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Clovius Boofus wrote: ↑
Wed Apr 24, 2024 4:45 pm
I've said my bit. I'm not going to waste my time any further by quibbling about something that ain't ever going to happen.

Haha fair enough. Shite that will never happen is 90% of the content this board mind........

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There's not enough space to create the ramp length and gradient for basement parking, and even if there was, it would be way too expensive and wouldn't be cost-effective - central London or Manc, yes, Burnley, not a chance. The second one is also a no-no - the car park is well-used and not much spa...

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One of those little massage guns can do wonders, few minutes on the relevant area can work wonders once a week

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i think the worst of covid was how your every day people reacted to it. Supermarket staff thinking they were super heros, NHS staff idolised, banging pots and pans. people reporting neighbours to the police. People claiming not to have seen dying relatives for 6 months. when in fact, most of us car...

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Met his Dad a few times over here while AG was playing in the CEE Cup. Struck me as very level headed and focused on the football. Some other Dad's were more interested in swanning around in Hugo Boss gear paying barely any attention to the games

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ElectroClaret wrote: ↑
Wed Apr 24, 2024 10:13 am
Although not a bad idea, i think the main problem there would be parking.

Could easily dig out more underground parking. They could also get a deal to park on a portion of the old Sainsburys site

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Once had the worst hangover of my life, and watched the Godfather trilogy 3 times n rotation.

F**k i was ill

Don't spend 30 quid at 50p a drink night at 5th Ave, kids!

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Could be something to be achieved by getting one of the Premier Inn / Travelodge types involved and have them demolish it and replace with one of their modular builds that they can chuck up in no time.

We have one of each atm but the Travelodge is a bit out of the way, although handy for the motorway

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sjb wrote: ↑
Wed Apr 10, 2024 1:18 pm
Last game Dave Burnley missed I believe.

Aside from covid games?

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Quickenthetempo wrote: ↑
Tue Apr 23, 2024 3:37 pm
The commentator on Saturday said he's our leading goal scorer now but hasn't goat an assist.

The role of a winger has certainly changed.

I'd argue we play "wide forwards" more than wingers, but we can be here all day if we go down that route

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Poulton-le-Claret wrote: ↑
Tue Apr 23, 2024 3:33 pm
Just an update from the Fylde coast area, it is now absolutely glorious weather outside

So, the climate changed?

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UK has some of the fewest bank holidays in the developed world and the lowest in Europe. A national holiday (non-related to Saints or Royalty) is a must. Never understood why there's always two in May, (sometimes you get 4 in 5 weeks if Easter is late) and then nothing else til the end of August! I...

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gandhisflipflop wrote: ↑
Tue Apr 23, 2024 1:15 pm
Why people feel the need to ridicule for making observations and asking questions is beyond me.

https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries. ... ridiculous

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....can't melt steel beans

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I remember rocking up for my German GCSE on a Friday morning after I'd been in Mean Cats on 10p a pint Thursdays. Just about cobbled together a uniform as I was staying at a mates house, and had to make the journey to West Park Road feeling very queasy indeed. To say Mr Healey was angry would be an...

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Haha French on a Monday morning never stood a chance for me!

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dandeclaret wrote: ↑
Tue Apr 23, 2024 11:56 am
Ha - the jokes on you..... I fly into Leeds, which is in NE England.

And it doesn't rain there.

The sun always shines, up in Leeds

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Last week Le Tissier was suggesting that the government manipulated the weather during the Covid lockdowns so that the sunshine made people stay indoors. These people are too far gone. But remember, if you don’t question what you’re told and refuse to believe in ridiculous conspiracy theories you’r...

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RicardoMontalban wrote: ↑
Tue Apr 23, 2024 11:50 am
Don’t worry, there was no danger of that.

Think they're all still occupied.

Wasn't sure there was much there to occupy? Maybe Continentals and a car park?

I always liked the idea of turning that round cafe in the market square into a mexican place with a big sombrero trim on the roof

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It will never be as big as St Patrick's Day, simply because there is no single beer, and therefore company so associated with it and therefore willing to splurge millions n marketing and bunting, hats, and whatever other tat to promo it.

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How many are below the Keiby now? i don't know, you might have taken my post a little too seriously.....

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Loyalclaret wrote: ↑
Sat Nov 13, 2021 9:12 am
Anyone mentioned the night club at the bottom of the bus station in Burnley, now a dentist but can't remember the name?

At a fuction last night where someone said there was a 'club' in Nelson above the Zoo/Lord Nelson pub?

Chaplins in the basement?

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VIP’s Before millennium I think. All you can drink once you’d paid un, just keep your coloured plastic glass Sundays used to be great there. Was 16 so 3 quid in for free bar, then a 1:50 kebab roll from top of the bus station and 50p BFH (Driver used to kick off if you tried using a school bus pass...

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Burnley had the Trades Descriptions double bill of VIP's and Posh

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If its empty maybe it could benefit from a visit by a local pyromaniac. wouldn't be the first troublesome building to mysteriously go up in flames

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Sounds painful! Hope you're well on the mend now CT!

