AFINN twitter experiment

Last updated: 1 year ago

@jacobin

1 year ago

A new biography of Father Luis Olivares chronicles his journey of activism and faith, in which he championed the structural critique of capitalism, imperialism, and inequality put forth by liberation theology.
jacobin.com/2017/02/sanctu…

@cox_tom

1 year ago

Some very nice records. All first pressings (except the Beatles which is VERY early) in nice condition. Nearly all duplicates of things I own. I’ll pop individual prices on here shortly but drop me a direct message if you’d like to nip in & nab anything (UK only).

@Booktrust

1 year ago

Have you enjoyed an egg hunt, eaten some tasty chocolate eggs or rolled decorated eggs down a hill today?

#Easter and eggs go hand in hand - which is why we're taking a break to enjoy Paul Linnet and Sue Hendra reading their fantastic story!

@PoliticsJOE_UK

1 year ago

"This is 2023 we're living in and that's the kind of thing that goes on."

This food bank volunteer says mothers are having to choose between buying nappies and sanitary products to make ends meet.

@BeardedGenius

1 year ago

Love Grease, West Side Story, Bugsy Malone, etc but surely Sound of Music is unsurpassed

@rina_gill

1 year ago

On this day 9 yrs ago @LondonBookFair with @ScribeUKbooks publisher & founder Henry Rosenbloom. We'd just established the legendary Aussie publishers in London in the back of my husband's offices. So proud of what they've since achieved. Back at LBF with @Unbounders on Tues 18.

@fesshole

1 year ago

A somewhat famous comedian followed me on Twitter, possibly by accident. I now fear 'liking' anything he doesn't approve of in case he unfollows

@bglendenning

1 year ago

Removing your shirt in a goalscoring celebration: automatic yellow card. Removing your boot: fine. Why? If you remove everything except your shirt, is that OK? #eze #palace

@jacobin

1 year ago

This Easter, we remember the life of Father Luis Olivares, a leader in the sanctuary movement of the 1980s and a proponent of liberation theology. To him, Christianity was a call to stand with the poor and oppressed of the world.
jacobin.com/2023/04/father…

@jonrosenberg

1 year ago

So, wait. Jesus hatched from an egg? I'm so confused

@ClwbIforBach

1 year ago

3 days after their debut album 'NAILS' drops on 21/04, @Benefitstheband will be hitting Cardiff to headline Clwb Ifor Bach!

A wall of sound constructed of rawness and rage; Benefits describe themselves as a band from a forgotten corner of the northeast of England.

🎟 ⬇️

@StephenKing

1 year ago

Um, if Jesus rose from the dead on the third day, wouldn't that be Monday? Just asking.

@ManUtd

1 year ago

🏃‍♂️ Your race, your pace.

The @adidas Performance range will help you get there 👟⬇️

#MUFC

@StephenKing

1 year ago

Molly, aka the Thing of Evil, says "Get this damn thing off me! I'm a Riot Grrrl!"

@GermanAtPompey

1 year ago

A worrying advert for any Easter bunnies frolicking on German lawns today (via 'Kurioses aus der Presseschau')

@jacobin

1 year ago

This holiday weekend, let’s reject the perversion of religion used to justify oppression, and instead celebrate Jesus’s stand for the poor, the Hebrews’ escape from slavery, and MLK's message that only via social struggle can we reach the Promised Land.
jacobin.com/2023/04/social…

@RossySculpts

1 year ago

Whenever I even think about painting a Space Marine, I become very indecisive about which chapter to pick.

Maybe my kind twitter friends could suggest a chapter that I might enjoy 🤭

@GermanAtPompey

1 year ago

9 April 1945: Admiral Wilhelm Canaris was executed by the Nazis. Initially a supporter of Adolf Hitler, he was among the military officers involved in the clandestine opposition to Nazi Germany leadership during World War II. tagesspiegel.de/berlin/bezirke… via @TspBerlin

Scoring based on the AFINN-en-165 sentiment method. A @cole007 plaything (read more).