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We had Andrea Bocelli singing Nessun Dorma........
bovril replied to Free Falling Foxes's topic in Leicester City Forum
If we want to stay on the Italian/Latin theme maybe Orff's O Fortuna. Burn the place down at the same time. Would be a fitting way to tie up the 10 years. -
Only red ones for me from now on. If you're still eating green curry you're part of the problem.
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Can we physically stop players from entering the stadium on match days?
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LCFC 3-4 Southampton, post-match thread
bovril replied to Phil Mitchell's topic in Leicester City Forum
Going to create a Biff Tannen style financial empire but instead of finding an almanac from the future I just keep betting one hundred pounds that Leicester lose sizable leads and have players sent off in the first half. -
Southampton v Leicester - FA CUP - Saturday 14th Feb 3pm
bovril replied to beepee1984's topic in Leicester City Forum
Usually this time of year we have arguments about whether we should still care about the cup or not and I am firmly in team FA Cup Is Great, but I think I may sit out the debate this year. -
Can I go at least for comic relief?
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Of course we will. It's never been more over.
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LCFC 3-4 Southampton, post-match thread
bovril replied to Phil Mitchell's topic in Leicester City Forum
I am genuinely laughing. This is unprecedented levels of incompetence. We are sensational. -
LCFC 3-4 Southampton, post-match thread
bovril replied to Phil Mitchell's topic in Leicester City Forum
LMFAO I was talking to my girlfriend online about very important things, last checked in the 80th minute. 15 mins later saw the Champ table and just assumed they hadn't updated it. They'd updated it. -
And narcissistic, and terminally online. A lot of celebs think they're fighting the good fight when actually they're just going slowly insane.
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the fact we didn't sign a full back
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Very niche and doesn't really "grind my gears" that much but it's a bit annoying when highlights like the football league show on ITV4 update the score in the corner the literal second the ball crosses the line. You need that two second gap for people to look up at the scoreboard and see it change.
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The Rutland is a great pub but very woke
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The past is a foreign country. Though it turns out they do things remarkably similar there. Who knew?
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You've hit the nail on the head. The prime motivation for great swathes of the British voting public is for people, especially young people, to be absolutely miserable.
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Can't even admit you're right wing anymore because of woke
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Is the city of Leicester a bigger mess than this thread
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In what way is it not a coincidence? Because i'd say robust defence against the Patriots is historically not a British trait.
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I think a lot of people in England are wedded to the idea that we can create a very multi ethnic society which is still cohesive and successful, and that is desirable, because having the largest multi ethnic empire ever still influences how we see our country.
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Does anyone use a 4G router as their main internet? I need to potentially work remotely from my family home for a bit but the internet is crap, and apparently can't be improved because of our area. Just wondering really how it works, how reliable it is, and what are the best providers.
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She is exceptionally dim and media are good at exploiting that for publicity
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We could probably join the EU on more or less than same terms as we left. We'd just have to go back to arrangements we had pre 2021, hardly that difficult. Would be a coup for an EU currently more worried about the US and Russia than perfidious Albion, and the attitude of European voters would range from relatively pleased to not giving a shit. The reason we won't is the same reason we can't have anything nice - confused boomers in the shires who worship Nigel Farage.
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I think it's something of a legacy and perhaps a nostalgia for Empire that the English think they'll succeed where many others have failed. Or maybe again just thinking we're America.
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We've definitely developed that culture in England. Perhaps again the rise of social media, where everything is politics, has created this view that anything negative in society (e.g. litter on the street) is the result of a failing system. But also expecting people to behave in a civilised manner has begun to be seen as a reactionary position, and a lot of people are afraid to call out unacceptable behaviour because they think it marks them out as a conservative snob siding with The Man over the oppressed masses.
