Internet highlights – w/c 20th November 2016

26 11 2016

The Brockmans are back: #Outnumbered returns @BBCOne for a Christmas special >>https://t.co/NEjUywutEW @tyger pic.twitter.com/1Kmh5gIWLa

— BBC Press Office (@bbcpress) November 21, 2016

“OK” first appeared as an abbreviation for “Oll Korrect”, in a satirical article about grammar.

— The QI Elves (@qikipedia) November 20, 2016

Somewhere in that mix of moths and fireworks is a legend. What a year for @andy_murray. He ends it as No. 1

Christmas No. 1, if you will… pic.twitter.com/WfrIgo0XtS

— Greg James (@gregjames) November 20, 2016

Remember it's #JustFriday… pic.twitter.com/aWIxoDhRnz

— Traidcraft (@traidcraft) November 22, 2016

A pebble
Salt & Vinegar crisps
A piece of cress
Sand
A gerbil
Cough medicine
Three raisins
A tea towel
An Ox

#BetterAmbassadorsThanFarage

— Dr Jez Phillips (@drjezphillips) November 22, 2016

This is keeping our breathing steady today, thank you @nathanwpyle pic.twitter.com/HjpWrlZU3B

— The Blurt Foundation (@BlurtAlerts) November 22, 2016

Words to remember this #BlackFriday… pic.twitter.com/kYK9WCK8Em

— Greenpeace UK (@GreenpeaceUK) November 25, 2016

Thanksgiving: "We're so thankful for everything we have."
Black Friday: "What we have is terrible. Let's buy everything again."

— James Martin (@Pundamentalism) November 25, 2016

Tomorrow:
1. Call in sick.
2. Binge @GilmoreGirls: A Year in the Life.
3. Win at life. pic.twitter.com/tA1k2SHGi0

— Netflix UK & Ireland (@NetflixUK) November 24, 2016

I often think of Jo Cox’s “there’s more that unites than divides us”. How that’s true even here on Twitter, even post-Trump. It helps. RIP.

— David Schneider (@davidschneider) November 24, 2016

Brexit will cost the public £60 billion. For that we've had murder, hate crime, and Farage and Trump in a gold elevator. Britain, you idiot.

— Matt Haig (@matthaig1) November 23, 2016

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— BuzzFeed (@BuzzFeed) November 23, 2016

Sorry. We are a sovereign nation and make our own decisions. https://t.co/dbuXM4Hm7E

— Chris Bryant MP (@RhonddaBryant) November 22, 2016

@realDonaldTrump @Nigel_Farage Many people would like to see Homer Simpson as United States ambassador to the UK. He'd represent you well.

— Neil Coyle (@coyleneil) November 22, 2016