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GodIsADeeJay81 wrote:Yup and being accepted by their loved ones.

I know people who've been utterly rejected by one, or both, of their parents because they were honest about who they are.

Anybody rejected by their loved ones for whatever reason is a pretty painful thing to be subjected to.

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GodIsADeeJay81 wrote:Ask someone who's done it and they'll explain it to you

I have, and it's about the assumption in society that everyone in the world is hetrosexual unless they 'declare' otherwise.

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...you used to love.

The Beverley Hillbilly's
Chips
Grange Hill
Tomorrows World.

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Because I know enough people who are gay, to know that gays don't have to publicly declare their sexuality in order to find a partner.
Ask someone who's gay; 'how do you know if someone else is gay?' Answer is generally, you just know.

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I've always found it amusing that a person has to come out.
What exactly is supposed to be the benefit of knowing this?

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Can't remember where, but I once read some stats showing that we are one of the best in the league on a goals scored per percentage of possession. What SD refers to as effective.

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This reminds me of when Clinton stared into the camera and declared that he did not have sexual contact with that woman, only for Monica to later show off one of her dresses covered in his jizz.

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Too much money is taken out of football by extremely high wages and agent fees.
Not enough is ploughed back into the clubs and the communities they serve.

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Take Sunderland for example. Martin Bain received a £1million-plus pay-off when he left the Stadium of Light at the end of last season, the latest club accounts show. And relegation from the Premier League left a £46million-plus TV revenue black hole in the club’s finances. The accounts, which cover...

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It's not too long ago that we were hoping to draw one of the big clubs in a cup, look at us now. We are premier league!

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Bin Ont Turf wrote:The Jimmy McIlroy stand.

Nothing else comes close to that.

Respect your suggestion BOT, but I love 'The Longside'

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Ric_C wrote:...
It has also shown beyond doubt, that Dyche knows what he is doing.

That one line in your post is all that's required. Sometimes less is more.

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Lowton or Bardsley?....I've seen some excuses for creating a thread, but this is taking the p1ss.
As if it's going to be anything other than;
Heaton
Lowton, Tarkowski Mee Taylor
Hendrick Cork Westwood McNeill
Barnes, Wood

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Cricket...The chess of physical sport. More a game of mental endurance than physical Endeavour.

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HunterST_BFC wrote:The Bell End

The bell end hole...up the Clarets....I know, but I just couldn't help myself. It's more to do with some of the posters on here than anything else.

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So next season we can look forward to real ale in the Bob Lord, cider in the beehole, lager in the longside and alcho pop and 'coke' in the cricketfield.

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Or could it be that given the recent results for Arsenal and United, that a point from the Burnley game was not a bad result after all?

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Sadly, there's little of the Claret and Blue army in the highlights.

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If we want respect from the world of football, despite our small budget, we have to earn it.
I want us to beat city, Everton and arsenal for our own self belief and worth. I want the season finishing on a high, we are Burnley and can take on and beat the big boys.

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We can ask Defour’s agent as much as we want to find him another club but given next year could easily be his last season ever of earning big money then my guess is that 99% of agents and footballers in his position would just stay put...it may be different for some players who just want to play an...

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It's hard to tell what Dyche thinks. In theory, why would you give Ward another contract. He's not played all season and he's what, 33? Yes, he's been great and, for all that Taylor has improved, there was a time early in the season when it really wasn't clear he was going to be OK. But then why wo...

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I would imagine that Hart will be looking for game time somewhere else, hopefully Pope won't. Bardsley is great cover / competition for RB, but at some point we will need a young understudy in the way Taylor was brought in to eventually take over from Ward. Whether that's this summer or not can depe...

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Rileybobs wrote:What is with that cardigan? It’s getting bobbly too.

So I would put it in the bin and purchase something new.

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I’ve suffered for a few years now got a lot worse 8 months ago when I was given 6 months , the fact I’m still here I suppose I should take as a positive but knowing it’s just around the corner I don’t think any amount of drugs are going to change my headset , some days I think it can’t come soon en...

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It would be nice if depression and/or anxiety were caused or the result of one single thing, problem is, it isn't. We're all different with life changing experiences that affect our view of ourselves and the world in which we live. What triggers you to feel depression or anxiety could be completely ...

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Falcon wrote:That's true. We should move Easter to around October.

Nah, that's too close to saint Dyche day.

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Vegas Claret wrote:Pope has to be worth at least the same then

Come and join me in cloud cuckoo land Vegas, that's where cricketfieldclarets believes anyone who thinks Pope is worth 30m lives.

