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Species fluid, they can be pussies now and dogs later.SuedeAdidas said:
Pet's can be species neutral now?!?Curb_It said:
Bloody moron that was spouting shite on FB last night about people complaining about last night's fireworks and that were trying to erode a great British tradition!suzisausage said:Bloody morons that don’t realise that it is Diwali.
Or the other moron accusing people of raising their pets as pussies if they are scared of fireworks! The idiots were out last night...1 -
WBA fan on the train home, complaining it shouldn't have been a sending off, as it was on the half way line.SoundAsa£ said:Footballers who protest to the ref when they get booked by saying it’s their first foul.....as if that somehow absolves them from being booked.....completely nonsensical.4 -
Couple of WBA on Facebook saying it was the worst ref'd game they've ever seen?Covered End said:
WBA fan on the train home, complaining it shouldn't have been a sending off, as it was on the half way line.SoundAsa£ said:Footballers who protest to the ref when they get booked by saying it’s their first foul.....as if that somehow absolves them from being booked.....completely nonsensical.0 -
Awful.suzisausage said:Clinton Morrison.0 -
People with snowflake pets0
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What is a snowflake pet?snowinberlin said:People with snowflake pets0 -
Give me a shout when you find out @Dazzler21 I need to know if I should be offended or not. 😉Dazzler21 said:
What is a snowflake pet?snowinberlin said:People with snowflake pets1 -
teams can respond or ignore. all teams have the right to issue a cultural challenge and there has never been an obligation for the team receiving a challenge to pay any attention. the world cup rules are here https://officiating.worldrugby.org/?module=3§ion=36&subsection=129&language=enCarter said:
That's what has always annoyed me, teams should be able to respond or to be honest completely ignore it. Englands response was perfectAlgarveaddick said:Thing is, I, and I am sure many others, don't mind the Haka if that's what floats the Kiwis (and others) boat. Live and let live. It's just the authorities insistence on dictating how the opposition react to it that pisses me off...
Still, England reacted the best way possible for the next 80 minutes.
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oh you know, namby pamby dogs scared of few little whizzes and bangsDazzler21 said:
What is a snowflake pet?snowinberlin said:People with snowflake pets1 -
I wonder if any Kiwi players have ever opted out? I don't think I could get involved, all that getting in character and jumping around is not for me, I'm one if those people who never dance at a wedding and stand there tapping me thigh at a gig.rina said:
teams can respond or ignore. all teams have the right to issue a cultural challenge and there has never been an obligation for the team receiving a challenge to pay any attention. the world cup rules are here https://officiating.worldrugby.org/?module=3§ion=36&subsection=129&language=enCarter said:
That's what has always annoyed me, teams should be able to respond or to be honest completely ignore it. Englands response was perfectAlgarveaddick said:Thing is, I, and I am sure many others, don't mind the Haka if that's what floats the Kiwis (and others) boat. Live and let live. It's just the authorities insistence on dictating how the opposition react to it that pisses me off...
Still, England reacted the best way possible for the next 80 minutes.0 -
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...although i can to the moonwalk1
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Just an excuse to poke their tongues out at people and not be told off by their mums.2
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Anyone got a flag I could borrow, or even 10snowinberlin said:
oh you know, namby pamby dogs scared of few little whizzes and bangsDazzler21 said:
What is a snowflake pet?snowinberlin said:People with snowflake pets1 -
I have no idea why this guy is on the forum... constantly trying to twist other people’s words or wind them up.ross1 said:
Anyone got a flag I could borrow, or even 10snowinberlin said:
oh you know, namby pamby dogs scared of few little whizzes and bangsDazzler21 said:
What is a snowflake pet?snowinberlin said:People with snowflake pets
Hope he gets bitten on the bollocks by a Great Dane.
Schmeichel will do.6 -
I know a couple of Kiwi blokes and they told me that every school has it‘s own haka and it is drummed in to them from an early age. So I don‘t think any players would even dare to think about opting out!i_b_b_o_r_g said:
I wonder if any Kiwi players have ever opted out? I don't think I could get involved, all that getting in character and jumping around is not for me, I'm one if those people who never dance at a wedding and stand there tapping me thigh at a gig.rina said:
teams can respond or ignore. all teams have the right to issue a cultural challenge and there has never been an obligation for the team receiving a challenge to pay any attention. the world cup rules are here https://officiating.worldrugby.org/?module=3§ion=36&subsection=129&language=enCarter said:
That's what has always annoyed me, teams should be able to respond or to be honest completely ignore it. Englands response was perfectAlgarveaddick said:Thing is, I, and I am sure many others, don't mind the Haka if that's what floats the Kiwis (and others) boat. Live and let live. It's just the authorities insistence on dictating how the opposition react to it that pisses me off...
Still, England reacted the best way possible for the next 80 minutes.
