Ddave73

@ddave73.bsky.social

NUFC Fan, Star Trek/Wars and science fiction in general, a bit of gaming every now and then. Not that active on any social media but do post and/or re-post stuff here every once in a while. Have a nice day :)

A successful geek shop today, managed to get 2 Robocop Funko Pops I have wanted for years and have finally finished my Star Trek TOS Titans collection with the Kirk green top variant.

Titans TOS Star Trek Kirk, both versions.Robocop FunkoClarence Boddicker Funko

Right, fucking hell my optimism is doing some heavy lifting here... Honestly a bit shocked, a month ago perhaps but did not expect Howe to leave this close to the season starting. Anyway, this guy has some stats and maybe has some potential, fuck knows lol #nufc

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Leeds Intelligencer - Tuesday, Apr. 29, 1760 The only true BRITISH POWDER for the TEETH and GUMS. "It brings the gums to fill up the proper places and channels which the Scurvy hath eat away" Sounds brilliant, I shall send my man servant to the market immediately. #dentist #health #history

An advertisement in the Leeds Intelligencer newspaper - Tuesday,  Apr. 29, 1760

The only true BRITISH POWDER for the TEETH and GUMS.

Microsoft is planning to build 3 massive AI data centres in Leeds. It’ll drain thousands of litres of water from the River Aire and become the city's biggest carbon emitter. We can still stop the council's final sign-off, but we need more voices. Add your name: you.38degrees.org.uk/petitions/pr...

Stop the Microsoft AI megasite in Leeds!

Microsoft wants to build three huge AI data centres at Skelton Grange. It would drain the River Aire and become the city's biggest carbon emitter. We can still stop it - add your name to the petition.

you.38degrees.org.uk

A few adverts from the Newcastle Courant newspaper dated July 23rd 1803. I spend way too much time looking at this type of stuff. I will screenshot more bits and bobs which I find interesting when I come across it (happens often) if anyone is interested. #Newcastle #History

A few adverts from the Newcastle Courant newspaper dated July 23rd 1803.