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rob63 wrote: ↑
Tue Mar 10, 2020 12:49 am
He's had her a Wile, i believe

I heard she was into jogging, she's a Road Runner.

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A few chilling experiences, but nothing which can't be explained rationally. Old buildings with creaks as they heat up/cool down, drafts blowing things over, shadows, etc. What I have learn't is that the mind can play all sorts of tricks on with you. The most chilling times have been when out at nig...

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kaptin1 wrote: ↑
Sun Jan 12, 2020 5:31 pm
But he tries to play lovely passing football...

And they did, but the passes were going to Watford players.

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Your dad's in the kitchen, stuffing that bird he picked up in Iceland.

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Been through the process once, and found it straighforward. The form was Ok, the only part I nearly struggled with was someone to witness he was able to understand what was happening, this was down to near isolation of my dad due to illness. Fortunately I knew someone who was able to sign profession...

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My kids could all undo their seatbelts at 2yrs old :roll: Thankfully I'm not having anymore, the shock when they appear at my shoulder isn't something I want to experience again :lol: We had similar, look in the rear mirror, no child, look again and child is sat in the middle grinning away. Little ...

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One of ours went through a stage, for a couple of weeks, of climbing out of car seats. Not much we could do, except gluing their hands together, but child locks on both doors meant they couldn't climb out of the car.

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I've been using WD40 on mine.

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I think the line should be drawn whenever a player dives, exaggerates or simulates in any way regardless of whether there was contact. The ref should be allowed to wave play on even if it was a foul. It really is one of the most pathetic sights in modern football to watch grown men throw themselves...

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No, he's a dreadful manager who should not be allowed anywhere near a 'big club, let alone a national team. He is best placed making an unfashionable club a household name again, creating a legacy that will continue for many years, and making himself a big fish in a little pond. ;) Seriously, if foo...

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Bosscat wrote:I don't know why but I think Qtt was taking the p**s m8... Just a hunch ... not sure why I think that but a hunch nonetheless

He does have a point, for some reason it can be hard work to get through colne on Fridays from m65 to Christ church.

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Bosscat wrote:Going to a Funeral Friday next week at Christs Church on Keighley Road, Colne. What is the parking like round there (as I know Keighley Road is very busy.....)

Thought I would ask the UTC community for info...

Head towards Ball Grove, a couple of minutes walk and plenty of parking.

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LeadBelly wrote: Ive lived in a lot of places and had a lot of binmen over the years.

Did we really need to know what you get up to with council employees?

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Following the test day in June at Turf Moor, I have been diagnosed with Prostate Cancer and am awaiting either Prostatectomy or Radiotherapy. I know both have pros and cons with differing side effects. There have been posts in the past with stories of fellow Clarets who have undergone treatment. At...

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Determined batting from root and stokes, change in tempo from Barstow when it was needed, that final 30mins or so from stokes which looked to demoralize the Aussies and leach doing exactly what was needed, excellent end to a test match. Add in the aussies dropped catch, missed run out, throwing to t...

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giveusaB wrote:May come up in a quiz.

Not if you eat cornflakes.

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Couldn't see the results, do the findings suggest they wanted Brazilian style?

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That's what I like about cricket. Until both teams have batted you never really know if the first innings was a good score or not.

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Not to take anything away from England's performance, but it was a strange end to the game. Wickets in hand, run rate climbing but not impossible, and they are happy to take singles, and not keep dhoni on strike. Pakistan's qualification is out of their hands now. India and England qualification is ...

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and there are fewer kids playing the game. This is something they are going to have to find a way of resolving. At Colne there is a good, committed, little group of youngsters who will probably be together for the next 8 to 10 years. They seldom miss a practice, haven't missed a match, spend time t...

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My daughter's first policy was about £2400, but she got some back part way through for being a safe driver.

I've got it all to go through again in a few months.

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Take out a mortgage.

Cheap, small engine, car. Get a black box and put yourselves on as named drivers, that was what we found the cheapest.

Everything is against them though, even worse trying to get a young person on a company policy today. Last quote was £1000, per month.

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Steve-Harpers-perm wrote:Milnrow can’t raise a team for tonight’s game at Rawtenstall. Rawtenstall will instead play Stacksteads in a friendly.

I think it was their second team we were watching last year, with one player about 12 and another who looked in his 60s. They looked to be struggling to field a team then.

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Good win for colne, down to the last ball. Good atmosphere.

