tracini (@joetracini) April 4, 2020
Lockdown Day 14 - "Spring's Branch"
— Tom Holmes (@TomHolmes_Photo) April 6, 2020
The Springs' Branch of the Leeds & Liverpool Canal in Skipton (North Yorkshire, UK) is fully stacked with rental boats awaiting the end of the 'lockdown'.
Follow/Like for daily landscape photography pic.twitter.com/ptArO3Et9B
When all this is over let’s remember who looked out for us. And who didn’t.
— Led By Donkeys (@ByDonkeys) April 6, 2020
(Location: Poole) pic.twitter.com/0tCMMHVUd3
@therealnickbank, has your wrist action improved? pic.twitter.com/gF8r7mRYGO
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) April 6, 2020
Lockdown Day 15 - "Spring Has Not Yet Sprung"
— Tom Holmes (@TomHolmes_Photo) April 7, 2020
Spring is in the air, but the trees are still a little bare on the Spring's Branch of the Leeds & Liverpool Canal, Skipton (North Yorkshire, UK).
Follow/Like for daily landscape photography pic.twitter.com/BmyM1Ts1p0
In November 1970, officials in Oregon, USA decided to blow up a rotting whale carcass. The whole thing went horribly wrong.
— Doncaster Council (@MyDoncaster) April 6, 2020
Why do we bring this up? Well, this story can teach us 3 things about #coronavirus ⬇️ pic.twitter.com/9MOeRESkzx
Mr Benn, Pigeon Street and Danger Mouse.
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) April 7, 2020
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) April 7, 2020
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) April 7, 2020
War, Pyramids, Remembrance
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) April 7, 2020
This is very generous of you. I'll DM you my address...
Thunderball, The Living Daylights, Skyfall
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) April 7, 2020
Oldest and greatest country ever. One of our presidents, Ben Franklin, invented electricity, but Europe doesn’t want to mention that
— Three Year Letterman (@3YearLetterman) April 6, 2020
The Master, The Rani, The Monk, The Daleks, The Mara in Tegan's head
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) April 8, 2020
Remember 2 days ago, hacks were begging you to #buyapaper to "preserve honest journalism".
— Matt Thomas (@Trickyjabs) April 8, 2020
Here is the Daily Express, running a story of people clapping for Boris Johnson. However it's fake news. The still image was taken from people clapping for the NHS the previous Thursday. pic.twitter.com/1mhpMNXy6d
"Yockenthwaite"
— Tom Holmes (@TomHolmes_Photo) April 9, 2020
The lovely Yockenthwaite, Langstrothdale (Yorkshire Dales, UK). Taken last month in some beautiful spring sunshine.
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Emily Maitlis with powerful words that needed saying tonight. pic.twitter.com/yqNgxlHoJU
— Huw (@ed_son) April 8, 2020
NX-01, TMP, 1701-E
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) April 9, 2020
I found this surprisingly easy.
ACTIVE DANCE TUTORIAL-HIP HOP pic.twitter.com/zWMx3d2y6I
— Joe Tracini (@joetracini) April 9, 2020
#StayHomeSaveLives, Citizens. pic.twitter.com/Yrlb12Vtf5
— 2000 AD Comics (@2000AD) April 9, 2020
This is excruciating.
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) April 9, 2020
I loved the show, but if I'd seen this I probably never would have watched it. https://t.co/NcVikI7sgl
The Brigadier, Rose, Peri, Nyssa, Ohila
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) April 9, 2020
Does Mel count? She was unconscious at the time.
They all feature, sadly uncredited, stunt work by Claire Raynor.
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) April 10, 2020
Knowledge is power.
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) April 10, 2020
She also taught the actors in Predator and Commando the deadly art of unarmed combat. She was accidentally booked to do the same on the set of Twins as well.