Mind you, the funniest thing I‘ve ever seen at a wedding is 2 pissed up Kiwis (when are they ever not pissed up?) trying to do the haka on the dance floor when they couldn‘t even walk!1 -
When you have a question where you can only ask it online or over an app. So you ask the question and the answer comes back as an emoji, WTF I am not 12 FFS just answer the effing question!!!! I am not going to spend half an hour working out what type of smiley face this effing thing actually means.......god I am actually Victor Meldrew.2
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bigman backstick said:When you have a question where you can only ask it online or over an app. So you ask the question and the answer comes back as an emoji, WTF I am not 12 FFS just answer the effing question!!!! I am not going to spend half an hour working out what type of smiley face this effing thing actually means.......god I am actually Victor Medrew
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😂bigman backstick said:When you have a question where you can only ask it online or over an app. So you ask the question and the answer comes back as an emoji, WTF I am not 12 FFS just answer the effing question!!!! I am not going to spend half an hour working out what type of smiley face this effing thing actually means.......god I am actually Victor Meldrew.3 -
bigman backstick said:When you have a question where you can only ask it online or over an app. So you ask the question and the answer comes back as an emoji, WTF I am not 12 FFS just answer the effing question!!!! I am not going to spend half an hour working out what type of smiley face this effing thing actually means.......god I am actually Victor Meldrew.
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Halloween.
An excuse for tight fisted parents to send their kids out to stock up on sweets for the next 6 months.
Just answered the door to a brother and sister combo, placed some haribos into the girl’s £1.99 B & Q orange bucket and the little brother’s helping himself by delving into the fun Halloween plate of sweets I’ve got in my hand.
Absolute hell.0 -
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People are getting very tight with their likes and lols lately. Surely solving one of the greatest mysteries of the universe, writing the answer as a perfect haiku and then finding exactly the right emojis to represent that deserves more than 2 lols.Macronate said:bigman backstick said:When you have a question where you can only ask it online or over an app. So you ask the question and the answer comes back as an emoji, WTF I am not 12 FFS just answer the effing question!!!! I am not going to spend half an hour working out what type of smiley face this effing thing actually means.......god I am actually Victor Meldrew. 2 -
Been visiting my dad this week in hospital, get to the main entrance and a few patients are stood outside smoking, seething doesn’t come close .1
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Call me a tight wad or a misery guts but I never open the door after 5pm on Halloween.Macronate said:Halloween.
An excuse for tight fisted parents to send their kids out to stock up on sweets for the next 6 months.
Just answered the door to a brother and sister combo, placed some haribos into the girl’s £1.99 B & Q orange bucket and the little brother’s helping himself by delving into the fun Halloween plate of sweets I’ve got in my hand.
Absolute hell.5 -
That's they're right. Obviously if they are in for cancer treatment then they should be refused entry back onto the ward, but they could be in for almost any other treatment not linked to smoking.Blackheathboy said:Been visiting my dad this week in hospital, get to the main entrance and a few patients are stood outside smoking, seething doesn’t come close .0 -
There in hospital to be hopefully made better, surely smoking must hinder that process.0
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Maybe if you were in ‘their’ you’d feel differently though.1
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Nah, there is a blanket smoking ban on NHS grounds for a good reason. Its fucks me off beyond belief when I see people being wheeled barely outside the doors smokinggolfaddick said:
That's they're right. Obviously if they are in for cancer treatment then they should be refused entry back onto the ward, but they could be in for almost any other treatment not linked to smoking.Blackheathboy said:Been visiting my dad this week in hospital, get to the main entrance and a few patients are stood outside smoking, seething doesn’t come close .
There is an argument that if you are dying of emphysema of lung cancer then you can probably call smokings bluff and tuff away all you want but smokers outside the hospital doors (we were talking about Editors yesterday funnily enough) is the ultimate show to the world of inconsideration7 -
Totally agree @Carter0
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At the end of the day, it is just begging. It is not for a good charity and in my mind to send young children out on a dark night, knocking on doors of strangers, sometimes without adults around is asking for trouble. But then I am an old git and this never happened when I was growing upgolfaddick said:
Call me a tight wad or a misery guts but I never open the door after 5pm on Halloween.Macronate said:Halloween.
An excuse for tight fisted parents to send their kids out to stock up on sweets for the next 6 months.
Just answered the door to a brother and sister combo, placed some haribos into the girl’s £1.99 B & Q orange bucket and the little brother’s helping himself by delving into the fun Halloween plate of sweets I’ve got in my hand.
Absolute hell.1 -
I used to be all bah humbug about it and it made me miserable. Then I had a change of heart. It's actually good fun. The kids that knocked on my door tonight were all very polite and it was nice to say hello to the parents that were escorting them. Go with it, its far more fun than hiding yourselves away.ross1 said:
At the end of the day, it is just begging. It is not for a good charity and in my mind to send young children out on a dark night, knocking on doors of strangers, sometimes without adults around is asking for trouble. But then I am an old git and this never happened when I was growing upgolfaddick said:
Call me a tight wad or a misery guts but I never open the door after 5pm on Halloween.Macronate said:Halloween.
An excuse for tight fisted parents to send their kids out to stock up on sweets for the next 6 months.
Just answered the door to a brother and sister combo, placed some haribos into the girl’s £1.99 B & Q orange bucket and the little brother’s helping himself by delving into the fun Halloween plate of sweets I’ve got in my hand.
Absolute hell.6
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