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harpers_perm wrote:I've spent hours on this site.

I spend hours doing that, but not on that site. I get paid to do it though.

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We get a lot every year. I use one or two (depending which way they are coming in) of the small plastic traps along the line they are walking on, then sprinkle poison outside where they are most active.

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My parents used to like going on the shearings holidays, even though my dad was still driving, because they met new people and there were organised trips.

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It struck me as a classic top top of the table/bottom of the table, group of very good players against a well organised team, one side expecting to win against a team wanting to win, game. I'd be more concerned about how an "anti-football" team scored two, and seeing what they could learn from it. A...

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duncandisorderly wrote:I think we'll get 4 points from our next 4 games.

I'd go with that, with cardiff getting 4 and brighton 1.

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What a depressing read. Cardiff scored 2 and kept a clean sheet against a Brighton side who have forgotten how to defend, how to score, and are in free fall. It hardly makes them world beaters who are suddenly going to win 3 from 4, nor is there anything to suggest Brighton will suddenly remember ho...

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South West Claret. wrote:Second childhood approaching perhaps

It already has. Nerf gun battles around the garden in summer, and sword fights around the house.

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Son has a spud gun, and too many nerf guns, and cap guns. Can't seem to find any of those grenades you put a cap in though.

On holiday with a friend we spent all week playing with those grenades and cap guns.

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With us it would have involved surgery. But it was only one hospital trailing the procedure, and they hadn't had a high take up rate, and they didn't sell it well.

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How do you know there was limited research into the side affects? (I'm not taking sides - your kid and your wife so course you do what's best! but by the time drugs have gone out there has been rigorous testing, surely?) I not sure on that. We were once offered the chance for a child to be part of ...

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I've never grasped the concept of I'm not vaccinating because I want to keep my child safe, so instead I'm going to put them and others at risk.

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From my experience the recent teaching was more along the lines of religion (not to be confused with faith) and ethics, with an emphasis on considering how other religions or people would react or view a subject.

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What a great topic. So, basically, an essentially religious group with millions of obsessive followers, which indoctrinates it's children, is still largely homophobic, still has racist elements, and which still segregates male from female, is criticising a religion with millions of followers, which ...

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I knew the moss growing all across my lawn would come in useful one day.

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I've never had children, but I've been a child. Obviously there are hard and fast unwritten rules about where a child can be left alone nowadays, and obviously they are wildly different from what they used to be. So what are they? For example: 2. What about at Grandma's? No, because they are return...

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Bosscat wrote:It is an "Opiate" when all is said and done ......

We had a similar effect from a coedine based cough syrup as well, but not as bad as the effects of morphine.

At least we learn't how they came up with the ideas for magic roundabout, and jamie and his magic torch and cartoons like that.

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I have a child who had a very bad reaction to coedine, essentially tripping and hallucinating (quite badly) until it wore off.

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We have a mixture. Laminate in the hall, as it is easier to clean, and in a couple of rooms. Elsewhere we have carpets or tiles, depends on the look we are after.

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https://youtu.be/-VujGNQpRjQ

If these computers were that reliable, the bookies would be losing a fortune.

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Rick_Muller wrote:So many people removing any doubt that they don’t understand the game of football on this thread...

I can't work out if some of them are deliberate or sarcastic.

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Cracking end to the game, but it summed up Chris Gayle's career for me. Brilliant innings, on top of the bowlers who were starting to look demoralised, but instead of picking his shots and seeing them over the line he needlessly gets himself out.

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It's par for the course now if you live any where popular. I've heard similar tales about match days/nights from friends who live near the ground.

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Whichever way this had gone there wouldn't be a right answer to satisfy everyone. With this decision, we've potentially created a martyr and made it easier to recruit those who may have known her, or been sympathetic to her returning. However, if she'd returned we could have been letting a wolf into...

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I think I'm ill, I'm finding myself agreeing with IT. I had two children who were due for, and had, vaccinations just after the article was published. Yes we talked about it, but we reached the conclusion that the risk of not being vaccinated was greater than the potential risk of the vaccination. B...

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Maybe if the children suspect that they are not being taken seriously because it was seen as a day off school, then they should do it again, during school holidays or at weekend. That will show the world how much they mean it. Maybe they'll get a bigger turnout because they won't have to miss schoo...

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conyoviejo wrote:I managed to book a table for two tonight ,I hope she likes snooker..

We regularly do That, although it's always pool with us.

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