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How much difference does an eco setting make? I don't actually know if my washing machine has an eco setting because we always use the 14-minute setting. In percentage terms, how much less power does a 2-hour or 3-hour eco setting typically use? Why do you use the 14 minute setting? Are you washing...

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People thinking 'what difference does it make if I do such and such' are part of the problem because virtually everyone thinks like that. I work in the white goods trade and trying to convince people to use the Eco setting on their washers, dryers and dishwashers is like pulling teeth but it really ...

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Do your homework now but don't buy anything until the end of the month at the earliest. Black Friday is rife for brown goods, luxury goods and special offers.

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Just the man to bring us into the 21st century.

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Poch's a bottler and they did right in potting him, the mistake was bringing in Mourinho, and this seasons mistake was not selling Kane.

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Possibly but if you look at the teams and the form of the teams involved in those nine games, there weren't many surprises. I think most of the results were to be expected anyway. If you look at the fixtures I would imagine that every home team apart from Newcastle would've fancied their chances to...

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The polystyrene is from his new freezer, which looks like it could be a Blomberg?

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Tall Paul wrote: ↑
Sat Oct 30, 2021 4:13 pm
Wolves after Wood's first half hat trick?

That's it. I forget about a lot of last season as it was more like a TV show than a proper sport, but yeah.

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The BBC said it was the third time we've been 3-0 up at half time - this, Chelsea and the third escapes me, though it probably shouldn't....

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3-0 up at half time last time we played Brentford were we not?

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Salah only scores more goals because he plays in a 4-0-8 formation, whilst Wood is stuck playing 4-5-1.

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He's offside when the ball is played, but the ball is then deliberately played by an opposition player, so just like the Mbappe goal for France against Spain the other week, he has to be onside.

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May seem like a daft question, but does a team reduced to ten men have one less penalty taker in the shoot out, should it come to it?

I mean if it comes down to the 11th man to take.

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Has a manager ever been sacked at half time?

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Who had the better career? Stan or Glen?

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I know the rules of it, I just disagree with those rules.

it looked like a good penalty save to me, really.

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Maybe it's me, but I thought his penalty save was fine? He was off his line, but only to the same extent that most goalkeepers are when they do or don't make a save. I know it was 5-0 at the time etc, but a different ref in a different competition might make that call at 0-0 or 1-0 to make a differe...

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Reading this thread, specifically this page, is what I imagine bipolar disorder to be like.

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Why 7.30 for the Watford game rather than the traditional 7.45, or even 8pm?

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I like a good call and repeat

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Were we all ignoring that on purpose and I've brought attention to it?
If so, I'm sorry, though it is total and complete ******** and I think more people need to be made aware of the total and complete ******** said by tarkys_ears.

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Not a fan of people who jump ship at the first opportunity then come back when the club is bigger than they are and take one last payday. If he was "one of our own" he'd have stuck around to try help the club at least for a season or two. Quite frankly, he's more useless than Barnes now and needs r...

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Wile E Coyote wrote: ↑
Sat Oct 16, 2021 11:42 pm
I am stunned !!!!! NEVER ever seen that in the entire history of the programme.
speechless really.

What hyperbole is this?

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Spijed wrote: ↑
Sat Oct 16, 2021 7:29 pm
Newcastle fans think they have a god given right to think they should be better than they are.

Whilst they don't have a god given right to be better than they are, (no one does) they actually do have a god given right to think they should be better than they are. (everyone does).

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Best uncapped english player?

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What did you order?

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Great lad Tripps. Arsenal wanted him in the Summer but he wasn't having it. That's because he can't imagine himself launching a 94th minute corner 13 minutes after time to have one of their french superstars handball it over the line to beat us. And fair play. No one wants that. No matter how unlik...

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Has anyone who has ever played for Burnley captained England before?

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Is that a plastic pitch?

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Colne is Koln.

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No one likes losing and home fans are partisan. The real difficulty is finding truly neutral, impartial reports and discussion.

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I've not seen it, but the BBC said he was punched in the head by both fists....surely, keeper or not, that is dangerous play.

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Okidoke, I don't disagree and I'm not really making my point clear enough. I'm trying to say that, whilst things like fouls and diving may be dealt with differently on the continent by different referees in different leagues, we are all using the same VAR for offsides and that the technology that is...

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I'm saying that the technology available shows whether or not someone is offside. That the technology is flawed is another issue, that the laws of the game insist on using arm pits as a measure is also another issue, but once the agreed upon lines have been drawn then a player is either offside or n...

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Like I said, within the parameters of the technology available.

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I haven't seen them, but I suspect it has more to do with the companies providing the highlights and their own lines and angles. Offside is one of the only rules that is utterly objective within the parameters of the technology available. In order to get offside wrong there has to be an error somewh...

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You've got positional bias as well as partisan or personal bias. A ref that was a striker would be more likely to officiate how he would have liked to have been refereed, likewise a centre half ref will be more inclined to let strong challenges go.

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Altrincham have Flensburger on tap?

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is this a new offense, or might Wycombe have some legal basis to mount an appeal against their relegation?

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I asked you a really easy question though, that would suggest you lack intelligence based on your previous assessment. It doesn't. I acknowledged that Riley was correct when he said that knowledge and intelligence are two different things, and what you're asking me reinforces that point. That I don...

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I disagree. I’m sure there are a lot of intelligent people who couldn’t tell you roughly what era George Washington was from. US history wouldn’t be high on my list of things to teach kids in British schools either. Fair enough, I wasn't taught US history either, but there's enough US history in vi...

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Why would they? American 1940s politics might be a good category for you, a simple question for you to answer, not so simple for people with zero knowledge or interest in that category. Could you tell me the music artist/artists with the most top 10 singles on the US billboard chart? Of course you ...

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Quickenthetempo wrote: ↑
Mon Sep 20, 2021 6:19 pm
Can I just ask what part of life or job, will knowing the answer to those questions help or improve?

Appearing on a game show.

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Rileybobs wrote: ↑
Mon Sep 20, 2021 5:19 pm
General knowledge and intelligence are two different things.

Correct, but anyone with either adequate general knowledge or intelligence would know that George Washington wasn't appearing on television in 1947.

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How much is it now? It was fairly priced - maybe £2.50 or £3 for liquid nitrogen served in a wobbly mug, I tended to have Bene even in the summer months - prior to covid. Is it £4 or more yet?

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I used to like it when Charlie/Atheist/Imploding would wear out his username and come back re-invigorated and really get under everyone's skin.

DA needs to do the same now. The entire persona is no longer 'devil's advocate' but 'deliberate contrarian' and it's wearing thin.

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At first viewing, that twitter video looked like he just kicked an opponent so should be sent off, but the other angle clearly shows he was actually running to launch the ball and the opponent kicked the ball away from him. IMO, he shouldn't have been booked (assuming he was), the swansea player sho...

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Chris Wood type debut, or Akinbiyi type debut?

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I know I'm gonna sound like that guy, but a mens football top flight league game, the first one of the weekend and the only one of the night, should be front and centre on the bbc.co.uk/sport/football website.

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