Matt Gibson (@gothick)

Hotwells, Bristol

The below is an off-site archive of all tweets posted by @gothick ever

April 21st, 2013

@ntikku I’m not seeing onPlayerCued, etc. events with iframe. Non-iframe is fine. Is that a YouTube issue, or a me-being-dumb issue? Thanks!

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@ntikku Hi! (Wow. Didn’t realise you were in Cambridge. Glad you’re okay!) Got a TubePlayer question for you…

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@OpinionatedGeek Wasn’t me. It’s an original piece (of toast) by @lukejerram

via Echofon in reply to OpinionatedGeek

@OpinionatedGeek It’s only because it’s “art”. The other side looks like this: flickr.com/photos/matt_gi…

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aedison I just had a great/terrible time at Schrödinger’s Petting Zoo.

via Birdhouse (retweeted on 5:14 PM, Apr 21st, 2013 via Echofon)

@OpinionatedGeek To be fair, I wouldn’t want to stop eating toast. This slice was toasted on 5 May 2007..pic.twitter.com/ciaLaxQCIyIy

via Tweetbot for iOS

dangusset@gothick: Kids on Bristol’s traditional “slide” :) instagram.com/p/YXdbcCpC1T/” I went down that the day after our wedding and scuffed my ring.

via Twitter for Android (retweeted on 4:58 PM, Apr 21st, 2013 via Tweetbot for iOS)

Sporf QUALITY: One of the London Marathon runners pictured today. pic.twitter.com/Wf9M7o3g6Q

via Twitter Web Client (retweeted on 3:31 PM, Apr 21st, 2013 via Echofon)

NotionalRail Due to a topological error, passengers should not use the carriage end doors, as they lead not to other cars, but to unfathomable horrors.

via Futuretweets V3 (retweeted on 3:01 PM, Apr 21st, 2013 via Echofon)

@guriben @debsa @Shequeen It was all @benjohnbarnes’s idea, but I did the Android version and look after the website…

via Echofon in reply to guriben

@archidave @weirdoldhattie It’s a bit like Cabot Circus. I’m sure the architecture’s impressive but I don’t care much about what they sell…

via Tweetbot for iOS in reply to archidave

Kids on Bristol’s traditional “slide” :) instagram.com/p/YXdbcCpC1T/

via Instagram

BristolFerry Have you seen ‘know your place’? It’s an interactive tool for exploring Bristol through historic maps: maps.bristol.gov.uk/knowyourplace/

via Twitter Web Client (retweeted on 11:28 AM, Apr 21st, 2013 via Tweetbot for iOS)