Rob W
@robbydoubleu.bsky.social
All the fun of the unfair.
South west England.
South west England.
I don’t buy all this ‘speed of light’ nonsense. If light can ‘travel’ why can’t I see things that are not directly in my line of sight? Sounds like it’s my vision doing all the heavy lifting. Otherwise I’d be able to see around corners. Plus light has no means of movement whereas horses have legs.
January 6, 2026 at 11:11 PM
I don’t buy all this ‘speed of light’ nonsense. If light can ‘travel’ why can’t I see things that are not directly in my line of sight? Sounds like it’s my vision doing all the heavy lifting. Otherwise I’d be able to see around corners. Plus light has no means of movement whereas horses have legs.
I married my wife in her home country ten months after we met. The wedding and after party was all in a language I could not understand. Most relaxing way to get married.
January 4, 2026 at 9:10 AM
I married my wife in her home country ten months after we met. The wedding and after party was all in a language I could not understand. Most relaxing way to get married.
I agree. The tiresome ones are the people who make having/not having kids a big part of their personality. Just do or don’t - no one else is interested.
January 3, 2026 at 11:50 AM
I agree. The tiresome ones are the people who make having/not having kids a big part of their personality. Just do or don’t - no one else is interested.
The USA has lots of support for this from Venezuelans or at least many who dislike Trump but would be happy for their government to be overthrown.
January 3, 2026 at 9:08 AM
The USA has lots of support for this from Venezuelans or at least many who dislike Trump but would be happy for their government to be overthrown.
28 ‘Years’ Later not 28 Days Later! I was so engrossed in filing my cabinets I didn’t even notice that I wasn’t watching the wrong film!
January 3, 2026 at 12:42 AM
28 ‘Years’ Later not 28 Days Later! I was so engrossed in filing my cabinets I didn’t even notice that I wasn’t watching the wrong film!
I spent a wonderful evening filing my cabinets. I can’t tell you how much I enjoyed not watching 28 Days Later. You were spot on; under the circumstances I couldn’t award the film anything other than n/a out of 9. I look forward to not watching all of the films on your list.
January 3, 2026 at 12:39 AM
I spent a wonderful evening filing my cabinets. I can’t tell you how much I enjoyed not watching 28 Days Later. You were spot on; under the circumstances I couldn’t award the film anything other than n/a out of 9. I look forward to not watching all of the films on your list.
This is extremely helpful. I was planning on doing something other than watch a film tonight so I will follow your review and not watch 28 Years Later. I’ll let you know if I agree with your score when I’ve finished not watching it.
January 2, 2026 at 6:48 PM
This is extremely helpful. I was planning on doing something other than watch a film tonight so I will follow your review and not watch 28 Years Later. I’ll let you know if I agree with your score when I’ve finished not watching it.
Actually I think the number 4 should be replaced by the strawberry emoji everywhere. Let’s face it the number 4 has had a good run since it was invented. Under this scenario it would be madness to not change the number 4 on ATM keypads to the strawberry emoji. And calculators and busses.
November 21, 2025 at 5:03 PM
Actually I think the number 4 should be replaced by the strawberry emoji everywhere. Let’s face it the number 4 has had a good run since it was invented. Under this scenario it would be madness to not change the number 4 on ATM keypads to the strawberry emoji. And calculators and busses.
Yep. These patriots want to destroy the BBC and the NHS. The two main things that make us what we are, culturally and politically.
November 15, 2025 at 4:53 PM
Yep. These patriots want to destroy the BBC and the NHS. The two main things that make us what we are, culturally and politically.
I had not heard of this. Absolutely horrific - almost beyond comprehension.
November 14, 2025 at 9:56 AM
I had not heard of this. Absolutely horrific - almost beyond comprehension.
Don’t do your exercises in the yard? Actually I can’t think of a suitable punishment the ends in a word that rhymes with yard. Snitch on an inmate to a prison guard? Ditto really although ‘yard’ rhymes with ‘guard’. It’s harder than it looks but you get the general idea.
October 18, 2025 at 10:43 PM
Don’t do your exercises in the yard? Actually I can’t think of a suitable punishment the ends in a word that rhymes with yard. Snitch on an inmate to a prison guard? Ditto really although ‘yard’ rhymes with ‘guard’. It’s harder than it looks but you get the general idea.
How big would the person who wears the shoe that is as high as Mount Everest be? That’s what I want to know. Could you make a new picture showing that? Probably best to contextualise the giant shoe wearing man to be the height of Mount Everest for consistency otherwise it could get confusing.
October 15, 2025 at 7:51 PM
How big would the person who wears the shoe that is as high as Mount Everest be? That’s what I want to know. Could you make a new picture showing that? Probably best to contextualise the giant shoe wearing man to be the height of Mount Everest for consistency otherwise it could get confusing.
