Stevie @Planning_Prof

Camden Town, London Joined August 2009

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Finlay McLaren @fin_lay24

2 days ago

Absolutely wonderful stuff

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Stevie @Planning_Prof

3 weeks ago

@DanNeidle Not many would agree that 6% is a crap average return though?

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Stevie @Planning_Prof

3 weeks ago

@mralistairgreen Love this one. The pathos is back

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Selina j 🧚🏻🌙⚒ @OfSelina

3 weeks ago

I would say this is probably the greatest joke ever written for the sheer fact of how many times your Dad or Granddad has said this line when an ambulance or Police car goes by with its sirens on

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Stevie @Planning_Prof

3 weeks ago

@TheStingisBack I hated it. Betrayed! All the magic swept away

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Stevie @Planning_Prof

3 weeks ago

@owenjonesjourno @DanNeidle @paulpowlesland Your double standards are truly a wonder to behold. Magnificently without shame or self awareness.

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alistair green @mralistairgreen

4 weeks ago

The most misguided thing ppl say is ‘social media isnt real life’. Yes it is. Ppl are on their phone 24/7. Theyre cancelling plans so they can look at their phone. Everyone in yr train carriage is scrolling their phone.Nobody knows whats real anymore and everybody is angry.

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LimmyTwitchClipsPlus @LTCPLUS

4 weeks ago

Limmy’s Voting Advice

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Ethel Braithwaite @Ethelbrait1941

a month ago

Never stop saying "dozen" and "half dozen". Never stop using the word you read in an old novella. Never stop using your regional jargon. Don't succumb to an internationalized English stripped of its whimsy and romanticism in the name of streamlining global commerce.

Anon Opin. @anon_opin

a month ago

I don't understand the point of using the term "dozen". It means 12, so just say 12? It's even worse when people say or type "half a dozen". Just say 6 or six.

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Rick Prior @mpfchairman

a month ago

I was a firearms officer too Andy (for over 20 years), and I'm glad to say I never had to disarm an active terrorist who had just stabbed members of the public. My training was simple (and probably very similar to yours): if a suspect was not complying with commands to disarm and drop a knife, and I had formed an honest held belief that there was an imminent threat to life, the suspect would be shot until the imminent threat to life was no more. Not Tasered. Not kicked in the head. Shot. Aiming at the centre body mass. In all probability, lethal force being used. These officers were exceeding brave. If that suspect could have got back up off the floor, still armed with the knife, he could have killed and / or seriously injured many more people in a frenzied attack - including the officers - in a very short space of time. These unarmed officers could not take that risk. Using the NDM, it is clear to all sensible and knowledgeable people that the use of force utilised in these circumstances - including the kicks to the head - was fully justified. These officers are heroes, and deserve our full admiration and praise.

Andy George @andygeorgeni

a month ago

@sarahknapton @JackJDees I have been a police officer for nearly 27 years, was on OFC in ARVs for 10 years and worked on the national taser course in 2022. I don't ever remember being trained to kick someone in the head, although any use of force can be justified in certain circumstances

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a month ago

“Apprehending violent and dangerous criminals is a full contact and messy task which may appear shocking to observers with little experience of policing in the real world.” Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley writes to Zack Polanski.

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Stevie @Planning_Prof

a month ago

@greaseyote @sheebadigeebies interesting

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Stevie @Planning_Prof

a month ago

@sheebadigeebies This is my experience also. Wealth in US overwhelmingly exists in the private realm whilst the public is dilapidated, car based and dislocated, and often very ugly, even in major cities. Also the decline in food outside wealthy areas is dramatic.

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Stevie @Planning_Prof

a month ago

@StephenFPI @ObserverSWJ @rustyrockets @piersmorgan More likely when he sent cars round to pick her up from school and called her his ‘baby’. All in her evidence.

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Christopher Snowdon @cjsnowdon

2 months ago

The amazing thing about the Abbey Road photo is that there were only six shots taken and they were all awful apart from the one that absolutely nailed it.

The Extreme Music Enthusiast @TheExtremeMusi1

2 months ago

Is this the most iconic picture in music history???

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Serus @serus_ai

3 months ago

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Brandon O’Neill @brandonjjoneill

2 months ago

The thought of some American booking a holiday to Benidorm off the back of this, then potentially seeing one pissed up Brit dressed as a nun and another dressed as a cheerleader punching fuck out of each other as soon as they land warms my heart

Beauty of Nature 🥀 @NaturalEye78321

2 months ago

Benidorm, Spain 🇪🇸

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twitch.tv/Limmy @DaftLimmy

2 months ago

Imagine being one of those astronauts looking down at Earth, and discovering that you don't feel anything. You'd have to pretend. I wonder if any of them are like that.