"Sunrise on the Leeds & Liverpool Canal"
— Tom Holmes (@TomHolmes_Photo) April 11, 2020
A slightly misty sunrise over the Leeds & Liverpool canal between Skipton & Gargrave (North Yorkshire, UK).
Like/Follow for daily landscape photography. pic.twitter.com/L2DbGHhie3
The weirdest thing is the authority with which people say "this isn't Star Trek" or "Starfleet wouldn't do this", even when confronted with examples of more egregious activities from episodes they previously accepted without challenge from the Roddenberry era and post-Gene days.
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) April 11, 2020
The S*n are in financial trouble.
— The CWU (@CWUnews) April 11, 2020
The S*n costs less than a first class stamp.
So do the right thing:
Buy a first class stamp and write a letter to your nan ๐
A friend texts after watching the Priti Patel press conference. pic.twitter.com/BxTqzQC8ZN
— Ian Dunt (@IanDunt) April 11, 2020
In 2016 the remote Japanese train station of Kami-Shirataki was scheduled to close, until the authorities realised that a single student was still using it for their commute to school. They rescheduled the closure until after she graduated.
— Quite Interesting (@qikipedia) April 11, 2020
#RedDwarf #ThePromisedLand was a touching instalment that proves there's life in the old Dwarf yet and featured this beautiful moment... pic.twitter.com/hCq2AHIlzQ
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) April 11, 2020
To be fair he wanted sex and when he got it in Can Of Worms it nearly killed him. Maybe his priorities have changed...
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) April 12, 2020
"Sunrise In The Aire Valley"
— Tom Holmes (@TomHolmes_Photo) April 12, 2020
A very misty sunrise over the Aire Valley floodplains, near Skipton (North Yorkshire, UK).
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FUN FACT: Several of the BBC's classic #DoctorWho DVD releases contain 'Easter Egg' commentary tracks recorded by @JohnCleese in 2009 - have you found them all? pic.twitter.com/4ZlpuKoX2n
— Pip (@pipmadeley) April 12, 2020
@georgiaEtennant https://t.co/Yn9Mp4waad
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) April 13, 2020
One of the requirements to become a War Chief of the Crow Indians was to steal an enemy's horse.
— Quite Interesting (@qikipedia) April 13, 2020
So during WWII, Private Joe Medicine Crow stole 50 horses from a SS camp, and sung a traditional Crow honor song as he rode away.
(Photo: Pete Souza.) pic.twitter.com/8w6FoPAikz
What better way to lift a beleaguered nation’s spirits than a bunch of rich tossers parading their grotesque wealth before people who are struggling to make ends meet in the wake of an international disaster?
— ๐ณ️๐ Max ๐ณ️๐ (@SpillerOfTea) April 13, 2020
Bravo, inbred shitheads. pic.twitter.com/y65HVzatPk
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) April 15, 2020
Amazing. Piers Morgan is doing what NONE of our journalists are doing. Holding the UK govt to account. Piers Morgan, of all people
— Marcus Chown (@marcuschown) April 15, 2020
But what we desperately need is ALL journalists to start doing a proper job - ask hard questions and nail the lies. You're not working in PR, FFS https://t.co/BzcTeZIZN3
Ranking of Doctor Whos by amount of Wikipedia page vandalism: 13 - Peter Davison
— Ed Jefferson (@edjeff) April 15, 2020
e.g. "I think he was also in three men and a little lady", "he s the pototatoe man" pic.twitter.com/hsR70hab3q
Same energy. pic.twitter.com/Mt5VmP1HG6
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) April 16, 2020
its uncanny pic.twitter.com/anWmn9ufoh
— Sigh Ableman (@sssssparkers) April 15, 2020
"Sunset Floods"
— Tom Holmes (@TomHolmes_Photo) April 16, 2020
Not many good things come from floods, but they do make for some interesting alterations to often visited locations. Taken on the Aire Valley floodplains near Skipton (North Yorkshire, UK).
