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So I assume you have to drink twice as much. Brewers are going to love this!

Looks like a sea(cliff)side village in Norfolk.

The Necropolis in Glasgow is worth a visit too. Best views of the city as well as amazing tombs.

Mundian To Bach Ke would walk it.

You sir... take a bow. Nail Head Though the irony of your chosen account name is not lost on me.

Because you're not allowed to call it LGBTQvision.

Because you're not allowed to call it LGBTQvision.

If you live in the home counties, can you see the Southern Lights?

That was Celine Dion.

Rim Tim tagi dagi

That's not a garden, that's a park!

Absolute filth!

I bang on about this a lot, but people don't seem to understand the importance of confidence. Playing a high possession style of football requires a high level of confidence to be done well. Start worrying that you might misplace your pass and you probably will.

Foundation by Isaac Asimov. Set at least 25,000 years into the future, but written in the 1950s, the constant use of tobacco (barely 2-3 pages pass without someone lighting up), the complete absence of female characters (not even being referenced in the third person) and a reliance on physical media for communication, are easily summed up in one paragraph in which a man walks into a boardroom of men smoking cigars and declares, throwing a newspaper onto the table, "have you seen the latest news?" So, dated. To call Asimov a visionary sci-fi writer is stretching it... Jules Verne, almost 100 years earlier is much nearer the mark. However, the sociopolitical narrative remains interesting. The story spans about 200 years, so there's no constant protagonist, rather a series of historic dilemmas being handled by several characters and thus advancing the rise of the Foundation.

Surfer Rosa In Utero Rid of Me LUV 713 Pod Jon Spencer Blues Explosion As well as Seamonsters. Seminal albums all

You want to cut her tongue out? Weirdo!

New manager bounce prevents relegation! Be careful what you wish for.

That's what she said.

It was a joke. But, "it's the sort of thing they would do!" is akin to saying Jews are in control of all the world banks, "because it's the sort of thing they would do!" It's merely an expression of baseless accusation based on nothing and in no way whatsoever, proof.

I'm so disappointed that this thread isn't about the builders we're getting in for the stadium expansion.

There was an MOD representative in the radio today and he was asked, how do you know it's China and his answer, in not so many words, was, "it's exactly the sort of thing they would do." All a bit racist if you ask me.

And a bit of international celebrity to boot!

He probably won't want to leave, unless a stupid offer comes in, and if that silly offer comes in then we're practically obliged to take it. Way I see it though, we won't get any silly offers as clubs will see us as bring desperate to sell. It's a buyer's market. Bit of a catch 22 this one.

Stan knows what cool is.

Dont.