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An irritating recent phenomenon is that the meanings of Worse and Worst often appear to have swapped places.
Predictive text? Speech to text? Baffling.

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Is he a naturalised Latvian?

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Do the Guinness and Jamieson's tours.

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Did we actually visit the USSR, pre-season? It would have been an interesting time over there, just a few weeks before the country ceased to exist.

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After our 1-1 draw at Bloomfield Road in Easter week 1978, we were still below them - albeit on an upward trajectory.

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Boycott's role was to grind the bowling attacks down so that John and later partners could plunder the runs from the other end (while remembering to refuse any sharp singles called by Geoffrey). R.I.P.

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At least one of them must have been a Pompey fan. They were interviewed on TalkSport when Portsmouth blagged their way to the Cup Final. It wasn't very illuminating - like the music.

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Yes, Herts, that's what we were taught early on: Y is a consonant. But your example and many others demonstrate that Y often performs the function of a vowel - hymn, tryst, myth, rhythm, why, dry, spy etc, and most adverb endings -ly. I think my primary schoolteacher was economical with the truth, a...

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Received yesterday. Surname R. JM Upper.

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Casting is excellent, ditto script. 'Phil' is the brother of the main character, David, played brilliantly by Lee Ingleby, born 28.1.1976 in Burnley.
Sadly, we were struggling towards relegation.

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Sine Wave

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Colton, Moor Allerton, White Rose or Headrow, DA?

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Son would not have got past him.

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Also AFCW won and Franchise lost, but two results in the Championship spoiled things for me, so not quite perfect.

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And the southern part of Red Lees Road loses its bus service.

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Disagree. Penny Mordaunt, for a start.

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Frequenting an East European shop has produced some gems: Perła honey lager from Lublin - goes very well with desserts. Volfas Engelman from Kaunas, a range of lagers in cans to suit all tastes, and excellent on draught last year in Vilnius. Švyturys bottled lagers from Klaipėda and Utena, also Lith...

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Over here: Kozel Světlý.
In Prague in Winter: Kozel Černý, accompanied by soup in bread. Must do Velké Popovice tour on next Jet2 visit.
Would make do with bottles of Sainsbury's 'Czech' at £1.25 per 500ml, brewed by Staropramen but better than their branded stuff i m o.

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Yorkies a tad slow? Including Johnny Wardle?

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Re taxi fare: current price from Oakwood Clock to Burnley centre is £85. Verbal quote from Yeadon-based private hire company (Daughter works there as dispatcher). Oakwood is at the bottom end of Roundhay Park.

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Cross Brook, Todmorden, before the NHS.

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Another thumbs-up for the Top Brink, and honourable mentions for the Polished Knob opposite Tod market, and the New Delight at Colden: Yorkshire value beer and grub.

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Re post 4:
New Station Street is closed to buses at the moment, so S10 is suspended. You can catch the 19/19A from Infirmary Street, far side of City Square from the station.

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From over yonder: Captain Beefheart & Magic Band - Safe As Milk Mothers - Uncle Meat Band - Music From Big Pink Primus - Frizzle Fry B S & T - Child Is Father To The Man From over here: Pirates - Out Of Their Skulls Dr Feelgood - Stupidity Stranglers - Rattus Norvegicus Ozric Tentacles - Become The ...

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The Open Street Map option covers the whole civilised world.

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Re: Post 38. The new power plant at Ferrybridge burns waste, which would otherwise go to landfill.

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Ferrybridge 'C' is closed, awaiting demolition.

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Norwegian writer Jo Nesbø, starting with The Bat and following in chronological order. English translations are bang on.

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Irish writer John Connolly, starting with Every Dead Thing and following on in chronological order.

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On day 1 of the Roses match, in admittedly helpful conditions, Peter Lee and Tony Nicholson were both unplayable. As were the Clarets a couple of weeks later.

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Seacroft. J R

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For an equally challenging afternoon, catch the no1 bus to the Beeston terminus, walk 100 yards west, go in the Whistle Stop - and don't talk to anyone.
Or would you prefer the easy option: O'Neills on Great George Street near the LGI?

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Wakefield Walk of Fame: no Bill Nelson. Tragic.

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David Loggie

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Excellent work. This feels like 2002-03 again, but with the added positive that we now have a defence which plays as if its members already know each other.

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