I have been a window person for the last five years and am looking to progress onto doors. Did you get any idea if applications for the position of door person is still open during your conversation with them? I wonder if they’ve had any good candidates yet.
October 8, 2025 at 7:06 PM
I have been a window person for the last five years and am looking to progress onto doors. Did you get any idea if applications for the position of door person is still open during your conversation with them? I wonder if they’ve had any good candidates yet.
Yes! You’d (I’d) think that some of the sound that reaches an ear would be lost in the the grooves. Ears must be acoustically terrible!
October 1, 2025 at 11:14 PM
Yes! You’d (I’d) think that some of the sound that reaches an ear would be lost in the the grooves. Ears must be acoustically terrible!
September 20, 2025 at 9:06 AM
You can do every job remotely in this modern day in age that we are in. Over ‘Teams’. “Get that cup. No not that one. That one! No on the left. Yes that one! Put some coffee in it. Write ‘Dave’ on the cup.” Etc. Easy money tbh.
September 7, 2025 at 10:34 PM
You can do every job remotely in this modern day in age that we are in. Over ‘Teams’. “Get that cup. No not that one. That one! No on the left. Yes that one! Put some coffee in it. Write ‘Dave’ on the cup.” Etc. Easy money tbh.
What people don’t realise is that they thought they didn’t have a chance of saving Private Ryan and so the film was supposed to be called Not Saving Private Ryan. When they surprisingly actually saved him they had to get all the posters re-done with the word ‘not’ omitted. Cost them about £50!
September 3, 2025 at 10:02 PM
What people don’t realise is that they thought they didn’t have a chance of saving Private Ryan and so the film was supposed to be called Not Saving Private Ryan. When they surprisingly actually saved him they had to get all the posters re-done with the word ‘not’ omitted. Cost them about £50!
I have said many times that only fully trained dentist should be allowed to be footballers. Then they can do each others teeth when the ball is furthest away from them which would minimise impact on the match AND bring in a few dentistry fans every game.
August 15, 2025 at 11:17 PM
I have said many times that only fully trained dentist should be allowed to be footballers. Then they can do each others teeth when the ball is furthest away from them which would minimise impact on the match AND bring in a few dentistry fans every game.
I always said that if they were so keen for the Titanic to be in New York they should have just built it there.
August 6, 2025 at 11:24 PM
I always said that if they were so keen for the Titanic to be in New York they should have just built it there.
I have a folder I have called ‘Document 1’. I have always wanted to rename it ‘Document 643’ (for obvious reasons) and now I think that dream will come true! Going through the process shown in your excellent video 642 times will take around 53 hours so I better start now! Thanks so much!
August 3, 2025 at 7:35 PM
I have a folder I have called ‘Document 1’. I have always wanted to rename it ‘Document 643’ (for obvious reasons) and now I think that dream will come true! Going through the process shown in your excellent video 642 times will take around 53 hours so I better start now! Thanks so much!
I retract my rash comment made in the heat of the moment. I apologise unreservedly and without a reservation and recognise, of course, that ladders are far superior to jet packs and slides for going up and down respectively and vice versa.
July 28, 2025 at 8:59 PM
I retract my rash comment made in the heat of the moment. I apologise unreservedly and without a reservation and recognise, of course, that ladders are far superior to jet packs and slides for going up and down respectively and vice versa.
I’ve always prided myself on not being born on Christmas Day and now I find out that my birthday is to be the Christmas of Spring?! Fuming! I will NOT say anything nice about ladders when these changes are brought about.
July 28, 2025 at 8:15 PM
I’ve always prided myself on not being born on Christmas Day and now I find out that my birthday is to be the Christmas of Spring?! Fuming! I will NOT say anything nice about ladders when these changes are brought about.
The word expat is used and understood in other languages. My wife is referred to as an ‘expatriada’ by people in her home country at the same time as being called an immigrant by British people (before she got a British passport). The hand wringing over the term ‘expat’ seems a mostly British thing.
July 15, 2025 at 2:31 PM
The word expat is used and understood in other languages. My wife is referred to as an ‘expatriada’ by people in her home country at the same time as being called an immigrant by British people (before she got a British passport). The hand wringing over the term ‘expat’ seems a mostly British thing.
I always thought the words ex - pats and immigrants have different meanings. My wife is not British by birth but is called an ex-pat by her compatriots. When I lived in her country I was called an immigrant by locals and an ex-pat by other brits.
July 15, 2025 at 10:33 AM
I always thought the words ex - pats and immigrants have different meanings. My wife is not British by birth but is called an ex-pat by her compatriots. When I lived in her country I was called an immigrant by locals and an ex-pat by other brits.