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Brynley Davies
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Pedal coach, bringing up 2 superstars, business owner, muso, old skool bodypopper, Scot #WeAreCycling
Scotland
Joined November 2012
Love cycling in Scotland. This is the view from Gairloch tonight. @service_course @endura @NorthCoast500 @susborne
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@BrianLeishmanMP YOU @BrianLeishmanMP sum up everything wrong with politics. If you had the class, you’d resign now and allow that very community that you hoodwinked to vote again. Many of whom desperate to maintain their jobs and community swallowed your lie to them. Do you have any integrity?
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@msjlindsay It’s the BBC that has followed that path of regression, rather than us. Ridic ‘reporting’.
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@MaureenBurkeMP Didn’t bother turning up today though for the WASPI Women vote. Same as all the rest. Charlatan.
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@lokiscottishrap @CreativeScots @RealStephenKerr You’d be wasting your breath. He is all about fake outrage that lad.
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RT @RidetotheSun: New Year's Resolution No.1 - sign up to the UK's best loved bike ride! June 21st for our tenth event - RttS X Like and s…
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@mrjamesmack @PWMartin_Leith That was me and my mates, get the bus up to the Tron, never any bother and survive/contribute to the sways. Millions random conversations and trying to impress those visiting. Then find a house party somewhere, anywhere.
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Loved Foucault’s Pendulum and The Name of the Rose (hat tip to Mr Connery of courshhh)
Umberto Eco, who owned 50,000 books, had this to say about home libraries: “It is foolish to think that you have to read all the books you buy, as it is foolish to criticize those who buy more books than they will ever be able to read. It would be like saying that you should use all the cutlery or glasses or screwdrivers or drill bits you bought before buying new ones. “There are things in life that we need to always have plenty of supplies, even if we will only use a small portion. “If, for example, we consider books as medicine, we understand that it is good to have many at home rather than a few: when you want to feel better, then you go to the ‘medicine closet’ and choose a book. Not a random one, but the right book for that moment. That’s why you should always have a nutrition choice! “Those who buy only one book, read only that one and then get rid of it. They simply apply the consumer mentality to books, that is, they consider them a consumer product, a good. Those who love books know that a book is anything but a commodity.”
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@kennardmatt Also why Scotland will not be “allowed” a democratic referendum. Ahh, colonial life.
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@BAZ__17 @TheGAAIA @turracoo1 Highlighting corporate corruption in our fishing industry, the ruination of our salmon stocks, the complicit / ineffectual response by our government is helpful. He’s out filming all this on the water, taking risks. Meanwhile, are you just retweeting posts from yer couch Baz?
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@LeSouness @shiny02 @lokiscottishrap Are you still referring to Creative Scotland and securing fund for the arts in Scotland?
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@LeSouness @shiny02 @lokiscottishrap Genuine question….are you able to share any examples to back these facts up? Either freelance fundraisers who can secure grants through friends in CS, or of organisations exaggerating participation numbers/impact level to hoodwink CS?
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Historical shifts in the Middle East moving at an unstoppable rapid pace. @CraigMurrayOrg unravels the complex interrelationships in his characteristically clear manner. Please read.
Ex-UK ambassador Craig Murray on the 'unspoken bargain' offered by the US and Israel: 'The Sunni powers will accept the wiping out of the entire Palestinian nation and formation of Greater Israel, in return for the annihilation of the Shia communities in Syria and Lebanon by Israel and forces backed by NATO (including Turkey).' More here:
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@ValtteriBottas @alexstubb @ThomasMaheux @thisisFINLAND Hope one day to join you in celebrating Independence 🏴 Best for the race this weekend 🏁
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@ColinBurnett16 @TippermuirBooks @prwallace92 Sorry Colin, I had tickets but I just couldnae make it last night. Glad it was a guid night.
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You seen this? @JimSlaven My old man and pals (ages 45 to 79) formed a guitar group and rely on the Ripple Centre for their practice meet ups. Brilliant staff. Why is @Edinburgh_CC disowning the working class who they are supposed to represent? Couldnae manage a decent fart.
The proposed IJB cuts mean devastating closures to key organisations in many of Edinburgh’s poorest areas. The Ripple Project serves Lochend & Restalrig - its closure would be a catastrophe for local people. Sign the petition to stop the cuts:
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Looking forward to this. I’d better get a shift oan, page 10 the now 🤓
I'm very much looking forward to this event in Nov. If anyone will be around Leith on the 19th of Nov. And you fancy coming along book your ticket it will be a good night The event is free but you need to reserve your place via this link @TippermuirBooks
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RT @andrew_thin: Pilgrimage to the starvation wall near the summit of Ben Dearg yesterday. Built by hungry crofters in return for oats duri…
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@ForbesIrforbes Hahaha. When we had world class players. Hope you enjoyed yourself that night.
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