FAILS
Everybody should be proud of who they are but rightly so, the timing of Thursday’s #HeterosexualPrideDay did not go down well on Twitter. It prompted a particularly vivid backlash from many corners of the internet. Ouch.
Politics hasn’t been out of the news this week, with the parties in England going through some big changes in personnel. Everybody expected Bo-Jo to announce his candidacy for leader of the Conservative Party, and none were more surprised than he when Michael Gove announced he’d be running. Boris stepped down very quickly and Twitter exploded with this little gem, #GoveSongs.
WINS
#WeLoveUKBecause
A particularly lovely hashtag was started by German newspaper Zeit for people to speak in support of the UK after #Brexit. Oliver Heidrich, wherever you are, you’re completely right and we’re very proud of our reputation as the best queuers in the world. No, #Brexit, you can’t take that away from us.
#WeAreHere
Today marks 100 years since the first day of the Battle of the Somme. All over England, young men stood as soldiers in uniform, sometimes silent and sometimes singing renditions of “We are here because we’re here”.
#RuinShakespeare
We love a bit of anarchy as much as the next person, so the biggest laughs of the week came as a result of this Hashtag started by@midnight, the late night game show in America. Hats off!
We’ve got to admit, though, seeing Jack & Rose still hurts a little bit.
as the best queuers in the world. No, #Brexit, you can’t take that away from us.
That’s not the whole truth, though. We all know that there is a more pressing reason for Germans to love us. When we Brits go on holiday we’re too busy sleeping off the Sangria from the night before to head down to the pool to book those loungers at 7am. You’re welcome to them!
WeAreHere
Today marks 100 years since the first day of the Battle of the Somme. All over England young men stood as soldiers in uniform, sometimes silent and sometimes singing renditions of “We are here because we’re here”. The internet is now awash with the names of soldiers who died at the Somme, which may just be the biggest win of all.
#RuinShakespeare
We love a bit of anarchy as much as the next person, so the biggest laughs of the week came as a result of this Hashtag started by@midnight, the late night game show in America. Hats off!
We’ve got to admit, though, seeing Jack & Rose still hurts a little bit.
