Paul Weekes

Husband, father, fun runner, amused by life, writer, son, brother, accountant.

[Carlton FC @CarltonFC]

This Sunday, we want to hear you louder than ever.

A wall of sound, a sea of Navy Blue.

𝐁𝐞 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐧𝐨𝐢𝐬𝐞. Bring it, Bluebaggers.

[Paul Weekes @iPaulWeekes]

@frontiertouring @Ticketek_AU 😮😮😮

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@XGames @yutohorigome @XGamesJPN @XGames when are you going to put the full elim round up on youtube?

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@dreamwastaken2 @isaac_weekes

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@TheBachelorAU @Emily15270394

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@JaneBunn ‘Rare’ winter-like blast not seen for 18 years?? What's happening @JaneBunn ? Should we stock up on firewood?

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@JaneBunn Oh cool. Last thing we need is to be stuck inside in lockdown 👍

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@JaneBunn Good for the lawns 👌

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@JaneBunn Sunshine is glorious 🙌

[Macaulay Culkin @IncredibleCulk]

Hey guys, wanna feel old?

I'm 40.

You're welcome.

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@PhillipIslandNP Has the site crashed tonight!

[Marques Brownlee @MKBHD]

How bout we bring Vine back

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Lin-Manuel Miranda 🤯🙌♥️!! #HamiltonFilm

[Kate Weekes @kateweekes]

@latelateshow Love you @JKCorden. What a beautiful heart and a beautiful father you have! Thank you. X

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@DanielAndrewsMP @jodihaartsen

[Jemaine Clement @AJemaineClement]

Growing up, when my family couldn't make ends meet a local food bank helped us and I appreciate it still. If you can, support your local food bank. And if you need help, ask them (by phone). No shame in hunger.

https://t.co/bjpciOaIMV #FoodForKiwiFamilies via @unicefnz

[Danielle Baskin @djbaskin]

Choosing your quarantine character 🍾👏😂

https://t.co/tgsQfH1ZIZ

[Sam Neill @TwoPaddocks]

Premiere- DAS BAD -presented by Cinema Quarantine. The eagerly awaited follow up to DAS LEEK- here now.( dress code semi formal ) . Massive budget, all star cast, vast crew -it oozes class . With Hugo Weaving & Sam Neill ‘A profound rumination on contemporary life’( Guardian)