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The problem with pension/annuity is that generally you only get one crack at it. Your pot becomes available at a moment in time and you have to make a decision that's meant to last a life time. We all know that the markets and the economy are forever shifting but yet you have to try and decide at th...

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Bosscat wrote:You mean 3 halves don't make a whole oooooooooh never thought of that

Love you too Bosscat

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Re-read the post in its entirety :roll: :lol: :lol: :lol: Just done it. You must mean that on the first occasion that half didn't listen, on the second that half weren't bothered and on the third that half don't understand maths, because you don't come accross as the type that would achieved 3 halv...

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The large supermarkets have to cover such vast overheads and produce a certain level of profit to satisfy shareholders that no matter how big their buying power, their prices contain decent margins. It's no wonder that the lower cost, more nimble operations are taking market share. The likes of Aldi...

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Some stuff at asda is ok, some of it is rubbish. The problem I have with them, is that you don't know what they're going to charge for something from one week to the next. Their prices change so regular. Even sainsburys I've noticed recently are becoming just as competitive price wise, but with a mu...

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Bosscat wrote:3 times I have pointed that out on this thread m8 ...

1/2 don't seem to listen

1/2 don't seem bothered

The other 1/2 have no concept of mathematics

how many halves Bosscat?

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At least this season has proved more interesting and exciting than what was expected by those who feared a boring mid table year.

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Top Claret wrote:All the money from a higher league position goes to the players, it's there bonus

Everyone benefits, that's why it's all about the money.

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Get as high up the table as possible, it's all about the money.

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Cardiff remind me of our first season in the premier league with SD, lots of spirit and endeavour but not quite enough quality to survive. While Brighton have been shocking, I think they have enough to get a result at home on Tuesday night to see them safe. Head says Cardiff will go down, heart says...

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People were convinced to vote leave by the arguments made... How many people or what percent of those who voted leave, did so because of this? or is it just your opinion? ....if the campaign that won convinced people with a "this will be a piece of ****" argument and that "we can't have everything"...

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A good illustration of why referendums are a bad idea there. Having loads of people vote about something that they clearly don't understand and expecting a result that is never going to happen. The man in the street's knowledge of international law is, unsurprisingly, not that good. Having those wh...

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Most people I've spoken to who told me that they voted leave were of the understanding that we would simply leave, then begin the process of negotiation. If we were able to come to some agreements before we left then that was a bonus head start, they cannot fathom why all the p1ssing about. What has...

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£10m for Pope in the current market has to be laughable, I would be hoping for something in the region of £30m given his age and proven ability. I would be open to a season long loan to Everton, as I believe a good performance would place him in a more realistic price bracket should he wish to move ...

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Cant remember where it was but the train coming down the street was brilliant ! Yep agree NNN the world IS a big place, we try to see somewhere different when we holiday. As do we, only place we return to is tenerife, a cheap week with guaranteed sun in our winter. The 'big' holiday is always somew...

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I've enjoyed watching this programme, told the wife that if I ever get made redundant, we'll leave enough in the bank to cover the mortgage and other bills then go travelling with the rest. The world is too big and nicer place to experience when you only get one life.

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Remember how climate scientists warned about more extreme weather? Well, contrast this February with last February and know that you are experiencing it. On the balance of things, it's questionable whether we are doing ourselves a favour or not? Below is an extract from an article, this is the link...

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Anyone got any info on Hybrid cars. Considering changing my car and I don't known anyone who as a Hybrid. The two that I like the look of are both Toyota's, the Yaris Hybrid and the C-HR Hybrid. Wouldn't swap my Leaf for either, but if I was buying a non plug in hybrid, I would buy the CHR. It's a ...

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Plenty of teddy boys at the Inn Place back in the day. Drape, neck tie, drain pipes and a pair of pickers with the hair done in the customary quiff. If you were only 5' 4" then chances are you wore crushers!

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2m at 3% , capital protected by the FSCS by splitting it into a number of 85k deposits with different institutions, will earn you 60k/year interest less the 20% tax you'd pay on 59k of it. 48,200 after tax per year. 96,400 in interest alone sat waiting for you on release after two years. I'm sure I ...

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At least with Dyche in charge we have a strategy!

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Does this only apply to international women? The wife is English, so by defenition, she's only a national.

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djemba-djemba wrote:Ron Futcher

Thanks djemba. Quite funny that one, told the players not to break it up but didn't expect them not to! Lol.

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