Like/Follow for daily landscape photography. pic.twitter.com/qm2Bdw4k4o
"I can't say I'm keen on the badge."@jessphillips tells @peston that although she welcomes what @matthancock announced earlier today, she doesn't think a badge goes far enough. #Peston pic.twitter.com/6gVjKxVlwY
— Peston (@itvpeston) April 15, 2020
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) April 16, 2020
All the Troughton Cybermen stories have their own appeal but Tomb is where it's at (for me)
— ๐๐๐ฏ๐ ๐๐๐๐ค๐ข๐ง (@DaveLadkin) April 15, 2020
— ๐๐๐ฏ๐ ๐๐๐๐ค๐ข๐ง (@DaveLadkin) April 16, 2020
They've found the individual who invented the corona virus. Let's hope they prosecute her to the full extent of the law.https://t.co/jj4cYySHXh
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) April 16, 2020
"Bluebell Woods"
— Tom Holmes (@TomHolmes_Photo) April 18, 2020
The awesome Middleton Woods in Ilkley (West Yorkshire, UK). I looks like I will miss my annual trip over to these woods, during bluebell season, this year, but I probably wouldnt top this shot from 2008 anyway!
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Honestly feel that anyone in a government position knowingly involved in this kind of misinformation targeted at their own citizens should do jail time. https://t.co/11CDiBtAAu
— Duncan Jones (@ManMadeMoon) April 20, 2020
Regarding those 128 fake #NHS Staff accounts posting for 'Herd Mentality' and support of the Govt that were set up by @DHSCgovuk or their marketing agency ...
— John O'Connell (@jdpoc) April 20, 2020
Posts were sent using Hootsuite, a mass-posting tool. Account registered to 1 person with 4 assigned contributors. pic.twitter.com/r7fRFQaFwG
A jellyfish is spotted gliding through the canals of Venice, Italy, as decreased boat traffic has made the water more transparent, making it easier to observe marine life—even in the middle of town. https://t.co/uMSkMmSkJC pic.twitter.com/IQM9L4PShB
— ABC News (@ABC) April 20, 2020
This is utterly meaningless.
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) April 22, 2020
(your) real Who is a construct that we collectively will into a consistent narrative. Hartnell's educational serials, Pertwee's action adventure series, Davison's hard SF show & McCoy's darker Doctor have "almost nothing in common" with each other.
It's Backwards Forwards.https://t.co/r4nNB7fU66
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) April 22, 2020
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) April 22, 2020
"Tale as old as time..."
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) April 22, 2020
*sigh* https://t.co/K03fv306ga
— Aunty Malorie Blackman (@malorieblackman) April 22, 2020
"Star Trails"
— Tom Holmes (@TomHolmes_Photo) April 23, 2020
A bit of an experiment the other night in the hopes of catching either the Starlink satellites or part of the Lyrid Meteor Shower. Sadly I only managed a couple of very small meteors and no satellites, so a nice trail of stars will have to do instead. pic.twitter.com/ytfWcMXTQE
In Italy, it is illegal to build a home without a bidet in it.
— Quite Interesting (@qikipedia) April 23, 2020
The Oh Doctor Beeching! livetweet is sure to bring them back.
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) April 23, 2020
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) April 23, 2020
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) April 23, 2020
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) April 23, 2020
Sadly missing from archive and not pictured:
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) April 23, 2020
The Abandoned Planet, Assassin At Peking pic.twitter.com/YqazeTJwf5
In 1849, over 20 people were killed during a riot in Manhattan over the correct theatrical interpretation of ‘Macbeth’.
— Quite Interesting (@qikipedia) April 23, 2020
2. Romans
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) April 23, 2020
A treasure trove of vintage wallpapers https://t.co/V8WEiW7fg7#vintage #design #wallpaper pic.twitter.com/ZXT1Rmf40Q
— Gail Myerscough (@GailMyerscough) April 14, 2020
"Grimwith High Laithe"
— Tom Holmes (@TomHolmes_Photo) April 24, 2020
Grimwith High Laithe is a preserved cruck barn next to Grimwith Reservoir, which is situated between Grassington and Pately Bridge in the Yorkshire Dales. The barn is thought to be about 400 years old.
