My Picks for Top Tweets: 9 September 2017

by | Sep 9, 2017 | Tweets | 15 comments

I’ve finally done a “proper” post for the first time in a while: ‘Is Islam a Feminist Religion‘ So, there’s not much time left today for tweets. It was after 3.30 pm before the post was done, and by then I was badly in need of some lunch! I hadn’t had any brekkie either, so I had to eat before I even looked at doing this.

I did collect a few tweets yesterday knowing I wouldn’t have much time today, so hopefully the difference won’t be too noticeable. I’ll do my best! 🙂

However, none of the tweets I found on Friday for today were animal tweets, so we may be a bit light in that area. I put the extra cat up top to try and make up for that a bit. Besides, that’s how I feel at the moment! The All Blacks are playing tonight, but it’s quite likely I’ll fall asleep in front of the TV!

 

Cat Tweets

Myself, I think the guinea pig looks a bit worried, but how does one judge the feelings of a guinea pig? As for the cat, like all cats it just wants a soft pillow.

 

This is an oldie but a goodie …

 

This will keep the kitteh busy if you don’t have time to play with it yourself!

 

So tiny! And look at that wee tongue!

 

Oh my! The cute-meter just went through the roof!

Dog Tweets

You are not gonna believe how stupid about 1 in 325 people in the US are …

 

That’s one Very Smart Dog! I’ve see this before, and it goes on for a bit longer. The dog gets out at the end!


 

Other Apes Tweets

The look on the face of that monkey! Do not cross him or her if you don’t like the smell of faeces in your hair!

Bird Tweets

A lovely tale about a swan!

 

Insect Tweets

It must be amazing to see the way an insect does.

Religion Tweets

For goodness sake! It’s the devil causing yet another natural disaster!

Scenic Tweets

There are so many stunning mosques around the world. I could probably feature another one every week for the rest of my life.

 

Scotland, the home of most of my ancestors. (What else would you expect with a name like Heather?)

 

Canada’s back and looking very cool!

 

Architecture Tweets

I want my bedroom to look a bit like this.

 

Stunning!

 

History Tweets

The first electric cars.

Flora Tweets

Look at the size of that cabbage!

 

Art Tweets

Isn’t this cool?

 

What a great idea!

Human Rights Tweets

Another Iranian man supporting the call for women in his country to have a choice.

 

I’m not sure how much this will help, but it’s great to see their efforts getting some attention. The end of DACA is so unfair.

 

This is so sad.

 

Don’t try to tell me that there isn’t still a lot of sexism in the work place!

Entertainment Tweets

A collection of Star Trek face palms!
(Via Ann German.)

Weather Tweets

Good on her!
(Via Ann German.)

 

Messages for Irma.
(Via Ann German.)

 

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15 Comments

  1. Yakaru
    Yakaru on 10th September 2017 at 3:48 am

    I’m happy to see you also following the Stealthy Freedom campaign, Heather!

    Reply
  2. Lee Knuth
    Lee Knuth on 10th September 2017 at 4:34 am

    Hope your team wins!

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    • Heather Hastie
      Heather Hastie on 10th September 2017 at 4:43 am

      It did! We beat Argentina (Pumas) 39-22. The Pumas played really well and were ahead at half time, which they deserved to be. They’re always tough opponents.

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      • nicky
        nicky on 10th September 2017 at 2:45 pm

        Yes, I saw that match on tv, good match. Pulled a hamstring earlier in the day playing rugby with my six year old. He’s a real fanatic and an All Blacks supporter.

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        • Heather Hastie
          Heather Hastie on 10th September 2017 at 2:47 pm

          Oh dear! Sorry about your leg. Yay for your son though! Already a man of taste and discernment!

          Reply
  3. Federico Bär
    Federico Bär on 10th September 2017 at 5:38 am

    Five grandsons of mine were enthousiastic rugbiers, active in their city’s (Mendoza) league. One of them, a really good player, has made it to a reserve team of the Pumas, about to get to the top. If he had actually reached it, he would be in NZ now, and the Pumas would have remained ahead. 🙂 Either way, my grandson could at this moment be telephoning you to transmit my greetings, fun!
    .-

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    • Heather Hastie
      Heather Hastie on 10th September 2017 at 5:44 am

      Wow! He must be pretty impressive to make it into los Pumas. They’re a great team with a proud history. You must be very proud too!

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    • Heather Hastie
      Heather Hastie on 10th September 2017 at 5:46 am

      He wouldn’t be phoning me right now though – it’s 5.50am! 😀

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  4. Federico Bär
    Federico Bär on 10th September 2017 at 7:44 am

    I see! Sorry for the miscalculation. I didn’t expect you to read my message right after I wrote it. Yes, we are (were) proud of him, also because he is a father of three now.
    Cheers.-

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    • Heather Hastie
      Heather Hastie on 10th September 2017 at 8:12 am

      Nothing to apologise for my friend! Sometimes I’m here, sometimes I’m not. 🙂

      Reply
  5. nicky
    nicky on 10th September 2017 at 3:33 pm

    That tweet about electric cars gives the (wrong) impression that Edison built the first electric car. Although there is some dispute, it is more or less accepted that the first one was built by Anyos Jedlik in 1828 (!), nearly 2 decades before Edison was even born. There were many other electric vehicles well before Edison.
    The fight between Edison and his former employee Tesla was mainly about Edison’s direct current (DC) versus Tesla’s alternating current (AC).
    The current (unintentional pun) Tesla’s use AC, based on Tesla’s invention, hence Musk gave the company his name.

    Reply
  6. HaggisForBrains
    HaggisForBrains on 11th September 2017 at 3:38 am

    The cabbage is saying, “Feed me, Seymour”. I hope that kid survived.

    Reply
    • Heather Hastie
      Heather Hastie on 11th September 2017 at 7:43 am

      Only adults die in Dr Who, or so it seems to me, so I expect the kid lived! 😀

      Reply
  7. HaggisForBrains
    HaggisForBrains on 11th September 2017 at 3:46 am

    Re the Edinburgh photo: The clock in the foreground is just outside Waverley Rail Station, and is permanently set three minutes fast, to encourage travellers to put on a spurt to catch their train. The hotel of which it forms a part was originally the North British Hotel, and was owned by the rail company which owned the station.

    Reply

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