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GRANGE HILL: "Slip on the wet floor, did you?" Phil Redmond's hard-hitting school drama didn't pull its punches. In a 'they did things differently back then' scene from 1981, hard but fair P.E. teacher 'Bullet' Baxter doles out justice to a colleague who's been bullying kids.

Did you give them your real name

Thank you

Ive got a letter from them saying im under investigation! Im not paying for this shit

What's the best way to not get a licence?

OMFG I had to go and check that this ACTUALLY happened.

Since when does the BBC ever do chyrons with a political party's branding, rather than their own? Not to mention this is during a pre-election campaign purdah.

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6.5% illuminated waxing crescent Moon and Venus in a purple dusk sky

Moon with Earthshine with Pleiades close by and Venus on the tree line

6.5% illuminated waxing crescent Moon

A very interesting night sky tonight 👀

1. Waxing crescent Moon 6.5% illuminated

2. Pleiades very close to the moon

3. Venus shining bright

#moon #moonhour #photography #astrophotography #nikonphotography

The most famous warm-up in football history.

On this day in 1989, Napoli faced Bayern Munich at Olimpiastadion in Munich and Diego (inadvertently) created a piece of art for the ages 🥹

Im in Ireland and i can get it thou im a Nordie so that might make a different. They have an app called encore which is free. It will be on there!

@lisagrimm.com hi Lisa, did you know that talking picturestv are starting to show repeats of Fortean Times this evening ? Be great to see the good reverend on tv again!

David Baddiel.. the wanker's wanker

Doves - There Goes The Fear YouTube video by DovesVEVO

Seen this get a lot of coverage on Bluesky this week and rightly so. Released 24 years ago, I remember this track and video being so profound. The bit about "turning around and life's passed you by". The same feelings hold true now. Absolutely unreal stuff!!
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I get your point. Obviously when they started doing this, snooker wasn't watched outside of the UK and Ireland but now it has expanded to the rest of the world. But its become a tradition and im quite attached to it as I have fond memories of my dad and me watching it on bank holidays

Its timed to finish on a bank holiday monday Its been that way for nearly 40 years

As someone who doesn't want children the only thing that could change my mind is if a weird guy on the internet told me I should

Peptol man plays for Bayern Munich

Soho Bites 51: King of the Underworld (1952) - Soho Bites Podcast Not a Humphry Bogart film.King of the Underworld (1952) stars Tod Slaughter as Terence Reilly - a master criminal who is always one step ahead of his ar...

Soho Bites episode 51 landed today - @vicpratt.bsky.social from the #BFI discusses a clunky old crime drama, “King of the Underworld” (1952) starring #TodSlaughter and Aidan McManus from @portobelloradio.com talks about a real life king of the underworld, #BernieSilver 📽️

Thank you 😊

Haha they use food to describe the size of tumours .

Thanks but im lucky. Its still there after my operation but its not growing anymore and it is benign.

Oh im very lucky! It was the size of a large orange before the operation. Now its the size of a sausage lol. The food descriptions are the surgeons btw!

"If any of you in any way hate homosexuals, people of different color, or women, please do this one favor for us - leave us the f**k alone! Don't come to our shows and don't buy our records." - Kurt Cobain The Advocate, 1995

Mood, every single day.

Theyre awful aren't they! I have one every year as I have a brain tumour. Never get used to them

Not sure who needs to see this but...

Irish musician Moya Brennan dies aged 73 Moya Brennan, best known as the lead singer of the Grammy and BAFTA-winning group Clannad, died peacefully yesterday, surrounded by her family, at the age of 73.

So sad to learn of the passing of Moya Brennan of Clannad. For me, her singing was the bridge between the old traditions of Irish music and something new and vibrant as contemporary sounds and influences came into it.
Her instrument was her voice, and it was stunning.
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Man city

Absolutely magical. Handel's Messiah on Dublin's Fishamble Street this lunchtime, 284 years after it was first performed. Proinnsías Ó Duinn, 85 years young conducting, a living legend.

Hope they lose the league

Morning Kitten (and friend)

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