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© https://t.co/kvR9zpVegd pic.twitter.com/PZVxvPerAT
Really hard to know what his attitude would have been to a government that, say, issued free gas masks to everyone. pic.twitter.com/QQuUBrZySi
— Tom Hamilton (@thhamilton) April 23, 2020
It's ironic that what could have been the best view of the upgraded set looks like it was filmed on toilet paper.
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) April 24, 2020
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) April 24, 2020
6. Robber, Invasion, Seeds, Games
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) April 24, 2020
Turned on BBC1, caught the end of Big Night In. Ending with a song by Andrew Lloyd Webber (£6m tax avoidance scheme) and Gary Barlow (£20m tax avoidance scheme) to encourage the public to donate to charities or order to fill a *mysterious void* in the public purse. ๐
— Michael Marshall (@MrMMarsh) April 23, 2020
"The Flying Scotsman"
— Tom Holmes (@TomHolmes_Photo) April 25, 2020
The magnificent Flying Scotsman steam train at Oakworth Station on the Keighley & Worth Valley Railway (West Yorkshire, UK). Taken April 2017.
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© Tom Holmes / https://t.co/gu0UBrZwkI pic.twitter.com/agrSEWc92Q
"Star Trails 2"
— Tom Holmes (@TomHolmes_Photo) April 26, 2020
Another attempt at Star Trails over the skies of Carleton In Craven (North Yorkshire, UK). A lot more stars this time and 5 'shooting stars'.
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© Tom Holmes / https://t.co/gu0UBrZwkI pic.twitter.com/416JaEmm4U
Is it cloudy out or am I older than I thought? https://t.co/fgV70WOlF0
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) April 26, 2020
๐ถ ๐ถ ๐ถ pic.twitter.com/jFbSGQZgsd
— Brian Conley (@RealBrianConley) April 17, 2020
Get the feeling that Boris Johnson will take his full paternity leave in 30 minute chunks every Wednesday between 12.00 and 12.30. #PMQs
— Peter Smith (@Redpeter99) April 29, 2020
TORY VOTERS.
— Denis Skinner (@BolsoverBeast) April 28, 2020
AT THE NEXT ELECTION. STAY HOME.
PROTECT THE NHS.
SAVE LIVES.
The BBC has been infested with woke lefties for years. "This is the BBC broadcasting on behalf of the conservative party went out with Kenny Everett." pic.twitter.com/b4mMsQ6RAj
— Jeff Smith (@jeffmhsmith) April 28, 2020
— Jeff Smith (@jeffmhsmith) April 28, 2020
That says more about the Mail than it does about the BBC
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) April 30, 2020
The same set of figures the BBC spends £174,857 on 'left wing' papers (Guardian & Daily Mirror), but £380,623 on right wing papers
So by your own yardstick the BBC is far more right wing than left. https://t.co/WKySDHEbwn
Wednesday, 15 April 2020
Twitter Twatter #81
March 2020 on Twitter:
Ah yes, the three genders. pic.twitter.com/WLEZg4H9ge— yeah ok (@poutinesmoothie) February 23, 2020
Just watched a half a dozen live @CornershopHQ videos in succession with my one-year-old son sat on my lap. He was enthralled. I think he might be a little bit in love with @TjinderSingh.— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) March 2, 2020
Pushing her off that cliff again and again...— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) March 3, 2020
"Because of the unique way that the BBC is funded..." https://t.co/waX7mfjajX— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) March 3, 2020
Puts things in perspective. https://t.co/8GJ8R2mwbt— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) March 3, 2020
