
Very proud member of #SeaofBlue. Tweets about the Force and felines.
Perth, Western Australia
Joined May 2014
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Yep, as predicted #SeaofSoggyBlue . Don't care, tonight is for Hodgo and @westernforce
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Highlight from last week's new entries in the Parish Churches app.
Norman doorway, Riccall, Yorkshire.
The doorway features carvings of a multitude of people and animals including a wyvern, lions, a dog, St Michael, Adam & Eve, and a dove.
parishchurches.org/parishchu…
Woohoo!!!!!!! Way to go @westernforce. Awesome work for the full 80.
Fly home and get ready for the big dance, here in WA!!!
#StrongerTogether
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Proudly inspired by the historic Worcester Cathedral.
Introducing your Worcester Warriors 26/27 Home Shirt - available now in-store and online at shop.warriors.co.uk
#COYW #WeBuiltTogether #NextLevel @VX3apparel
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I got this.
The prime minister is on holiday, so who is in charge?
itv.com/news/2026-08-04/the-…
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In celebration of #YorkshireDay, I present to you the Sean Bean Bastard Collection.
Sound up, bastards.
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For any of my friends unfamiliar with Bill and the genius of the Goodies
bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cjej…
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Health & Safety insisted the small tripping hazard be clearly marked.
I think they’ve overreacted
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On your marks Larry...
.. or as you say.. sit wherever you like my dear friend.
@Number10cat
It's double header game day @westernforce @wallabies!!!
Heading to @hbfpark for a glorious afternoon/evening of rugby 💙💛
Let's go and #packthepark!
#StrongerTogether
#WeAreTheWest
#westisbest
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🙏 Thanks to Tourism WA for their support in bringing to life tomorrow's double-header @hbfpark
Tix via @Ticketmaster_AU - don't miss out! 🎟️
@WestAustralia
#WeAreTheWest
#WAtheDreamState
Awesome job done by all involved! See you at the #ForceField on the 18th!! 💙
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St Mary's, South Luffenham, Rutland. A 14th century tower with crocketed spire and 15th century chancel and nave.
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"We can only see a short distance ahead, but we can see plenty there that needs to be done" Alan Turing, born on this day in 1912.
His genius helped to save hundreds of thousands of lives during WWII and led to the creation of the device you're using to read this message.