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Should have a separate pool of VAR officials, freeing up "active"| refs to work on the pitch. You could recruit the best recent retired refs from around the world to sit in Stockley Park, with no bias as far as showing their old mate/colleague up. Im baffled why they insist on it being one pool of r...

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claptrappers_union wrote: ↑
Mon Apr 22, 2024 10:19 am
Rovers will be wise to cash-in, he's 28.

So he's not Finnish?

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Sadly its somewhat akin to feeling stable in calm water, at the end of a plank walk

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dsr wrote: ↑
Wed Apr 17, 2024 2:57 pm
Not the normal schedule here, either. How many have we had this season - 6 including League Cup?

If Czech teams reached the later stages of Europe, I dare say they'd be playing "English weeks" a lot more.

It is a lot more the normal schedule in the EFL, however, with 46 games to fit in.......

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Not the normal schedule here, either. How many have we had this season - 6 including League Cup? If Czech teams reached the later stages of Europe, I dare say they'd be playing "English weeks" a lot more. Just Plzen holding out this season with their 2nd leg on Thursday. The Czech domestic Cup is t...

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It isn't the normal schedule, no. Sometimes you will get cup games midweek, often at KO times like 3pm or 4pm which can be a pain, but normally its just 5pm Wednesday 1 or 2 times a season.

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What they call a week here where you play 3 games weekend, midweek then weekend consecutively

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burnley007 wrote: ↑
Wed Apr 17, 2024 8:39 am
Am I in the minority that it doesn't affect my efforts to get on the Turf whether it's on TV or not?

I live in Newcastle, but when I'm picking matches to attend, I NEVER look to see if it's on TV before I book tickets.

So you assume it's still a 3pm Ko and trust your luck? Aye alright

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It just surprised me that the term still exists. I "grew up" in the days of AS400 (with lots of dumb terminals) when Windows 3.11 was a thing and in it's infancy, and these days I work with hyperconverged infrastructure that could be considered "mainframe like" when you consider I deploy a VDI solu...

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Rick_Muller wrote: ↑
Tue Apr 16, 2024 9:12 am
are mainframes still a thing? (my chance to ask a stupid question!)

Yup, most of the world relies on them still. Banks, travel, social security and pensions, we make the world go round, quietly and reliably

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Jamesy wrote: ↑
Mon Apr 15, 2024 11:31 am
The block on sale is strictly seating only so I’m not expecting to have to stand up.

It said that when i was there for the cup, everyone stood up so i had to

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National Lampoon's Premier League Vacation

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Carlos the Great wrote: ↑
Mon Apr 15, 2024 7:10 am
Is Tommy Fleetwood his real name or is it like Johny Vegas or Captain America

I do love that there's a Lancashire golfer called Tommy Fleetwood. Something of the Eastbound and Down about it. There'd be gold in a fictionalised cartoon i reckon.

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bumba wrote: ↑
Mon Apr 15, 2024 8:27 am
Tella
Harwood-Bellis = £40 million

Trafford
Ramsey
O'Shea = £42 million

Let that sink in

That may be over simplifying things, but jeez that makes uncomfortable reading

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Nonayforever wrote: ↑
Fri Apr 12, 2024 7:14 pm
So, is it you who writes " don't put your fingers in the toaster when it's on" & " avoid drinking WD40 it may cause stomach upsets " ?

That, but for mainframes

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This place is very different in Prague. Your drinks are delivered directly to your table by train https://www.vytopna.cz/en/branch/prague-wenceslas-square/about-branch https://youtu.be/1pyAwTAfq1I?si=D9p1e3MlP5WAVTsu A standard for when ive got anyone visiting. Definitely worth a reservation, and u...

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You get that a lot in the IT industry. Some take pleasure in scoffing at your lack of knowledge and declare that it's not their job to educate you. Others take the same question and gain pleasure in sharing their knowledge, and feeling good that they've helped somebody. And of course the whole team...

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Woodleyclaret wrote: ↑
Fri Apr 12, 2024 3:08 pm
Watch out for pickpockets in Prague especially on public transport.

I mean, yeah, but its no Las Ramblas.

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Tivoli Gardens feels like the thing to see in Vienna tbh. Schnitzel will be pricey but its the home of it, so has to be done.

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Put more academically:
https://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/dic ... sted-flush

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Silkyskills1 wrote: ↑
Fri Apr 12, 2024 1:51 pm
I'm rather elderly but can someone explain to me what a 'busted flush' is? It keeps appearing especially when someone seems to be discontented.

Something that may once have seemed promising however is now confirmed to be done and dusted, and of no or little residual value

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I'm off to Prague and then Vienna to watch the sublime King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard in May. I arrive in Prague alone on the Thursday late afternoon and will have 24 hours in Prague before 2 friends will join me on the Friday. We then have another 24 hours before we go to the first gig on the ...

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