Anthony Payne

[Joan @busayo__joan]

The unsexy, raw realities of a long-term relationship or marriage that no one warns you about:

[Anthony Payne @PayneAnt]

@TheRugbyPod That some Photoshop on Jim. Well played

[Anthony Payne @PayneAnt]

@fesshole

[Anthony Payne @PayneAnt]

@premrugby The budget is way too low 😅

[Anthony Payne @PayneAnt]

@fesshole Kind retards

[Anthony Payne @PayneAnt]

@TightFive_Rugby Only 58m by Earl across 21 carries

[Anthony Payne @PayneAnt]

@donpuzobrands Lol. No chance

[Michael Spicer @MrMichaelSpicer]

Nigel Farage Listens to the News

[History Uncensored @hist_uncensored]

"One of the world's oldest continuous civilizations... the linchpin of the Middle East."

Bianca Nobilo talks us through the history of Iran, the geopolitical pressure point in a web 40 years in the making.

Watch now👇

📺 https://t.co/ApYcuN4AYY

@bianca_nobilo

[chaotic memes @memechaotic]

I did not see that ending coming 🤣

[exQUIZitely 🕹️ @exQUIZitely]

I was thinking today about games I played in the 80s and 90s that instantly fascinated me for the sheer beauty of their design, especially character movement and wordless storytelling. What younger gamers might take for granted in today's games - realistic, fluid, and natural animation - was revolutionary then. In the 80s and early 90s, characters looked basic, with rougher, simpler movements and animations. Enter four of the best games of their time:

Karateka (1984) by Jorden Mechner
Prince of Persia (1989) by Jorden Mechner
Another World (1991) by Éric Chahi
Flashback (1992) by Paul Cuisset

These four have forever topped my list for their initial "wow" effect, fluid character animations and incredible wordless storytelling. The latter is an underrated art form.

[James Drake @jamesjpdrake]

From poverty to immortal fame! Giuseppe Verdi's life evolution is proof that genius + determination = timeless legacy. The maestro who gave the world La Traviata, Rigoletto & Aida! Only on JamesDrake TV

[James Drake @jamesjpdrake]

Van Gogh’s life may have been brief, but his impact is eternal. Here’s another in our Life Evolution series on JamesDrake TV focusing one of the most-loved artists of all time:

[Anthony Payne @PayneAnt]

@PlanetRugby Impressive how Wales manage to stay above Japan despite the lower ranking score.

[The Rugby Pod @TheRugbyPod]

You’d run through brick walls for this man.

The Rugby Pod save Rugby F.C OUT NOW on YouTube 📼 powered by our friends at @CamdenBrewery 🍺

[Anthony Payne @PayneAnt]

@TheRugbyPod @CamdenBrewery If this is a serious commitment, this could be massive. Well done chaps

[Douglas Griffin @dgriffinchess]

Baku, USSR, 1984. World No. 1 Garry Kasparov sits under a poster bearing the slogan 'If not you, then who?'.
(📷: B. Kaufman, Novosti Press.) #chess

[Wonder of Science @wonderofscience]

The same side of the Moon always faces Earth, but not in exactly the same way. Due to its tilted axis and elliptical orbit, we see about 59% of its surface over time. This simulation compresses a year into 60 seconds, making the Moon's wobble, called libration, visible.
📽: NASA

[Fesshole🧻 @fesshole]

In the pub carrying 3 pints, my mate came up behind me and pulled my pants down. Undies came down too. Roar of laughter went up. A few weeks later spotted him filling up at the petrol station. I snuck behind him and pulled his shorts down. It wasn't him. Got in my car & drove off

[Ben Coles @bencoles_]

Would really encourage everyone to watch Samoa coach Ramsey Tomokino's answer to this question from @nickheathsport.

Forget the score. It was moving to see how much today meant to everyone connected with this Samoa side.