Bottlo’dog
@bottlodog.bsky.social
Northumbrian, Toon supporter, Biker, Birder and dog walker.
Occasional ‘plank spanker’ and wannabe ageing rock star. Left leaning, life long t*ry hater, can be a bit political
Occasional ‘plank spanker’ and wannabe ageing rock star. Left leaning, life long t*ry hater, can be a bit political
Fucks, sake! Just investigate and process their claims quickly!!! They are either refugees for a reason or they,re not
November 15, 2025 at 9:23 PM
Fucks, sake! Just investigate and process their claims quickly!!! They are either refugees for a reason or they,re not
Not French Heugenot, then?
November 6, 2025 at 9:49 AM
Not French Heugenot, then?
F*CK me! So that's what desperation looks like
November 4, 2025 at 3:09 PM
F*CK me! So that's what desperation looks like
There’s been a deluge of these ‘rare bird sighted’ non-stories in local rags around the country and I can’t work out why. Autumn has always been a time for rare visitors. Can they not report these sightings in a more accurate way? Even venerable publications such as the Northern Echo are guilty
November 1, 2025 at 12:19 PM
There’s been a deluge of these ‘rare bird sighted’ non-stories in local rags around the country and I can’t work out why. Autumn has always been a time for rare visitors. Can they not report these sightings in a more accurate way? Even venerable publications such as the Northern Echo are guilty
😂😂😂😂 poor old livarpool 😂😂
October 31, 2025 at 7:26 PM
😂😂😂😂 poor old livarpool 😂😂
It builds character😜
October 31, 2025 at 4:39 PM
It builds character😜
Never saw a pumpkin when I was a kid. It’s the creeping americanisation of British life! Loved the smell of roasting turnip around guy fawkes
October 31, 2025 at 11:48 AM
Never saw a pumpkin when I was a kid. It’s the creeping americanisation of British life! Loved the smell of roasting turnip around guy fawkes
Yeah, when you take into consideration that our style of play was built around the rat and he fucked off, very late, it's s no surprise we're taking time to adapt
October 18, 2025 at 5:41 PM
Yeah, when you take into consideration that our style of play was built around the rat and he fucked off, very late, it's s no surprise we're taking time to adapt
Because they lack the ability to think critically.
October 16, 2025 at 4:41 PM
Because they lack the ability to think critically.
You're lucky,I didn't even make it!🥹
October 11, 2025 at 7:56 PM
You're lucky,I didn't even make it!🥹
Don’t have that option! The dogs sit and look at me to make me feel guilty until I take them out. Fortunately, they’re getting on a bit so the 10 mile walks have shrunk to 2 or 3!! Rain, hail or shine
October 9, 2025 at 7:14 AM
Don’t have that option! The dogs sit and look at me to make me feel guilty until I take them out. Fortunately, they’re getting on a bit so the 10 mile walks have shrunk to 2 or 3!! Rain, hail or shine
I’m sure The Swedish rat would love to have him providing assists? 😂
October 7, 2025 at 10:42 AM
I’m sure The Swedish rat would love to have him providing assists? 😂
This is very much my ‘manor’! As an aside this bridge predates the three more famous bridges of this design - the Tyne Bridge, Sydney Harbour and Hells Gate New York. The latter is often cited as the blueprint for the others however, I beg to differ. Hagg Bank bridge opened 6/10/1876
October 7, 2025 at 8:53 AM
This is very much my ‘manor’! As an aside this bridge predates the three more famous bridges of this design - the Tyne Bridge, Sydney Harbour and Hells Gate New York. The latter is often cited as the blueprint for the others however, I beg to differ. Hagg Bank bridge opened 6/10/1876
The Thiaw chance - the cross was as good a you’ll see, the ball to play Barnes in and the dribble to create the chance for himself albeit, a tame finish. You do the lad a disservice
October 7, 2025 at 8:33 AM
The Thiaw chance - the cross was as good a you’ll see, the ball to play Barnes in and the dribble to create the chance for himself albeit, a tame finish. You do the lad a disservice
I’ll ask -
I can’t watch myself so never bothered asking. He’s still busy editing my contribution
I can’t watch myself so never bothered asking. He’s still busy editing my contribution
October 6, 2025 at 8:52 PM
I’ll ask -
I can’t watch myself so never bothered asking. He’s still busy editing my contribution
I can’t watch myself so never bothered asking. He’s still busy editing my contribution
I gave him a few Eshington words - you’d think I was talking Russian 😂
October 6, 2025 at 8:50 PM
I gave him a few Eshington words - you’d think I was talking Russian 😂
Parsley was one of the main characters.
There was a grumpy owl called sage and bayleaf the gardener. They all had there own little songs they’d sung when they first appeared
There was a grumpy owl called sage and bayleaf the gardener. They all had there own little songs they’d sung when they first appeared
October 6, 2025 at 8:46 PM
Parsley was one of the main characters.
There was a grumpy owl called sage and bayleaf the gardener. They all had there own little songs they’d sung when they first appeared
There was a grumpy owl called sage and bayleaf the gardener. They all had there own little songs they’d sung when they first appeared
He’s been interviewing and recording various folk, with accents, for his channel. Last week was my turn. I had a great time regaling him with many Northumbrian words and phrases and, hopefully correctly, explaining their roots
Old English/Old Norse. He now knows about Reivers, Romans and pitmatic 😀
Old English/Old Norse. He now knows about Reivers, Romans and pitmatic 😀
October 6, 2025 at 8:42 PM
He’s been interviewing and recording various folk, with accents, for his channel. Last week was my turn. I had a great time regaling him with many Northumbrian words and phrases and, hopefully correctly, explaining their roots
Old English/Old Norse. He now knows about Reivers, Romans and pitmatic 😀
Old English/Old Norse. He now knows about Reivers, Romans and pitmatic 😀
My nephew has taught english as a second language in Korea and Thailand. He now makes a living from his Youtube channel, again, teaching english as a second language. What he found was, learners could understand ‘standard’ english but struggled with all of the many and varied dialects & accents 1/2
October 6, 2025 at 8:33 PM
My nephew has taught english as a second language in Korea and Thailand. He now makes a living from his Youtube channel, again, teaching english as a second language. What he found was, learners could understand ‘standard’ english but struggled with all of the many and varied dialects & accents 1/2