grobyfox1990

Was only in nagarkot for 1 day/1 night. Only did one trail, time allowed nothing more. Kathmandu appears to be mainly recovered. The spirit is of course still there, everyone knows someone who has something to sell to you

Great times in north India and Nepal. Amritsar - uk based punjabis are so OTT in being Punjabi I’ve always wondered what real Punjabi’s are like. Warm, friendly and thoroughly decent is what. Wagah border and golden temple brilliant. Dharamsala - mainly to watch cricket at a beautiful stadium in the Himalayas. Incredibly scenery, paragliding, trekking, world class Nagarkot - again world class scenery of the Himalayas, including Everest. Nothing remotely like it anywhere in Europe. Kathmandu - big city, friendly people, amazing flavourful food. What an experience and as expected your money goes so much further out here. £2 for a test cricket ticket, £2.50 for a haircut and cut throat shave, 3 tailored cotton shirts £30, you get the gist…

Happy birthday @fuchsntf ! The best travel tips man on the internet

Brilliant match, that’s an obvious pen at the end. As a neutral I see where the ref is coming from, he doesn’t want the aggro. As a fan I’d be incredulous

Incredible experience, predictable collapse. Saw two Leicester flags there today

Ran into stokes in dharamsala

Guesty - some pubs don’t let you in with away colours on.

My friend who’s a member has come to Chelsea away with me 4 times. Never see us lose there. In May 22 we didn’t even sell out

Wow, from the channel?!? He is on James o brien podcast this week

It’s not strikes, it’s maintenance. So bus replacement part way.

The walk from the town centre to the ground had a few good ‘sports’ pub type places. Dingy but good beer. Had a massive and well nice seafood platter at Humber fish co

Then there would’ve been issues coming back after the game. Plus Liverpool v Man U is the prime time game, that can never be the lunchtime slot.

Brilliant!

That is my opinion, but also a fact coming from the WEF risk forum and geo-poltical agencies. Equality means the planet is uninhabitable to huge swathes of people already, whether climate consequences or rampant diseases exist or not, and is largely unknown to us and in our gilded caged lives spending our free time in awful places like Italy and France. Inequality is already amplified far more. Listen to his channel. Anyway I don't want to gas up the science club or get asked for a peer reviewed study, I am here to get clicks for my pal's YouTube channel and his book. He presents the issue phenomenally well. https://www.youtube.com/@garyseconomics/videos

https://archive.is/su6W2 My pal Gary is possibly the only person, globally, who talks sense on matters of inequality (the number one risk factor facing the world, not covid, not climate etc etc) and the above is well worth a read. He has a book coming out and his youtube channel, garyseconomics, is perfectly pitched to the masses. Well worth a watch if you are vaguely interested in the politics of wealth, taxes etc.

Always switch it off at the wall

I always do. Let’s the smell out

A distraction from what exactly? The media and clickbait social media have a lot to answer for. We have just lost two games in a row, where we created loads of chances btw, yet still sit 6 points clear with 12 games to go. We are going up. Stop with the anxiety and over-zealous worrying, relax. I am no rose-tinted middle-aged romantic, next season I will go back to not giving two hoots about the cups. Things and life change, the FA cup was relevant in a long-gone era, it completely is not anymore. But in this season where we largely play far inferior teams, throw everything at it and have some fun.

Seeing Leicester walk out to a sold out Stadio Olimpico in a European semi final was a lifelong memory to treasure. Would love another season in Europe, or at least some fun pre-season games away. Argentina, Colombia, Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania, Kazakhstan, Vegas are top of the list. I hope they don't bother with the Far East or Scunthorpe this summer

Ok thanks, probably should've added more context. It's unsold food from the co-op which will be collected tonight. Pastry items and bread which has been baked today, as well and packaged sandwiches etc. i will bring it and explain.

Will food 2 days out of date be accepted?

Indeed, there was no extraordinary reason. The fact of the matter is that when you reach the last 8 of a competition there are easy games. Further evidence from the competition we are discussing, from only last year - https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/live/football/64908738 - The fact of the matter is that when you reach the last 8 of a competition there are easy games. The fact of the matter is that when you reach the last 8 of a competition there are easy games.

No problem. 5-0, 8-2 and 7-1 qualify as 'easy' not 'less difficult' games - which means the fact of the matter is that when you reach the last 8 of a competition there are easy games.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/europe/6534975.stm

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/53745581