Nickabilly

[Nickabilly @Nickabilly1]

BBC News - Nicholas Parsons: 'Broadcasting legend' dies aged 96 after short illness https://t.co/6IfNQRp2LO

[Nickabilly @Nickabilly1]

@lewis_goodall That bin is a person, with feelings.

[Egypt National Team @EgyptNT_EN]

Thank you for 23 days of the best moments we could have shared together 🤩🇪🇬

#egyptnt
#FIFAWORLDCUP

[Nickabilly @Nickabilly1]

If that were to happen I'd expect : 2 England red cards, penalty against England saved & ordered to be retaken, at least one English goal disallowed, and no card given against Argentina for a foul that sees an England player stretchers off.

[MR DT @MrDtAFC]

If England gets past Norway and ends up playing Argentina in the semi-final, then the only thing that would worry me is the corrupt decisions to make sure that Messi is in the final. Apart from that. They are terrible.

[Craig Murray @CraigMurrayOrg]

FIFA cheating in favour of Argentina is so built in to this World Cup it's taken for granted.

[Nickabilly @Nickabilly1]

The guy is falling forwards as the shirt tug happens. The shirt tug has no impact. Egypt have been robbed.

[Dale Johnson @DaleJohnsonBBC]

Egypt's disallowed goal was completely against how this tournament has been refereed.

You can't have a light touch where you don't give fouls for minimal contact and then rule out a goal through VAR for a very minimal hold of the shirt.

#ARGEGY

[Nickabilly @Nickabilly1]

The impact of the shirt tug was nil, the guy was falling forwards. Its a cheat. Egypt were robbed.

[Michael McFaul @McFaul]

Not a fan of VAR as currently being used . Egypt just got robbed.

[Nickabilly @Nickabilly1]

What impact did the shirt tug have on the Argentinian player? He hell forwards. No way could that be blamed on the shirt tug. Cheating on a massive scale.

[Henry Winter @henrywinter]

If VAR had gone any further back in that Egyptian move Tutankhamun would be involved. How far do you go back? Probably right decision but what a pity, what a goal that would have been. 80 yards, majestic move, precise passing, would have been one of the goals of the tournament,

[Nickabilly @Nickabilly1]

@David_Suchet Private sector.

[Supertanskiii @supertanskiii]

Farage is finally getting a taste of political scrutiny and he’s falling apart like wet cake. He’s benefitted from favourable coverage for over a decade. Bias isn’t just what papers print, it’s what they refuse to. So why now? What’s caused them to finally start scrutinising him?

[Nickabilly @Nickabilly1]

@Steven_Swinford Is £5m not big enough? What's the price of a soul these days? Oh forgot, he doesn't have one.

[Nickabilly @Nickabilly1]

@waychee1 What a stupid comment at the end.

[Nickabilly @Nickabilly1]

Ah, we've all been there...the fainting, that is.

[Radio Muft Baluchistan @DerArschloch]

People laugh but hyenas have it real tough cus of weird female anatomy.

Their females don't have the kind of vaginal opening that other mammals do. The hyena females have a pseudopenis and they use it for vaginal functions. To reproduce, the male hyena has to put his penis in that pseudopenis. The angle is super awkward.

And eventually the cub has to pass through same narrow awkward pseudopenis, in first births, 60% cubs suffocate to death in the process. 10% mothers also die. It's a miracle that this species is still alive.

[Nickabilly @Nickabilly1]

@Richard_AHolmes It's the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office.

[Nickabilly @Nickabilly1]

@UtterlyInterest Wonderful.

[Nickabilly @Nickabilly1]

What did you think of the name check in Bob Dylan's, Murder Most Foul?

[Duane Betts @MrDuaneBetts]

So proud of you dad! A little piece of highway 41 in your honor! Thanks to all at the local and state level who made it happen. He would be honored. 🍄

[Nickabilly @Nickabilly1]

The music video is simple but brilliant.

[Ladytron Fan Account @Lady_FanAccount]

"Ironic" was written by Alanis Morissette and producer Glen Ballard, and it was the third song they composed together. The lyrics sparked an endless debate, as many listeners pointed out that several of the situations in the song are not technically ironic at all, but closer to bad luck or coincidence. Morissette later embraced the controversy with humor, saying that the song’s greatest irony may be the fact that it inspired such a long-running argument over the meaning of irony itself.

[Nickabilly @Nickabilly1]

The arrogance of these people beggars belief, doesn't it?

[Heather @HeatherJLpals]

What do you mean ‘It feels like the country said yeah, okay’ - is that what passes for elected democracy these days? Really? #neverburnham

[Nickabilly @Nickabilly1]

But will the pubs still be open Mon 0500? Asking for a friend.

[GB Politics @GBPolitcs]

🚨BREAKING: England vs Mexico WC match will be moved back to 12pm local time due to the "risk of thunderstorms"

It's now a 7pm (Sunday) kick-off UK time

[Nickabilly @Nickabilly1]

Australia v Egypt. "He's about to pull the trigger". In Dallas, of course.

[Nickabilly @Nickabilly1]

@DannyJamieson Yes, but I want to know when they realised he'd gone off with Postman Pat?