McDonalds is going to trial home delivery.
British foods explained for Americans.
"The Chuckling Cavalier" #ChuckleBrothersArt @ThePoke 👨🏻👨🏻🎨 pic.twitter.com/tc7WWxS4cw
— Jimbo Loony (@JimboLoony) August 26, 2015
There are very little words that can actually change my perspective on things, but this! Oh boy .. pic.twitter.com/9CHTUVyRdJ
— Yui (@ChihayaQueen) April 24, 2017
'You don't hire people for skills, you employ for attitude. You can always teach skills.'
– Herb Kelleher— Nicky Gumbel (@nickygumbel) April 24, 2017
Streetmarketing by Canon to show its powerful zoom lens! pic.twitter.com/eAGpaIXwmb
— Brilliant Ads (@Brilliant_Ads) April 26, 2017
IKEA has responded to the £1,700 designer bag that looks just like their 40p baghttps://t.co/G7RgP2cSqP pic.twitter.com/1JS2lE8iOd
— The Poke (@ThePoke) April 26, 2017
For people who argue that technology is cheapening our discourse, this Telegraph letter is a withering retort. pic.twitter.com/c10DsCg9P9
— Stig Abell (@StigAbell) April 26, 2017
Facebook makes you hate people you know. Twitter makes you adore total strangers. #AdviceForPeopleJoiningTwitter
— BIll kauFF (@BillKauff) April 25, 2017
Just used geometry to calculate the cake tin I need if I halve the mix.
See kids, maths IS important. pic.twitter.com/VjWpRJHNVY
— Tamal Ray (@DrRayBakes) April 27, 2017
When he retired the senior crayon maker at Crayola admitted he was colour blind.
— The QI Elves (@qikipedia) April 27, 2017
More malaphors: 'you can't teach an old leopard new spots' , and 'until the cows freeze over'. Oh, and 'that's right up my cup of tea'.
— Susie Dent (@susie_dent) April 25, 2017
Our family-sized juice bottles are now £2 in @sainsburys. That’s ‘big enough for a family’, not ‘the size of a family’. That'd be too big. pic.twitter.com/3i4nLuOQ1e
— innocent drinks (@innocent) April 24, 2017
Jeremy Corbyn would win the election if only young people voted https://t.co/ltzWnSSXY6
— The Independent (@Independent) April 26, 2017
Tim Farron is being hounded for being a Christian. This unseemly pursuit should stop. https://t.co/q0wvxydv83
— (((StephenDaisley))) (@JournoStephen) April 25, 2017
Treat anxiety like the flu. Respect it, do what you need to do to get better, but don't define yourself by it. Exist beside it.
— Matt Haig (@matthaig1) April 24, 2017
Another great sign. #marchforscience #ScienceMarch #ScienceMarchDC pic.twitter.com/oTjP6J4ioK
— Sarah Miller (@scba) April 22, 2017
#sciencemarchdc This young lady must really care! In Ann Arbor's #marchforscience pic.twitter.com/0yYOlVmUu6
— Nancy Skinner (@ClimateTalker) April 23, 2017
#marchforscience #March4Sociology best protest sign ever??? pic.twitter.com/myQr1H7EpV
— Steve G. Hoffman (@namffoh_evets) April 22, 2017
Happy #EarthDay from the best sign at the #marchforscience!
Cc: @PodSaveAmerica #SeanSpicer #friendofthepod pic.twitter.com/i3I499BqRy— Ashley Baxstrom 🙅🏼 (@AshBaxNYC) April 22, 2017
This is the world’s first full-sized Lego car, with a top speed of 30 kph. Even the engine is made of Lego. (Video by Steve Sammartino.) pic.twitter.com/OK0c9ChLNn
— The QI Elves (@qikipedia) April 23, 2017
Six different administrations.
Note: creator asked that I not tag them in this tweet. pic.twitter.com/Z85zrbpPth
— Yashar (@yashar) April 21, 2017
You know when assistant refs run along the touch line holding their flags down? It makes me think of this. pic.twitter.com/01eKrrYmeM
— Richard Coles (@RevRichardColes) April 22, 2017
As a nurse it is my duty to inform the public that after 7 Tory years the NHS has been decimated. You and your children's health is at risk https://t.co/knvS436i2g
— Barbara Campbell (@militantbarb) April 20, 2017
@fabucat I thought you might love this. It was the funniest sign at the science at the Albuquerque March Saturday. pic.twitter.com/0GoH3xWAlH
— Resist2Exist (@sachielles) April 24, 2017
Result of the competition to name this lake even better than Boaty McBoatface https://t.co/riRccCWUNP pic.twitter.com/WWE5C5mbFj
— The Poke (@ThePoke) April 29, 2017
The best news story about a guinea pig you’ll ever read (via @Alsboy)https://t.co/h5jbtikply pic.twitter.com/GQsFQLueI6
— The Poke (@ThePoke) April 28, 2017
My superpower is always dropping my phone but never breaking it.
— Richard Osman (@richardosman) April 29, 2017
A deaf baby hears for the first time. Thousands of hours of patient experimentation went into this. Science is glory pic.twitter.com/DV1Rq75rne
— Amol Rajan (@amolrajanBBC) April 29, 2017
ineke.co.uk 
We’ve been busy, haven’t we? 😉
Re: Worship – what happened? The answer is pop culture under commercial pressure with a large bucket of emotion and an anti-theology filter.
I find it funny that in the ‘happy clappy’ days of the Charismatic movement, contemporary worship songs were often full of scripture and solid theology, but now they’ve gone mainstream they can look like the above.