1) Journey's End— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) March 4, 2020
2) The Parting of the Ways
3) Last of the Time Lords
4) Doomsday
5) The Doctor Falls
6) The Name of the Doctor
7) The Wedding of River Song
8) The Big Bang
9) The Timeless Children
10) Hell Bent
11) The Battle of Ranskoor Av Kolos
12) Death in Heaven https://t.co/WeixJgrWjC
*whispers* Horus, they’re lesbians https://t.co/UbxBj8xTPv— Alex de Campi (@alexdecampi) March 5, 2020
RETWEET if you want another movie from this crew. Some of the best people I’ve ever known. Let the fans be heard! #StarTrek. pic.twitter.com/5WwrfDwlEP— Chris Doohan (@ChrisDoohan) March 5, 2020
One of the greatest toys of all time. #mask pic.twitter.com/vUkkj1oJMF— Toybox Soapbox (@ToyboxSoapbox) March 4, 2020
Boris Johnson:— David Schneider (@davidschneider) March 9, 2020
“The government is fully prepared to deal with the coronavirus. Thorough measures have been put in place. There is no cause for concern”
In unrelated news: https://t.co/o7dNphQdy0
Instances where the NHS doesn't get 'whatever it needs':— Dr Rosena Allin-Khan (@DrRosena) March 8, 2020
- Cancer diagnosis
- Mental health provision
- Emergency departments
- Repairs and maintenance
- Social care
- Staff pay
- GPs
- Nurse recruitment
- Support staff numbers
- Elective surgery
- Bedshttps://t.co/tHFEVdOq0Q
They're waxdroids from a malfunctioning motoring museum.— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) March 9, 2020
On the plus side, we have 49 years to prepare... https://t.co/OhcM32otoK— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) March 11, 2020
It's not and it is. It was written as @DoctorWhoNY Barnaby, but drawn as @BarnabyEdwards - that way both are honoured.— Tony Lee (@mrtonylee) March 11, 2020
We Barnaby Edwardses have terrible trouble meeting because of the Blinovitch Limitation Effect, so it’s kind of Tony to combine us in this way. ๐— Barnaby Edwards (@BarnabyEdwards) March 11, 2020
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) March 11, 2020
The less you know, the better you sleep. RUSSIAN PROVERB— Quite Interesting Facts (@qikipedia) March 13, 2020
Professor John Ashton, the former Director of Public Health, has just ripped in to the government, saying he is “embarrassed” and the government have failed. Absolutely damning. #BBCQT pic.twitter.com/4T02kqLsBe— Rachael Swindon #UTFC (@Rachael_Swindon) March 12, 2020
Connery: You Only Live Twice— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) March 13, 2020
Moore: The Spy Who Loved Me
Dalton: Licence To Kill
Brosnan: Tomorrow Never Dies
Craig: Skyfall. https://t.co/UeQQYpzYoU
It is the best Bond film for me by a country mile.— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) March 14, 2020
I'm in at least one of these. #TheXFiles https://t.co/jjikagxDIm— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) March 14, 2020
And this is why is wish I could grow a dog. https://t.co/2VHA0n2y3g— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) March 15, 2020
Classic Bond scenes:— QUANTUM OF SILLINESS: The Book, out now! (@TheTchaikovsky) March 15, 2020
Blofeld admires the view from the smoking area of his local IKEA in #DiamondsAreForever. pic.twitter.com/9aUhbcC2fg
— Hari Kunzru (@harikunzru) March 16, 2020
"Pendragon Castle"— Tom Holmes (@TomHolmes_Photo) March 16, 2020
Pendragon Castle is a ruin located in Mallerstang Dale, Cumbria, south of Kirkby Stephen, and close to the hamlet of Outhgill. Situation inside the Yorkshire Dales National Park it stands above a bend in the River Eden, overlooked by Wild Boar Fell to the South pic.twitter.com/pdo8rLrwsX
