Mike Casey-Head

[Mike Casey-Head @headcaseymike]

@Rainmaker1973 I had a Datsun Stanza years ago, and learnt to drive in a Datsun Sunny. So easy to drive.

[Ross Kempsell @RossKempsell]

A favourite moment in all of modern politics - a video that makes me cry with laughter. To be recommended to anyone who needs cheering up

[Jeremy Clarkson @JeremyClarkson]

We paid for Angela Rayner’s education. We paid her wages when she worked for the local council. We paid her wages when she became an MP. We even paid the settlement that enabled her to buy a house. Tax payers have funded every aspect of her entire life.

[Have I Got News For You @haveigotnews]

As the row continues over Angela Rayner’s stamp duty, she claims she received bad advice from someone who didn’t fully understand the complex issues of tax and finance

[Margaret Thatcher @realmrsthatcher]

Put your savings in your socks and they'd nationalise socks.

[Mike Casey-Head @headcaseymike]

Happy heavenly birthday mum xxx

[NO CONTEXT HUMANS @HumansNoContext]

The second one made me physically recoil 😭

[All day Astronomy @forallcurious]

Absolutely stunning.... meteor burning over the Stonehenge !☄️

[DaVinci @BiancoDavinci]

Art Nouveau The lady of the lamp by Peter Behrens, Germany, 1902

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

10 fun facts about cats paws you may not know.

1. Unlike dogs, cats have retractable claws. This means they can pull their claws back into their paws when they're not needed, keeping them sharp for hunting or self-defense.

2. Cats have scent glands in their paws. When they scratch or knead, they're not just exercising or making a comfy spot; they're also marking their territory with their unique scent.

3. Each toe of a cat's paw has a digital pad. These pads, along with the larger central pad, help cats grip surfaces, providing traction for climbing or running.

4. Cats knead with their paws from kittenhood, a behavior believed to stem from nursing where they knead their mother's mammary glands to stimulate milk flow. This continues into adulthood as a form of comfort or affection.

5. The claws of cats are covered by a tough, protective sheath which is shed periodically. You might find these tiny, hard casings around your home.

6. A cat's front paws often have five toes, while the back paws usually have four. However, some cats have extra toes due to a genetic condition known as polydactyly.

7. The paws of cats can detect temperature changes. They might prefer to sleep in warm spots because they can feel the warmth through their paws.

8. The sharp claws and strong paws are not just for climbing; they're also formidable weapons. A cat can deliver a powerful swipe if threatened or when hunting.

9. Cats use their paws to lick clean. They wet their paws with saliva and use them like a washcloth to clean their faces and ears, which they can't reach directly with their tongues.

10. Cats are digitigrade, meaning they walk on their toes with the back part of the foot and heel raised off the ground. This gives them speed and stealth, perfect for a predator.

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

The dog who ate a glowing toy

[Love Music @khnh80044]

It's Friday . This was from the original Addams family TV show back in the 60s.💖

[Christopher C. Leon @Christcleon]

Who did this?

[Paul64 🇬🇧 @paul1964Jam]

Who remembers Rosemary?

[Best of British Comedy @BestOfUKComedy]

Who was a Fawlty Towers fan?

[Commodore Computer Museum 🕹 @MuseumCommodore]

Balloon BASIC on the Commodore 64. Who remembers typing this in?

[sᴜᴘᴇʀ ᴛᴠ @superTV247]

The BBC confirm award winning Scottish comedy Two Doors Down is returning after 2 years for a Christmas Special this December!!