Chris Robinson

[Gary Dinsdale @garydinsdale]

WWF fans in the UK will recognise this iconic theme music - used on all of the early Silver Vision releases. Here it is without the regular "So if it's Body Slams..." commentary in a highlight video showcasing highlights from 1991 and 1992 releases.

[Chris Robinson @doinkbrah]

@joehendry Surely it's the irn brusers 💪🤣

[John Pitchford🌹💙 @Johnnypapa64]

Dave Allen: The dying Irishman’s final words.

[Snapdragon @Snapdragon]

😃 😃 😃

[Chris Robinson @doinkbrah]

Activision ID #REBIRTHDAY @CallofDuty Swordfish

[Sylvester McCoy @4SylvesterMcCoy]

Time and Red Dimension In Space ! #sylvesterontour

[Fascinating @fasc1nate]

Comparing Main Street in Deadwood, South Dakota, in 1877 to 2023 reveals some interesting contrasts. Here are three fascinating facts about Deadwood:

1. In 1874, General George A. Custer led a military expedition that stumbled upon gold in the area. The news of this discovery spread rapidly, attracting a massive influx of prospectors to the region. The population peaked at around 25,000 residents due to the gold rush.

2. The name "Deadwood" originated from a small settlement called "Deadwood Gulch," which emerged around the gold mines. It is believed that the moniker was inspired by the abundance of lifeless trees found in the gulch.

3. As the town experienced rapid growth, it gained a notorious reputation for lawlessness. The absence of effective governance resulted in a surge of crime, violence, and gambling. Notorious figures like Wild Bill Hickok, Calamity Jane, and Al Swearengen were drawn to the area, further fueling its lawless image.

On August 2, 1876, Wild Bill Hickok, the legendary gunslinger and lawman, met his demise while playing poker at a saloon. Jack McCall, an unsuccessful gambler harboring a grudge against Hickok, shot him dead. This tragic event solidified Deadwood's place in Wild West folklore.

[Chris Robinson @doinkbrah]

Happy birthday to a very old friend on my day off 🧘‍♂️🍻#DoctorWho60

[NBA on ESPN @ESPNNBA]

The legendary Hall of Famer @MagicJohnson turns 64 today! 🎈

🏀 5x NBA Champion
🏀 3x NBA Finals MVP
🏀 3x NBA MVP
🏀 12x NBA All-Star
🏀 All-time APG leader (11.2)

One of the league's best 🙌

(via @NBA)

[Chris Robinson @doinkbrah]

@V1_OSW Is he a super glittery shredder 🤣

[James Hogg @JamesAHogg2]

It's Barry Cryer's birthday, which can mean only one thing. This is the first joke he ever told me. And the last, come to think of it.

Happy birthday Baz x

[BenchWarmers @BeWarmers]

30 years ago, Sergeant Al Powell (known as Twink to friends) helped save dozens of lives after being sent to investigate a prank call at Nakatomi Plaza. As I do every year at this time of year, I will honour his bravery by watching the documentary and you should too! #NeverForget

[Fascinating @fasc1nate]

A school of stingrays ride a wave.

[Vintage Puroresu プロレス @vintagepuro]

The Sheik was f*ckin’ wild. (1968) ☠️ *graphic*

[Vintage Puroresu プロレス @vintagepuro]

‘97 Eddie was a whole different level of intensity. It felt like he was going to jump right through your tv screen. 🔥

[Wonder of Science @wonderofscience]

This is not a time-lapse video. Amazing footage of a river of lava moving at an incredible speed captured by photographer Ken Boyer.

[Chris Robinson @doinkbrah]

@HeyHeyItsConrad @BoxOfGimmicks @highonryan Does my doot look big in this?

[Jim Cornette @TheJimCornette]

BOOM, a mystery has been solved!

[Allan @allan_cheapshot]

Don Eagle vs. Gorgeous George screw job from 1950.

Eagle only had one shoulder pinned to the mat, referee Earl Mollohan counted to three quickly and declared George the winner. The crowd, who noticed that Eagle had only one shoulder pinned began throwing things & started a riot.