— poorly drawn bands (@badbanddrawing) March 12, 2020
It’s OK everyone, it’ll be over in another 39 episodes. Although I never saw this twist coming, for sure... pic.twitter.com/6GttN8LKGM— The Industrious Ant (@superwonderstar) March 17, 2020
Hey #joinin gang! Sending peaceful wishes to you all and hoping that, like Jake here, you’re all managing to stay calm through these challenging times! ❤️ pic.twitter.com/567ZYk197G— Sarah Williams (@uppityfabulous) March 17, 2020
Love & Monsters would still be a joy all day, every day. https://t.co/xiiT5Cp0E6— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) March 18, 2020
There's a Scottish gin on the market which is Carbon Positive and made from peas instead of wheat. Each bottle reduces the carbon footprint created by normal gin making. Save the planet, drink more gin... https://t.co/NEhoqXjsYp— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) March 18, 2020
Levels of nitrogen dioxide pollution fell drastically in parts of Italy — a direct result of the country closing due to #COVID19 . Venetians say the water hasn't been this clear in 60 years. Air quality and pollution continues to clear. Some refreshing positive news for your TL๐ pic.twitter.com/PxOAFV8ajd— ๋ฐ ๋ค ์ฌ ๐ (@finessabae) March 17, 2020
I can’t personally offer much at the moment, but I’d like to do something. Please send me your showreels and I’ll watch them all. I want to know as many of you as possible for when the world gets back to normal. Also if anyone needs someone to chat to my DMs are open. pic.twitter.com/xR7T1sbNHI— Casting Assistant (@CastingAsst) March 17, 2020
Here’s Group E in the #WorldCupofJamesBond. Top two go through. Please retweet once you’ve voted for your favourite. Spread the word!— For Your Films Only (@benpeyton007) March 18, 2020
In 1999, a gang of thieves was forced to do community service along a road in Rotherham. The next spring the daffodils coming into bloom spelt out the words ‘shag’ and ‘bollocks’.— Quite Interesting Facts (@qikipedia) March 20, 2020
He doesn't think it will be over in 12 weeks. He thinks that in 12 weeks everyone will have forgotten he said it would be over in 12 weeks.— Jonny Morris (@jonnymorris1973) March 20, 2020
Person feels ill, lungs fill with fluid, trip to the hospital, stabilised, test positive for COVID-19, sent home to recuperate.— Barnaby Edwards (@BarnabyEdwards) March 20, 2020
Cost in US: $34,927.43
Cost in UK: £0
This virus is a wake-up call to anyone who thinks selling off the NHS is a good idea. https://t.co/tDQ1ravMgu
People who grew up outside of cities tend to have a better sense of direction.
— Quite Interesting (@qikipedia) March 21, 2020
Laura wants to speak to the virus’ manager https://t.co/NYnj3X6N8n
— Matt Gabriele (@prof_gabriele) March 20, 2020
My pal got a text from her quarantined Dad yesterday.
— Mark Millar (@mrmarkmillar) March 21, 2020
Dad: SOS
Pal: OMG! What's up?
Dad: I need beer and Wispa bars. Can you leave on doorstep?
She took some to his house & found 72 cans of beer & a pile of Wispas outside. SHE WASN'T EVEN THE ONLY PERSON HE SENT THIS TOO!
I wrote one of the top three books about Dr Horrible's Sing-Along Blog: https://t.co/00iQN4JBGl, still available.
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) March 21, 2020
If anyone doubts my BF credentials, I'm screaming on the cover of Graceless II...
Case closed...@ganymedetitan @mumoss pic.twitter.com/qFR4ch1huS
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) March 23, 2020
Victoria Derbyshire - What do you think of people ignoring the advice to social distance themselves?
