James.

Read this and then tell me you still support this shit. 'Gambling adverts at games remind my son of his father's death' - BBC Sport

Whatever you think of the Saudis, when you look at the actual and potential fights that will take place this year because of their involvement it's a bit odd to then say boxing is dead. Morally dead - probably. But not really in terms of actual fights.

Why?

What happens to the materials after they have been displayed?

That's a lovely description. My honeymoon was in Colombia and although brief I feel like we got a sense of almost all of the things you mention (including aguardiente!). We saw Bogota, Santa Marta (for the Lost City trek), Salento, Cartagena and a little bit of Medellin. I'm somewhere between 40 and 50 (countries and age!). So many places still to see.

I posted something very similar to this in early 2008...

Get down to your local team. I watch 8th tier football reasonably regularly. You can have a pint while watching the game and it's not full of cvnts.

The 2 injury time goals scored in the 3-3 draw with Arsenal - Elliott then Walsh. Not to mention the sublime bit of skill from Bergkamp in between. Ridiculous game.

I was going to ask abut this... I seem to recall that viruses typically weaken over time and there was even talk of this happening across a 2 year period typically. Have I made that up? Is Omicron actually the beginning of the end?

The club have a real opportunity to be progressive and lead the way in the Premier League by banning gambling related adverts. When you hear Luke's story it becomes impossible to justify anything else really. The impact on finances I'm sure will be minimal. This is the sort of issue (like smoking) where we will look back in a few years time and think how mad it was that there was so little regulation / restrictions.

If you are after a book about the 2015/2016 season then FoxesTalk's own David Bevan (aka Fez) wrote this one which I would highly recommend and not only because I get a mention in the Acknowledgements.

My Dad often claims not to be racialist.

Permanent, like for like.

Congratulations. I'm off to Greece next Friday so you can replace my wife or one of my kids.

Due to covid-related reasons my wife and I can no longer attend the Wide Awake Festival in Brockwell Park happening today. If on the off chance anyone in London fancies a pair of free tickets let me know and I will send them to you. They may as well go to a fellow Leicester fan! Line up is eclectic and excellent. Something for everyone. https://wideawakelondon.co.uk/

Thanks for responding. What about if someone was still unknowingly infected at the point they left the house? Could airborne particles still be around 24 hours later?

Does anyone know what the latest evidence is for transmission via surfaces and how long the virus "lives" for outside of the body? If for example we had covid in our house, recovered and went on holiday and then someone came to the house 24 hours after we had left what would the risk be of them getting infected?

There is also no legal requirement to isolate if the notification came from the app.

In case anyone doesn't know there is no legal requirement to self-isolate if the NHS app tells you to. The law covers when Test and Trace contact you directly as part of contract tracing but the app is exempt. From what I have seen the app is deeply flawed and can do more harm than good - maybe that's why the law doesn't cover it. Like others have said I'm on the side of being pragmatic and taking LFTs, etc.

What are the main arguments against requiring people to provide a form of identification (passport, driving licence, etc) in order to open a social media account? The lack of accountability is surely one of the main drivers for the toxicity of much of what is posted on social media platforms.

The (red) Wall would never have been an issue with Danny Dyer in charge.

Hi there and welcome to the forum. I didn't know your Dad outside of this forum but I do remember him on here being a very popular and funny character who was pretty much universally well liked (a significant achievement in a place like this!!). The news of his death was a real shock to this community. There are certainly others who may not post as regularly nowadays but am sure will see your post and will be able to share some more personal stories.

I hope you get to watch it with him. My Dad had a heart attack in December and although he has recovered well it does make you very aware of your parents health and vulnerability as they get older. I watched the Everton game in a pub in Rothley with him after a failed attempt to get tickets to the KP and I will be watching the cup final at home with him. To be able to witness once-in-a-generation events involving our club with my Dad is an absolute privilege (and this time he will have his granddaughter and grandson with him as well).

Does anyone have a Nexo account? I just deposited 1k in GBP to test the water which will apparently earn me 8% interest, paid daily so compound effect also kicks in. Too good to be true?!

May have misread but wasn't he also retrospectively cleared when they changed the thresholds or something?