Pete Mallory🫣

Happily married father and dog/cat/fish owner. work loads but would be home given the choice

[Pete Mallory🫣 @petepaint1]

@LozzaFox @VAS6323

[Pete Mallory🫣 @petepaint1]

Great morning

[Pete Mallory🫣 @petepaint1]

@nick_nalt I am Groot

[Pete Mallory🫣 @petepaint1]

@SDetectorist I hated the D2 when I first changed from D1. Now I love it and best move ever made. Techna program (Gary Thompson). Highly recommend

[Pete Mallory🫣 @petepaint1]

@Artemisfornow @linmagic

[Pete Mallory🫣 @petepaint1]

@yorkdetectorist

[BladeoftheSun @BladeoftheS]

There's 195 countries in the world, only the UK and Chile privatised their water.

And they both have some of the dirtest, most expensive, and badly maintained water systems in the world.

[Pete Mallory🫣 @petepaint1]

@benonwine Don’t watch tv, read the news, listen to bollox.

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

A tour of a B-17 Flying Fortress

[📹 Patrick Carey]

[Ian Miles @ianmiles]

JAILED FOR MEME CRIMES

A 51-year-old man in Egremont, UK named Lee Joseph Dunn has been thrown in jail for 12 weeks over 3 MEMES. Memes that show images of migrant gangs with a caption saying "Coming to a town near you". This is absolutely insane.

What kind of Orwellian dystopia has Britain become where people can't even express their concerns about mass migration without being thrown in jail? This is a blatant attack on free speech and the right to criticize government policies.

The fact that this man is being punished so harshly for posting a few harmless memes is a clear sign that the UK has gone completely off the rails. This is a gross miscarriage of justice and a chilling reminder that freedom of expression is under serious threat in the UK. People need to wake up.

Here's what the judge said: “I don’t accept that your comments and the emojis that you posted were directed at the police. I’ve read in the case summary of the comments you made on arrest which clearly demonstrate to me that there was a racial element to the messaging and the posting of these emojis.

“That has to be reflected in the sentence as does there need to be a deterrent element in the sentence that I impose, because this sort of behaviour has to stop.

“It encourages others to behave in a similar way and ultimately it leads to the sorts of problems on the streets that we’ve been seeing in so many places up and down this country. This offence is serious enough for custody.”

[🎸 Rock History 🎸 @historyrock_]

Some of the most incredible guitar riffs in Rock History.

A thread 🧵

1. Back in Black - AC/DC

[Dan Wootton @danwootton]

Goodbye little Bebe, I'm sorry your country let you down.💔

[Dan Wootton @danwootton]

Goodbye little Elsie, I’m sorry your country let you down. 💔

[June Slater @juneslater17]

Everyone should see this

[Pete Mallory🫣 @petepaint1]

@benonwine Disinfect me fanny

[Pete Mallory🫣 @petepaint1]

Found today a stones throw from home. I like it

[Louis vil LeGun @LouisvilleGun]

the seal voiceover omg

[Brian de Cottingham @_detectorist_]

Spectacular bronze age gold torcs found in Cumbria a few days ago by a metal detectorist. Over one pound of solid gold. Item of national importance.

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

Have you ever seen such a massive train running at high speed?

BNSF 'Z Train' going at 70 mph (110 km/h).
https://t.co/DFSHGDmUML