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"I would seriously say this is as bad of a run as the 19 game without a win one with Cotterill."

I'm baffled by that statement. If you think the football is too boring to tolerate, then fine. But 5 of the 10 games without a win have been against teams in the top 6.

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Sidney1st wrote:Boobs, fighting, shagging, more boobs, more fighting, more shagging all followed up with a big dragon eventually.

How can you not get into it?

Actually, I feel like this could just as well be describing the Kardashians.

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Stalbansclaret wrote:You think the Kardashians are undoubtedly great ???!!

They've made millions doing pretty much nothing. I'm kind of impressed by that.

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Don't know much about this film at all, but I've just had a look at the cast list, and Martin Freeman and Andy Serkis are both in it. I've yet to see anywhere promoting it as having an 'all black cast', so I'm not sure what the OP is even on about. As far as I'm aware, large portions of the film are...

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Stayingup wrote:Never seen her on the box. What was she on? I've seen Corbyn though not singing our national anthem because he hates us and UK. That's enough for me. I would deport him as a traitor

I'm generally a fan of parody accounts, but I'm not sure about this one.

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It's a bloody good job this message board full of blokes is here to tell women how to do feminism right. I don't know how they'd get on otherwise.

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Nixon suggesting on twitter that we've stuck in a £10m bid for Joe Worrall.

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I think my favourite thing about all of this is people pretending that their primary concern is the poor women being put out of work.

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Honestly, you can't even scrawl racial abuse on someone's car in your own excrement any more. It's PC gone mad.

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Dy1geo wrote:PC gone mad, the PC brigade have inadvertently denied the “walk on girls” an income. It is probably the “not so pleasing on the eye” girls getting their revenge on the “more pleasing on the eye” ones who got all the attention of the boys when they were at school.

Honest question: Is this a joke?

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Yeah, those things are definitely the same.

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Good riddance.

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I think a winger and a centre half are pretty much essential for us. A number 10 type player would be nice, but I've personally no idea who we could get there to improve our team that would fall within our price range.

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I did think it might have been too good to be true. Oh well, I suppose we lost after all. Never mind, eh?

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Was nice of him to interrupt Dyche's post-match sky interview as well.

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Very frustrating to see one of our players showing such poor judgement. Take the deserved ban and hope to learn from the experience.

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Stewart Lee and Daniel Kitson are the best two that I've seen.

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Thankfully, aside from football, I never watch anything when it's actually on, so seeing all that garbage is a thing of the past for me.

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ClaretAndJew wrote:What's brought this on?

Who's reporting people for talking to women? Is this just a load of old crap?

Nobody, and yes.

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CharlieinNewMexico wrote:Isn't it unsporting conduct? Attempting to deceive?

Maybe. But he wasn't trying to win a penalty that was unwarranted. He was (rather dramatically) drawing attention to one that was warranted.

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Claudio Ranieri.

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I don't personally feel that you can go booking players for exaggerating contact if a penalty was correctly given. Doesn't seem like anyone has really been deceived, as such.

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Never mind all this. Just tell us where you're keeping the aliens.

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Saxoman wrote:Is 'snowflake' the eqivelent of an uncle tom? Curious.

No, it's something lame white people came up with to make fun of other lame white people.

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Burnley beat West Ham on Saturday or England win the world cup

Still Burnley.

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I personally prefer this version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zzfQwXEqYaI" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

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Well, I should have seen that coming.

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Vash the Stampede from Trigun is in Pinhead's bar, and I think I see Ein the dog in front of Spike's ship from Cowboy Bebop down in the bottom corner.

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Squanchy from Rick and Morty watching TV with a robot I don't recognise

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I'd happily see our players receive bonus payments for disrespecting the anthem.

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Working_Class_Zero wrote:
Minecraft Turf Moor:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8gHABi6t6Xs

Crikey. I wish the concourses at Turf Moor actually looked like that.

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Had a Northern Monk neapolitan pale ale last night. Lovely stuff. Easily one of my favourite beers.

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I was brainwashed by my father as a child.

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Do you see a lot of real ale in cans? I don't think I've ever had one.

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South West Claret. wrote:Undoubtedly SP but real ale fans are interested in the taste.

I've personally never noticed a canned beer tasting worse than a bottled equivalent, but to each their own.

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Not sure about craft in cans tho, I don't find you can savour it as well as bottles... Although it's "supposed" to taste better although I can't help but think it's really down to shipping cost[/quote]

Think it's more about the fact that beer keeps longer when stored in cans.

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starting_11 wrote:Yep, Craft beer has to be American (style) and carbonated I guess.

I don't think that's strictly true. American style IPAs might be the most prevalent style in the craft beer scene, but I think it covers a whole range of different styles, from saisons and berlinerweisse to stouts and porters.

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Anybody who goes over to Manchester who likes decent beers needs to visit the Marble Arch pub just down the road from Shudehill area. They have their own brewery and the IPA's are top notch, definitely needs trying out! Definitely a good shout. Port Street Beer House is another of my favourites in ...

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Claretmatt4 wrote:Beavertown Gamma Ray is also delicious

They've got some fantastic beers in their standard range. Gamma Ray, Neck Oil and the 8-Ball Rye IPA are all favourites of mine, but my absolute favourite of theirs is the Bloody 'Ell blood orange IPA. Absolutely perfect beer for a sunny day.

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Yeah, I think Brewdog are going to find it much harder to retain their independent ethos as they continue to get bigger. But, as you say, they're still producing some great stuff. I particularly enjoyed the New England IPA they brewed with Cloudwater recently. Tried a couple of their new prototypes ...

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Of stuff that you can often get in supermarkets these days, I'd say keep an eye out for names like Beavertown, Northern Monk and Magic Rock. All ridiculously consistent and often available in places like Asda, Tesco and M&S.

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Refunds being offered: https://www.burnleyfootballclub.com/new ... andonment/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

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I always assumed that the only people who were buying food and drink in football grounds were parents trying to stop their kids from moaning for 90 minutes.

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Seven Psychopaths is on there and well worth a watch.

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El Vy - Return To The Moon
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SalisburyClaret wrote:Had a Subway once - I didn't know it was possible to get that much grease in a sandwich - completely disgusting.

Grease? I'm not a Subway fan, but I've never thought of it as being greasy at all. Does anyone else find this?

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Looks like another signing we'll be missing out on. Shocking lack of ambition from the club.

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No interest in it whatsoever and I'm glad that the law here prevents it,

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Beavertown's Neck Oil IPA always goes down well with me in the hot weather.

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Blasphemy

Genuinely roaring with laughter at that.

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