The 'Couldn't think where to put this' thread part 2 or 'does my comment merit a NEW THREAD?'

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  • And all done in the best possible taste ;doh
  • I wonder how often he had knock on his neighbors doors asking for his ball back, ;wink
  • Not many he was always injured
  • IronHerb said:

    Apparently this AC's house and it's up for sale -

    https://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-77197013.html

    That's right, he's decided they need a larger home after he's just signed his new whopping 3 year contract with us...... ;run
  • Some saying he is looking to buy Rod Stewart’s place! He must need more space.
  • Check out the banner at 2:09


    COYI
    ;biggrin
  • No thank you lol
  • That's got to be some heating bill...
  • Pochettino says he doesn’t want VAR.

    "This business is so important and our fans - football fans - must be happy. If you stop for five minutes for a decision, I don't know how they are going to behave."

    As opposed to how they feel when their team loses due to a dodgy call by the ref.
  • Thankfully he'll have no say in it.
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  • If that’s how the schools spell pyjamas then you’d be better off keeping the kids off school altogether.
  • Thats the USA spelling... ;whistle
  • So if its in the USA the kids are allowed to go to school. If in UK, then ummm...
  • edited January 2019
    I'm more worried about the apostrophe. Which is wrong in whatever form of English it is. ;ok

    The spelling is made up anyway, since it is a loan word from the Persian. لباس خواب
    and is just an attempt to replicate the pronunciation of the original word in English letters. It's why words like qat are also spelled khat, and both are correct.
  • Mrs G we might as well give up worrying about apostrophes. Generally I see about 1 in 10 of them being used correctly and there are groups who want them abolished altogether. I’d like to see their petitions as I wouldn’t mind betting they want apostrophe’s abolished.
  • edited January 2019
    Thorn, I see what you did there - at least I'm hoping that it was intentional ;biggrin
    On further reading, of course it was. ;wink
  • Mrs G we might as well give up worrying about apostrophes.

    Never!! ;whome
  • And in the cricket, normal service has resumed ;weep
  • edited January 2019
    MrsGrey said:

    I'm more worried about the apostrophe. Which is wrong in whatever form of English it is. ;ok

    The spelling is made up anyway, since it is a loan word from the Persian. لباس خواب
    and is just an attempt to replicate the pronunciation of the original word in English letters. It's why words like qat are also spelled khat, and both are correct.

    Did you mean cat MrsG? ;run
  • Spuds lose on pens. Oh dear, how sad, never mind!!!
  • Kane reckons he will be fit for the cup final, out til at least May then ;biggrin
  • Spuds lose on pens. Oh dear, how sad, never mind!!!

    As I said to grey, it's a win-win for us. Whoever lost, I'd be laughing at them.

    It was actually a very entertaining game to watch ;ok


    (Still get nervous at penalties though ;doh ;lol )
  • Another season without a trophy me thinks now, spud fan comes in always takes the Mick saying you ain’t got your own ground so I reply yes but we fill the ground we don’t own you can’t with yours and we always seem to win the same as you lot, nothing usually shuts him up lol
  • Man city game has been moved to Wed 27th Feb.
  • IronHerb said:

    Apparently this AC's house and it's up for sale -

    https://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-77197013.html

    I cant say I'm surprised, it looks proper pokey... no room to swing a cat.
  • Five per cent of UK adults do not believe the Holocaust took place and one in 12 believes its scale has been exaggerated, a survey has found.

    The poll of more than 2,000 people was carried out by Opinion Matters for the Holocaust Memorial Day Trust (HMDT).
    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-47015184

    God help us all.
  • Part of the problem is that it’s history is no longer taught in most schools. My children, now in their forties, were taken to the concentration camps as part of their curriculum. The secondary school my granddaughter is now in has no plans to do such trips as at the moment none of the years 7-11 cover the world wars in their history.
    I’d be interested to see the demographics of the 5% who deny it and the 8.33% who think the numbers are exaggerated. Combined it’s a scary total.
    With the growing tendency of vandalism of memorials it’s a worrying trend.
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