Andy M @Andymills1970

It's incredible how such a simple concept of the 'animator' messing with Daffy turned out to be one of the most entertaining cartoons of all time

Mars on the left, Earth on the right.

If you hear Moonlight Shadow and don’t immediately do the Dave Angel, Eco Warrior walk and turn (even if it’s only imaginary) you really are missing out on one of life’s greatest pleasures #TheFastShow

@classicbikeshow RD 125LC

Remember these? How many cases do you recognize? 📼

Exeter City FC and the @ECFCST are bitterly disappointed, but not surprised, to learn of the fundamental changes that have been agreed to the format of the FA Cup, with seemingly no consultation of EFL and National League clubs. Our football club, like many others, owes its past, its present and its future to the FA Cup replays that have now been taken away from us by those who sit at the very top of the game.The televised replay against Manchester United that helped keep the Club alive in the early years of supporter ownership. The trip to Anfield after holding Liverpool to a draw at St James Park. The home replays against Leicester City and Newcastle United on our way to the Quarter Finals in 1981. And so many more. That only a select few clubs are allowed to slowly chip away at the very fabric of what makes the English game the envy of most with complete impunity serves only as a reminder of why the Independent Regulator is so desperately needed. Exeter City Football Club and the Exeter City Supporters’ Trust condemn the decision to scrap FA Cup replays and call on The FA to suspend these changes with immediate effect until a consultation of all stakeholders has taken place. #ECFC #SemperFidelis

«In the grand scheme of things, we're all pretty much blind and deaf» [✏️ Abstruse Goose]

🚨 Win a @BenPurrington signed shirt! For your chance to win an away shirt, signed by our newest recruit, just repost this tweet by 5pm tomorrow! Good luck! #ECFC #SemperFidelis

Who remembers chocolate cigarettes? And you could eat the paper as well.

1. Going to bed early 2. Not leaving my house 3. Not going to parties My childhood punishments have become my adult goals 🤣

Us from Mars

This is what a very small portion of the Andromeda Galaxy looks like. Yes, almost 2 billion stars. Credit: NASA

A shirt that tells our @ECFCST story. We Own Our Football Club ❤️ #ECFC #SemperFidelis

The situation in the Japanese city of Nara during a downpour 😍

Even superheroes gotta eat #DriveThru

On May 2, 1972, Bruce Springsteen auditioned for the record producer John Hammond. Hammond had signed icons like Bob Dylan and Aretha Franklin—two of Springsteen’s heroes. “I would’ve been in a state of complete panic," Springsteen said, "except on the way up in the elevator, I performed a little mental jiu-jitsu on myself.” “I thought, ‘I’ve got nothing, so I’ve got nothing to lose...If nothing happens, I'm going to walk out of here the same person as when I walked in.’” With this mindset, Springsteen said, instead of panicking, he walked into the audition feeling confident. He performed his song, “It's Hard to Be a Saint in the City.” “When I was done I looked up,” Springsteen writes, “and I heard him say, ‘You’ve got to be on Columbia Records…That was wonderful.’” Springsteen signed a ten-album deal and would go on to record with Hammond and Columbia Records for the next fifty years. Takeaway 1: What Springsteen called “mental jiu-jitsu” is known in psychology as “cognitive reframing." Whether it's public speaking, a big game, or a potentially life-changing audition, it can be helpful to reframe the situation as something that isn't actually *that* important. Another one of my favorite examples of this is the way the snowboarder Shaun White would reframe an Olympic half-pipe run. Right before dropping in, White said, “I say to myself, ‘Who cares?’ At the end of the day, who cares? What’s the big deal? I’m here, I’m going to try my best, and who cares? I’m going to go on from this regardless of what happens.'" Takeaway 2: Four months after the audition, John Hammond was interviewed by the magazine, “Record World," and he was asked, "What are you doing now?" "Well," Hammond said, "I latched onto a young folksinger a few months ago who I just think is going to be absolutely a giant. He’s Bruce Springsteen...He’s one of the greatest talents I’ve ever come across.” While Hammond could see, after just one song, that Springsteen was a generational talent, Springsteen himself was full of self-doubt. It made me think of Bill Russell, one of the greatest basketball talents ever. Once in an interview (well into his NBA career), Russell made a comment that he never got any positive feedback from his college coach. The coach heard the comment and wrote to Russell, saying that Russell had so much talent he didn't need positive feedback. "The hell I didn't," Russell said. "[Everyone] wants to be told they are doing a good job...It never hurts to say a good word." - - - “Sometimes it takes another person to believe in us." — Steven Pressfield Follow @bpoppenheimer for more content like this!

NGC6193 Star Cluster and NGC 6198 Emission nebula in Ara constellation tmblr.co/ZbBCatZgRx-N

- Cigarette? - Yes, it is #PoliceSquad