Christine Comrie

Student Comms Officer @UniOfYork. Looking for a plan. Views my own.

[Christine Comrie @ChristineComrie]

I’ve joined Bluesky, along with everyone else: https://t.co/Yns3FcDbpq

[Michael Glasper @MichaelCGlasper]

It's the anniversary of the greatest diary entry of all time, from Michael Palin.

13 November 1977.

[#WOMENSART @womensart1]

"I’m painting women into a space of fairness, equity and freedom”
-Sungi Mlengeya, Tanzanian artist

#WomensArt 💙

[Lev Parikian @LevParikian]

Seeing a few people posting about swallows gathering – always a time of year I’m not quite ready for. They’re about to undertake a frankly ridiculous journey – tiny slips of things flying to Africa.

Africa. Southern Africa, at that. I mean, come on.

[Joseph Fasano @Joseph_Fasano_]

I first wrote this on the back of a student's paper, and two weeks later he turned in a paper about an issue he really cared about. It earned an A.

[Meg @megannn_lynne]

“Healthy zucchini brownies” Did you know that our lives are short & beautiful & someday they will find your bones & no one will be able to tell, from your skeleton, what sweetnesses you stole from yourself?

[Gina @ginamartinuk]

Ok @BBCNews journos I’m going to really need you to watch this 90 sec video before you write anymore headlines.

[Buitengebieden @buitengebieden]

Can’t stop watching.. 😂 https://t.co/NrJjwOC5kY

[Samuel West 💙💛 @exitthelemming]

Educational makeup of the new cabinet: 90%+ state school educated.

This is big (and very different)

[HLTCO @HLTCO]

Outstanding from @jonathanliew.

https://t.co/RwSnyPxzZn

[WeRateDogs @dog_rates]

This dog stuck his head out the window because he wanted a breath of fresh air. Then learned to be careful what he wishes for. 12/10

[The author, Séamas O'Reilly @shockproofbeats]

Been about five years since I first read this, on the English language's *completely universal but totally invisible* adjective hierarchy, and I can honestly say I've thought about it most days since.

[Martin Lewis @MartinSLewis]

It's time to call out these comments. When I started my career, the BBC called a programme I went on, about debt crisis "Hey Big Spender" - I objected. The biggest cause of debt crisis was change of circumstance.

Since we've had a pandemic, cost of living crisis, mental health crisis. People lose jobs, lose partners, lose legs. People get cancer, have mental health breakdowns, get disabilities that stop them working.

The idea that everyone can have enough saved to bring up a child when they have a child (ie £100,000s) is ludicrous. The idea that we should live in a society where there is no underlying support for people who need it, is dystopian.

While there will be a few who desire to be on benefits. I suspect its very much the minority. A huge chunk of those getting Universal Credit are IN WORK. A majority of those getting child benefit are IN WORK.

This was about a late payment for money many rely on. Show some bloody compassion!

[Ian Dunt @IanDunt]

It's extraordinary. Not a peep about it. Not a single solitary triumphant mention. That silence is an acute demonstration of its failure.

[Gus The Fox @GusTheFox]

Shall we start by bringing back not having alarms on cheese and then work up from there?

[Sam Freedman @Samfr]

I know it's stupid electioneering and will never happen, but this has really would me up.

How dare this bunch of clowns who've spent the last few years destroying everything turn around and insist that kids are the ones not displaying adequate civic responsibility?

[Colin the Dachshund @DachshundColin]

In today's metaphor he's launching his campaign from the home of the Titanic.

[WeRateDogs @dog_rates]

This is Moong. He rang your doorbell because he has an important package to deliver. Which is him. 13/10