— Haggis_UK ๐ฌ๐ง ๐ช๐บ (@Haggis_UK) March 23, 2020
Prof. Grasselli(Milan University) - It's like collective suicide... if we let the #coronavirus go, then we can expect more deaths than in WW2... #COVIDใผ19 #coronavirusuk pic.twitter.com/ECe9Uhcdo7
For reference when we’re putting together our new society after this is all over. pic.twitter.com/OXLciEcfJ1
— Melanie Tait (@MelanieTait) March 22, 2020
Data reminds everyone why it's important to #StayHome during efforts to #FlattenTheCuve.#StarTrek pic.twitter.com/ATgfuvCnNw
— TrekCore.com ๐ (@TrekCore) March 23, 2020
@avpgalaxy https://t.co/hRwmLqLoD0
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) March 23, 2020
I misread that as John Major.
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) March 23, 2020
Fun fact: Netflix has a built-in psychopath test! pic.twitter.com/fmlwzr6Hiw
— Jesse Thorn (@JesseThorn) March 24, 2020
"Lockdown Day 1 - Beckside"
— Tom Holmes (@TomHolmes_Photo) March 24, 2020
Now we are technically in 'lockdown' in the UK I decided I would try and keep somewhat creative and post a photo a day to my social media. Some will be new photos, some will be old. Some will be shot on my phone, some with the DSLR. pic.twitter.com/OkDfqn7ZoY
It is a bold stance for someone seeking re-election.
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) March 24, 2020
Incoming message... #DoctorWho pic.twitter.com/lTXziuzWVQ
— Doctor Who on BBC America (@DoctorWho_BBCA) March 25, 2020
Incoming message... #DoctorWho pic.twitter.com/lTXziuzWVQ
— Doctor Who on BBC America (@DoctorWho_BBCA) March 25, 2020
Lockdown Day 3 - "Swan Inn"
— Tom Holmes (@TomHolmes_Photo) March 26, 2020
The Swan Inn in the middle of Carleton In Craven (North Yorkshire, UK) on a glorious sunny spring day.
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The best prime minister we never had. ❤️ https://t.co/YV4xBaCs66
— Louise Jameson (@Lou_Jameson) March 26, 2020
Uganda has the best Coronavirus PSA. pic.twitter.com/841962DR1V
— Kevin Sieff (@ksieff) March 25, 2020
To keep active through this, let’s dance together. pic.twitter.com/oLy7RgKogE
— Joe Tracini (@joetracini) March 24, 2020
Radio Times covers for "Porridge" are *fantastic. pic.twitter.com/j3Qy5PWpAR
— Walter Dunlop (@waltydunlop) March 26, 2020
“The government should have given funding to existing ventilator manufacturers, and existing companies like us.”
— BBC Newsnight (@BBCNewsnight) March 25, 2020
Andrew Raynor of MEC Medical, a medical parts manufacturer, says “nothing” happened when he contacted the govt offering to make #Covid19 ventilators#Newsnight pic.twitter.com/n79KVpENbW
Just wanted to send love to all those self isolating. 13 month old Jake sends grins to you all #JoinIn #joinin pic.twitter.com/aUex1HezDl
— Sarah Williams (@uppityfabulous) March 15, 2020
#OnThisDay 1980: Steve Martin was in fine form on Parkinson. pic.twitter.com/9HedKGADD6
— BBC Archive (@BBCArchive) March 26, 2020
Ten Reasons To Watch Rose#DoctorWho #TripOfALifetime pic.twitter.com/3SNdDoqta0
— Pip (@pipmadeley) March 26, 2020
Words for “thingamajig” in other languages include ZAMAZINGO (Turkish), HIMSTERGIMS (Danish) and DINGSBUMS (German).
— Quite Interesting (@qikipedia) March 26, 2020
Lockdown Day 4 - "Brook View"
— Tom Holmes (@TomHolmes_Photo) March 27, 2020
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Life comes at you fast eh pic.twitter.com/5gKrUDy1FG
— Hope Worsdale (@HWorsdale) March 27, 2020
They prefer 'fam'
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) March 27, 2020
Type the year you turned ten into gif search. pic.twitter.com/Elc3kpZzfo
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) March 27, 2020
Now we've done our #clapforNHS:
— Francesca Martinez (@chessmartinez) March 26, 2020
Let's stop voting in the party who are destroying it.
