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James Spiros ๐ฆ๐บ๐ฌ๐ท retweeted
Who remembers this LEGEND? ๐
He had one famous saying that he'd shout whenever things went wrongโฆ
Can YOU remember what it was? ๐ค
James Spiros ๐ฆ๐บ๐ฌ๐ท retweeted
In the middle of a cost of living crisis, Albanese and Bowen have an entourage of 192 freeloaders jetting into Tรผrkiye โ with each of them racking up thousands in travel, hotels and daily costs all funded by the Australian taxpayer.
If they were really concerned about reducing CO2 production - they would have insisted on the Conference being held on Zoom.
Agio Saranda the ancient ฮฮณฯฮทฯฮผฮฟฯ #NorthEpirus
epirihelen.blogspot.com/2026โฆ
James Spiros ๐ฆ๐บ๐ฌ๐ท retweeted
Heck of a performance from Mirra Andreeva to thrash Aryna Sabalenka 64 60 to reach semis at the WTA Finals. Andreeva won 45 of last 55 points. Elina Svitolina beat Karolina Muchova 36 62 62
James Spiros ๐ฆ๐บ๐ฌ๐ท retweeted
Detectives from South Coast Police District have charged three people following an investigation into the alleged supply of illicit drugs on the stateโs South Coast.
MORE INFORMATION โก police.nsw.gov.au/news/articโฆ
James Spiros ๐ฆ๐บ๐ฌ๐ท retweeted
My book Birth Rate Crisis is out.
The e-book costs $1.40.
Buy a copy, post an Amazon review, and message me a screenshot.
I'll send you a personally signed copy.
We check every review on the listing.
Write it yourself. No AI.
James Spiros ๐ฆ๐บ๐ฌ๐ท retweeted
Jonathan Ross breaks his silence
Jonathan Ross says he's "HORRIFIED" by the Walliams allegations and Russell Brand's crimes ๐ณ
He says he was "genuinely unaware" of their conduct back then.
But that 2004 Comedy Awards joke about Walliams and a 15-year-old has come back to bite him. Ross says the script team wrote it and he'd never tell it today.
So how did NOBODY in telly see any of this? ๐ค
James Spiros ๐ฆ๐บ๐ฌ๐ท retweeted
On September 16, 2025, Robert Redford died in his sleep at his home in the mountains of Sundance, Utah. He was 89.
The announcement was simple: he passed at the place he loved, surrounded by those he loved. No further medical details were given, and the family asked for privacy.
That was the public record. Everything else belonged to the quieter life he had built there over decades.
Redford had long preferred the ridgelines and aspen groves of Utah to the noise of Hollywood.
He had turned that preference into something larger with the Sundance Institute, a place meant to give independent filmmakers room to work outside the usual machinery.
In the end the same landscape held his final hours.
He had spent a lifetime in front of cameras yet repeatedly sought ways to step out of the frame.
The man who had been the golden face of American cinema in the 1970sโButch Cassidy, the Sundance Kid, Bob Woodward, Hubbell Gardinerโalso directed Ordinary People, fought for environmental causes, and kept returning to the mountains.
By the time he reached his late eighties the public image had already softened into something closer to the private one: an older man who valued stillness, light on the ridges, and the slow work of making space for other peopleโs stories.
The morning he died began, according to those who were with him, without ceremony.
There were no final public statements and no staged farewells. Family was present. The house sat where he had chosen to live.
When the light came over the mountains it came the same way it always had. He was gone before the day fully took hold.
In the years that followed, the tributes focused less on the movie-star looks that had once defined him and more on the through-lines he had tried to keep: support for independent film, care for the land, and a preference for presence over spectacle.
The family planted trees.
The wind moved through the aspens at Sundance the way it always does. Robert Redford left the place he had spent so much of his life defending, in the quiet he had sought there.
James Spiros ๐ฆ๐บ๐ฌ๐ท retweeted
Chris Bowen racked up $318,000 in "expenses" over a three month period. The latest credit card bill has just been released. Taxpayers pay the bill while Bowen racks up the debt.
He slugged us for everything. You name it , we paid for it.
James Spiros ๐ฆ๐บ๐ฌ๐ท retweeted
SPECIAL FEATURE: Jillaroos star Tarryn Aiken has opened up in a raw emotional interview about the heartbreaking loss that shaped her as a player @FOXNRL
foxsports.com.au/en-AU/news/โฆ
James Spiros ๐ฆ๐บ๐ฌ๐ท retweeted
She clearly wanted to bowl the next over ๐ณ
๐ด PAT CUMMINS WIFE HAS AN ANGRY CONVERSATION WITH HIM ๐คฏ
- Following Usman Khawaja's comments about the Sandpaper scandal, Pat Cummins has come under the spotlight & is facing a lot of pressure.
Hey @grok, can you decode what Cummins' wife is saying to him?
James Spiros ๐ฆ๐บ๐ฌ๐ท retweeted
I read the novel on Smoky. Such a wonderful story.
During World War II, a little Yorkshire terrier named Smoky used to visit wounded servicemen in military hospitals and entertain them with tricks. She's now remembered as the first recorded therapy dog.
Smoky was found in an abandoned foxhole in New Guinea in 1944 and taken in by Bill Wynne, a photographer serving in the US Army Air Forces. She stayed with him throughout the war, and Bill taught her all kinds of tricks, like walking a tightrope and riding a tiny scooter. She even helped run a communications line through a narrow pipe beneath an airfield.
They both made it home after the war, and Smoky kept performing for another decade.
James Spiros ๐ฆ๐บ๐ฌ๐ท retweeted
Anyone who believed Albaneseโs claim that electricity bills would reduce by $275 deserve to be duped but they donโt deserve the right to vote #Auspol2026


































