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houseboy wrote: ↑
Wed Dec 11, 2019 2:56 pm
The only thing that anyone can do with your bank details without knowing any security details is actually deposit money into it.

That's what Jeremy Clarkson thought when he published his in a paper, then a charity set up a direct debit and took £500.

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I remember a City fan in the JHU getting some stick but when the sixth goal went in he got a pie in his ear , that's when he decided to leave.

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Who is number 1?
I am not a prisoner, I am a free man.

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We had a Zanussi which was good. I think Bosch is overrated we had a Bosch washing machine which was the worst we have ever had.

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Whatever the result Burnley will be 7th.

Beat me to it Tiger.

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yTib wrote:almost infinity?

And beyond.

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This was a good one.

https://youtu.be/ZtudMG__HEA" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

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FactualFrank wrote:
Surprised we're on 2nd.

We're not, West Ham are.

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That snake was a crafty sod.

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Wile E Coyote wrote:never even heard of that term, zip merging ? is it some daft americanism ?

I believe it comes from New Zealand where there are road signs that say merge like a zip and you can be fined for not doing it.

Edit,
Just checked and it did originate in America, but signs are in New Zealand.

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Liverpool 1
Burnley 2
Bolton 3
Southport 4

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gawthorpe_view wrote:Any particular reason?

They're marking their places for Thursday.

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conyoviejo wrote:What happens if you press 1 ? Anybody know?

I don't know, that's why I don't press it.

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I've had a few supposedly from BT saying my internet security has been compromised but the last one said I had won second prize in the Canadian lottery. I like to try and wind them up but most are recorded messages and l 'm not pressing 1.

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I've not seen this before,looks like some seriously restricted views.

https://player.bfi.org.uk/free/film/wat ... 914-online" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

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Many years since I went out to get p!ssed, I prefer going for a nice drink these days.

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TheFamilyCat wrote:3.8%? Bit weak. Surely we deserve something stronger.

Judge beer on taste not strength.

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Catweazle.

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basil6345789 wrote:In Helmond they shoot cats.

They also fix electronic speedometers, did a great job on my Guzzi's.

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aggi wrote:Have you got a link to this? Being in London I've followed this reasonably closely and know some people involved and I haven't heard anything along these lines.

https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/e ... p-20547064" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

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I used Soccerstreams100 last week for the first time and it was perfect.
I used it again today and apart from the top link showing Liverpool it was better than any other site I've used.

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I think I must have drowned in a previous life.

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Hibsclaret wrote:Canals or reservoirs

Same with me Hibs, I'm all right on the sea or rivers but hate to be near still dark water.

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evensteadiereddie wrote:So your "largely down to" = the Guardian's "one of the first steps", does it ?

Was looking more at the first paragraph especially the last sentence and it was not "my" largely down to.

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Ballcocks, don't be a **** - you're trying to rewrite history. Taken from the Guardian site. Tony Blair and Bertie Ahern, the former British and Irish prime ministers, are rightly lauded for their historic roles in leading the Good Friday Agreement negotiations. But their warm and constructive rela...

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There's a tavern in the town, in the town.
Where Don Revie is a clown, is a clown.
Billy Bremner, Jackie Charlton too,
the biggest set of ***** in football boots.

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A Catholic, a Baptist, and a Mormon are bragging about the size of their families. "I have four boys and my wife is expecting another. One more son and I'll have a basketball team!" said the Catholic. "That's nothing!'' said the Baptist. ''I have ten boys now, and my wife is pregnant with another ch...

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Lewis : 'when did West Ham change their badge? '

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There used to be a place down the side of The Mechanics, don't know if it's still there.
Some dry cleaning shops offer a repair service.

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Leisure wrote:Is there a driving ban as well?

30 Months.

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They're time limited on iplayer, I think the last ones expire sometime in September.

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Take a bag of crisps and watch it expand as the air gets thinner.

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New series starts Sunday. Anyone who want's to watch or record other episodes, the whole of series 1 is on BBC 4 tonight at 10:00 series 2 to 4 on every night through to Monday, 3 episodes a night.

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Cold when in the shade or if windy.

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Jimmy

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Who knew Dracula was a Claret?

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Died aged 79, RIP Easy Rider.

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I mean the Beehole was extended in 1970, not when the photo was taken.

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ClaretTony wrote:Early 80s - the sloping back of the Bee Hole End disappeared in the 1960s

Summer of 1970 I think.

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He did come from Tod, was at the same school as my mum.

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Just driven Tod to Hebden Bridge and back, the river is about 3 feet below the wall (that's higher than the road) at Callis Bridge with a foot of water on the road.

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tim_noone wrote:Andre gray...Michael keane..

I see what you did there.

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ClaretCliff wrote:If Stan Ternent counts then you can't leave out Harry Potts.

He didn't say played twice just came back.

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Peter Swan

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Stan Ternent

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PaintYorkClaretnBlue wrote:But I’m not the one complaining, and I didn’t when Brown was PM.

I know you're not. I'm just adding to the list.

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