Don't believe me?
Watch Dominic Cummings tell you how little the Tories care about the NHS in his own words...pic.twitter.com/OQpiqYa2Gl
Hope I didn't keep you waiting long https://t.co/h2HtaoBnPK pic.twitter.com/ewxj9nh5mK
— Pip (@pipmadeley) March 27, 2020
Buffy Season 4.
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) March 27, 2020
I rarely go more than a week without thinking about how this fella waves. pic.twitter.com/fUjzZLu6zV
— cluedont (@cluedont) March 27, 2020
Self Isolation Day 7. I think I’ve gone mad. #CoronaLockdown #COVID2019 #Quarantine pic.twitter.com/sgwFuGKSHQ
— James Farmer (@JamesFarmer87) March 27, 2020
When the #quarantine is over, I want to buy this man dinner. Who is he? This might be the best thing I've seen in weeks. pic.twitter.com/TfbEjLBQ7R
— Peter Shankman (@petershankman) March 27, 2020
1. Futurama
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) March 29, 2020
2. Doctor Who
3. Red Dwarf https://t.co/bCirQqfkfg
If you are a Dr Who person please join the challenge of posting a Dr Who photo. Just one picture, no description. Please copy the text in your status, post a picture and look at some great memories/pictures. pic.twitter.com/T890VhaGPy
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) March 29, 2020
Lockdown Day 5 - "Spence's Court"
— Tom Holmes (@TomHolmes_Photo) March 28, 2020
Spence's Court almshouse in Carleton In Craven (North Yorkshire, UK)
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Lockdown Day 6 - "Brook View Barn"
— Tom Holmes (@TomHolmes_Photo) March 29, 2020
Farm buldings on Brook View, Carleton In Craven (North Yorkshire, UK)
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This kind of reporting led to Brexit. Even if it rains in the UK the EU is blamed for it by the British tabloids. pic.twitter.com/RBNQLzsJuh
— Guy Verhofstadt (@guyverhofstadt) March 29, 2020
Life lesson: Be much less inhibited when cooking up names for characters pic.twitter.com/D03AatwH3f
— Simon Craven (@Simon_Craven) March 29, 2020
Lockdown Day 7 - "Village Hall"
— Tom Holmes (@TomHolmes_Photo) March 30, 2020
The Village Hall once a School and Tithe Barn, in Carleton In Craven (North Yorkshire, UK)
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Released today all that time ago...
— Pulp_Nights (@Pulp_Nights) March 29, 2020
Something Changed. xhttps://t.co/WGtVXwWBMg
I know exactly how he felt. https://t.co/ghubaG7Wgk
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) March 30, 2020
...The Vipod Mor. https://t.co/Qk6Z8g5LZW
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) March 30, 2020
Passwords must be what? pic.twitter.com/frlj8bWwfl
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) March 30, 2020
Lockdown Day 8 - "Bridge Over The Beck"
— Tom Holmes (@TomHolmes_Photo) March 31, 2020
A big splash of spring colour surrounds the bridge of the beck in Carleton In Craven (North Yorkshire, UK)
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In 2004, the citizens of Ecuador synchronised their watches as part of a national ‘Campaign Against Unpunctuality’. The president’s spokesman was several minutes late to the television broadcast announcing it.
— Quite Interesting (@qikipedia) March 31, 2020
There's one in The Enemy Of The World, so they must have been invented at some point before 2018... pic.twitter.com/IgmPYzS7vI
— David Black (@Davetweetedthis) March 31, 2020
hold on a second... pic.twitter.com/Skg6BTeCjJ
— josรฉ | IT'S PCAP DAY ✨ (@timelesstwelve) March 30, 2020
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