Tiny roles actors had before they were famous.
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Dickens: It was the best of times, it was the worst of times
Schrödinger: Nice, nice
— Ayn Randy (@ItsAndyRyan) February 15, 2020
I read somewhere that Dickens had been serialised in two local newspapers. It was the Bicester times, it was the Worcester times. I wish I could remember who wrote this. It wasn't me. May have even been you, or @MooseAllain ?
— Martin (@martin_P45) February 15, 2020
The press hounded Princess Diana. After her death, we said it would never happen again. Then others. They splashed Amy Winehouse’s suffering across front pages. Meghan has been so attacked she had to leave. Our society hunts women down for kicks and can’t seem to stop.
— Prof Kate Williams (@KateWilliamsme) February 15, 2020
#ripcarolineflack pic.twitter.com/cxDC5CCTYk
— Miranda Hart (@mermhart) February 15, 2020
Just one question. Why? pic.twitter.com/aNv75Q2gEY
— You Had One Job (@_youhadonejob1) February 16, 2020
Shame on them https://t.co/8imSFAKdi9
— Joe McFadden (@mrjoemcfadden) February 16, 2020
Not just the media but EVERYONE could do with bearing this in mind. https://t.co/ZcrQYoGMog
— Mark Watson (40, but that isn't a big deal) (@watsoncomedian) February 16, 2020
My 5 year old has just made a hands free iPad viewer out of an empty box.
Disturbing Blue Peter / Black Mirror crossover 😂 pic.twitter.com/WwsdsFCktn— Konnie Huq (@Konnie_Huq) February 16, 2020
Before the invention of smartphones. pic.twitter.com/0XibaUBewy
— You Had One Job (@_youhadonejob1) February 16, 2020
The Fibonacci sequence where you add two consecutive terms to make the next (1,1,2,3,5,8,13…) can be used as a rough conversion from miles to km: 3m=5km, 5m=8km, 8m=13km etc, as the ratio of one term to the next is always around 1.6.
— Quite Interesting Facts (@qikipedia) February 16, 2020
FUN DRINKING GAME AT WORK:
Drink water at regular intervals to ensure you are properly hydrated throughout the day.— Dave (@davechannel) February 17, 2020
Am I alone in feeling a bit uncomfortable with ads featuring personalities no longer with us? pic.twitter.com/TKAqxHdtWi
— Simon McCoy (@BBCSimonMcCoy) February 18, 2020
Almost every Christian I follow – from all sorts of different backgrounds/denominations/theological beliefs – is sharing this brilliant tweet. Thank you @forumatheist for your commitment to church unity. https://t.co/0molU2nqLi
— Sam Hailes ن (@samhailes) February 19, 2020
working on my sad childrens book idea pic.twitter.com/dL6TKXogFH
— Nathan W. Pyle (@nathanwpyle) February 19, 2020
Under @BorisJohnson’s new rules anyone earning less than £25.6k is an unskilled worker.
NHS starting salaries:
Nurse £24.2k
Paramedic 24.2k
Midwife £24.2k
Radiographer £24.2k
Care assistant £17.6k
Physiotherapist £24.2k
Occupational therapist £24.2khttps://t.co/yYdpuNxu2B— Rachel Clarke (@doctor_oxford) February 19, 2020
Have I got this right? After seven years of training, fifteen years in ministry, four degrees, a Fellowship of King’s College London, a university Chancellorship and a respectable showing on Masterchef I am officially unskilled? #underthethreshold
— Richard Coles (@RevRichardColes) February 20, 2020
Interesting to look at Closer magazine front cover this week. When is the pain of – particularly female – celebrities going to stop being packaged as titillation? You can almost feel them praying for them all to self-destruct. pic.twitter.com/XoDppBbR7v
— Matt Haig (@matthaig1) February 19, 2020
My mathematical analysis of So Solid Crew's 21 Seconds. pic.twitter.com/aPUh2QKNNJ
— Harry Baker (@harrybakerpoet) February 14, 2020
“You never know what someone is going through. Kindness sounds simple but I think it’s key.” pic.twitter.com/0EfCM6KcVk
— BBC Radio 1 (@BBCR1) February 18, 2020
Good tip for free and easy parking: get some red ‘POLICE AWARE’ stickers printed for your windscreen.
— Dave Gorman (@DaveGorman) February 20, 2020
A kermit is a metric unit of time equivalent to 1/100th of a day, so a kermit passes every 14.4 minutes.
— Quite Interesting Facts (@qikipedia) February 22, 2020
Duck pic.twitter.com/rwXJmMiE7k
— Terrible Maps (@TerribleMaps) February 20, 2020
Changing the stress on each of the seven words in the sentence: ‘I never said she stole your money,’ can yield seven different meanings.
— Quite Interesting Facts (@qikipedia) February 21, 2020
McDonald’s to sell limited edition six-pack of candles that smell like Quarter Pounder ingredients: Ketchup, Pickle, Cheese, Onion & Beef. pic.twitter.com/XpBv6l79S0
— Darren Rovell (@darrenrovell) February 20, 2020
Why does this cat look like he’s being shown the tweets that got him fired pic.twitter.com/sYP437mFj0
— C H I L I (@heyitschili) February 17, 2020
Being old enough to remember the days when there wasn’t a storm
— VeryBritishProblems (@SoVeryBritish) February 22, 2020
Caroline Flack death: hair salons boycott 'toxic' gossip magazines https://t.co/IG4boXlFSx
— The Guardian (@guardian) February 21, 2020
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