Tim Hardy

@timbobaggins.bsky.social

Perpetually exhausted, dad, husband, tech. Doesn't write as much as he should. (he/him)

Very true. OK then, here's one I came up with in my earliest days on Twitter. - I was holding auditions today for my production of Oedipus Rex. My girlfriend came along and tried out for the part of his mother. - Jocasta? - No, she was rubbish.

This is just to say... I have stolen the work that you spent years creating and which you were probably hoping would pay your bills But online sharing doesn't count It's actually a compliment So fuck you BTW, I'm a fan

When you post screenshots of HP, even to take the piss, it is a jolt to trans people who then, likely, have to spend time trying to work out the context & if that's a safe account to follow. The images of it are *everywhere*. Ads are relentless, placement in other programmes. Give us a break, huh?

One of life’s small pleasures is to wash out a Marmite jar ready for recycling and then holding it up to the light and turning it slowly, marvelling at its gorgeous hue and wishing that all glass was that colour e.g. supermarket windows

Previous RTs: it is the mark of the absolute tosser, who understands *nothing* about coastal communities, or the sea, to go up against the RNLI. The RNLI is an exemplar of what a volunteer organisation should be, rooted in their communities and displaying proper commitment.

The RNLI have some of the best people in Britain volunteering for them. They put their lives on the line when they are called on and they will rescue anyone who needs them. Because every life matters, and offering help is the right thing to do. You can donate here: rnli.org

RNLI - Royal National Lifeboat Institution - Saving Lives at Sea

The RNLI is the charity that saves lives at sea. We do this through lifeboat search and rescue, lifeguards, water safety education and international interventions.

rnli.org

Another master came to see the swordmaster. "Let me watch you teach." He watched a lesson, then asked: "Where do they get their swords?" "Some have their own, others borrow a school sword, like this." "This is an exceptional sword!" "If you have a bad sword, you learn to fight it, not use it."

My wife, a prodigious sleep-talker, failed to disclose her affliction when we started dating, which led to the fright of my life the night she sat bolt upright in bed and in a low flat monotone loudly declared that “THIRTEEN BABIES REMAIN UNFATHERED.”

Farage honking "BORING! BORING! BORING!" while a woman who verbally disagreed with him from a crowd gets beaten up by his supporters is quite a look for Britain's hottest new party.

I always think about how my grandmother learned how to put text on her pictures and somehow would create the sort of shit you'd see on an indie horror poster or a niche album drop & you can't fake the pure elegance of someone who has no idea what they are doing bsky.app/profile/most...

Bree (half of Kit Rocha)@mostlybree.kitrocha.com · 2y ago

In my ongoing quest to save my favorite moments from twitter, I am sharing one of my favorite viral tweets: the time my grandmother was trying to explain to me that something was in her garden eating her tomatoes but accidentally created a god-tier meme

a picture of a yellow tomato perfectly centered on a green placement that is just spirals of tiny braiding going out in concentric circles. The tomato has a bite taken out of it, and my grandmother put white text over the bite that says "something came in the night"