Internet highlights – w/c 10th January 2016

16 01 2016

Some of the most AWFUL things people have done to their Sims – ‘scuse the language

J K Rowling’s brilliant revenge on Stephen Fry

New Guinness ad – pretty creative pic.twitter.com/IJI6GakDhD

— Brilliant Ads (@Brilliant_Ads) January 9, 2016

We JUST managed to grab a word with @radioleary about @BBC_Getaway_Car before he literally ran off to the sofa! 🏃🏻 https://t.co/D8mXd5qSbL

— BBC The One Show (@BBCTheOneShow) January 8, 2016

1956 A 5MB hard drive being loaded onto a PanAm plane. https://t.co/uSk6DZNr8Z pic.twitter.com/RSR3zs4MPW

— Old Pics Archive (@oldpicsarchive) January 6, 2016

Your life as a Christian should make non believers question their disbelief in God. – Dietrich Bonhoeffer

— Nicky Gumbel (@nickygumbel) January 11, 2016

Dear Twitter pic.twitter.com/1egu2W4Vaf

— Keir Shiels (@keirshiels) January 10, 2016

In the post today. pic.twitter.com/D6Z8qAxMBR

— Sam Bowman (@s8mb) January 7, 2016

TERRIBLE JOKE WE JUST MADE UP: How do IT experts stop theselves going to the loo? Ctrl P

— Dave (@Join_Dave) January 9, 2016

My date took me to a nice restaurant. Our server leaned in to me and said, "You're the third one this week" #WorstFirstDate

— Jessie (@JessieB365) January 6, 2016

Do crabs think WE walk sideways? https://t.co/r1f22knSqT

— Shower Thoughts (@shwr_thoughts) January 16, 2016

Let me just PHYSICS myself out of this hole pic.twitter.com/dBYKwjyC0P

— Science GIFs (@Learn_Things) January 15, 2016

"Working 15 hours in a row = not safe. Working 15+ hours in a row for less money = safe." #bbcqt

— David Schneider (@davidschneider) January 14, 2016

This dog is my new hero. pic.twitter.com/GzWbubWwBh

— Amanda (@Pandamoanimum) January 14, 2016

Been saying for years that #bbcqt is nothing more than a Jeremy Kyle Show that's been to uni.

— Danny Baker (@prodnose) January 13, 2016

Here's the letter Alan Rickman wrote for us back in 2011, upon completing Harry Potter & The Deathly Hallows: pic.twitter.com/nw6s57GcjI

— Empire Magazine (@empiremagazine) January 15, 2016

In 1956 The Duke of Edinburgh launched the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award scheme, aimed at challenging young people in Great Britain and the other parts of the Commonwealth to ‘attain standards of achievement and endeavour in a wide variety of active interests’. In 2016, now operating in 140 countries and territories, with more than 2.4 million recipients in the UK alone, The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award celebrates their 60th by launching the #DofEChallenge – find out more on their profile @dofeuk Photo © Duke of Edinburgh’s Award

A post shared by The Royal Family (@theroyalfamily) on Jan 12, 2016 at 12:30am PST

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Date : 16 January 2016
Tags: alan rickman, internet
Categories : The Best of the Internet

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