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It's been about for years but certainly more popularly now. It's cheaper than coke, not quite as cheap as methedrone which was popular, does seem to be the in thing in clubs. Unlike some party drugs (something that sedates = party :?) the negative health affects after longterm/heavy use are known an...

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What do you me by 'new in'? As a gateway or popularity.

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Orange Man - usually found in hedonistic places like San Francisco, Ibiza or a festival.

Man took too much acid, now thinks he is a glass of orange juice. Lives his life upright in fear of the orange spilling.

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I've been to two weddings there in the last 7years and both were great.

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Be good to know if someone buys these tickets (or the previous) looking at poster' contributiin to the board

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Nori1958 wrote: ↑
Wed Dec 13, 2023 7:10 am
If it's such a big seller why don't the publishers produce one and sell it elsewhere?

BFC would probably try to sue them

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What about the gnome [s] Ste

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I'm not sure this kind of scheme is about buying property?

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Are you looking for an opportunity to tell us about your investment vehicle earning 10%?

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Ran out of hot water for brewa yesterday in the cricketfield! Pie before the game was hotter than the sun

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Father Jack wrote: ↑
Fri Dec 01, 2023 8:25 am
Loyalclaret please drop me an email with your contact details

kasfuc@kinda.pw

It’s a 24 hour auto-generated temporary email address so please ignore the spelling (!)

I've emailed if you want to delete.

Good to know about the 24hr email addresses for the future

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Ok I’ve had no reply so far from my email to the club. Will see if I get one today albeit I’m not expecting the ticket exchange route will be positive based on the comments above. If it doesn’t work happy to go with your suggestion Loyalclaret Brilliant Father Jack. Thank once you are happy there's...

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Didn't think you could do that Father Jack, is it because it's a kids ticket?

If you're going on, can't do the seat exchange - I'd take the kids ticket and walk on with you/my son, then return the ticket.

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The office block I am thinking of is above Boots Chemist near Charter Walk. I also think the shops on Yorkshire St opposite Croft St are beyond redemption. I realise it would cost a lot but the town needs dragging into this century. Pretty certain those offices are used, it may be an education sett...

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The trouble with the whole town to turf scheme is that all the buildings on the north side of the roads need demolishing. The Kierby and the block of disused? offices nearer the market are an absolute eye sore. All the shops opposite The Royal Dyche are also decrepit. A bulldozer could make a huge ...

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People I work with are driving to Brierfield from town to get back to the Tim Bobbin area! Let that sink in

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Take your own life in your hands trying to navigate the pavements from the Prinny to the ticket office

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distortiondave wrote: ↑
Mon Nov 27, 2023 7:18 pm
I'll show my arse in burtons window if Trafford doesn't play more than 100 more top flight games more than Brian Jensen did.

Burnley Burton's windows reopened yesterday for community organisations - so the bet could be on

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Check out the height of the first row on the Bob Lord then imagine having dug outs infront of the JHL.

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Spoke to someone who was at the game. Alnwick Town are tier 6, Burnley tier 3, Alnwick took the lead Burnley got it back to 2-1 and then fitness took over, leaving Burnley to blast them off. Very cold he said

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Noticed the guy who wanted a drum, Russel Ball, was watching the game from the Cricketfield stand today. Few rows behind JJ Watt.

Spotted two club shop bought flags in JHL, aided the atmosphere.

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Decent walk near Lake Buttermere yesterday over Red Pike, High Stile and High Crag. Always found a walk is a good chance to dicuss any issues going on in life with mates, without phones and an internet connection usually. Walking on my own gives me space to think creatively and strategically about w...

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Paddy1882 wrote: ↑
Wed Nov 15, 2023 6:22 pm
Temporary lights at the round about in Burnley wood now, someone is taking the proverbial p**s now with these road works.

Been bad enough getting down Parliament Street to Manchester Road of late as it is

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People often suggest Taylors Bar in Cristianos, I've watched games there but not BFC. Players 2 is in a good location over the beach a walk from the centre and shows football

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I remember waiting for team news pre-match, watching the cricket on the big screen, and most people were disappointed Jay Rod was out and Barnes would be starting. Then he turned in one of his best performances for us and established his 'legend' status. Can remember that feeling, stood looking at ...

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I suppose the advantage of naming the storms is that all the service providers that can't cope have a ready-made excuse. Instead of "we can't cope with normal winter weather", it's "Storm Debi has made provision of normal service impossible". I was in Burnley Centre today, and there was no sign of ...

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Yes, usually space down there. Many around us have kids who go down there - just like we did in the Longside/Beehole end

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We all like to think we aren’t affected by advertising, but we all are to a certain extent otherwise companies wouldn’t throw so much money at it. The online targeted ads are the worst for me, when you’ve looked at a product somewhere and it follows you round the internet for weeks. You don't like ...

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I'm sure it passed a lot of time at Rolls Royce, not like their employees do much eise whilst on shift

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Lowbankclaret is probably a sound guy but he reminds me of that friend you could tell anything, and they'll run with it.
'They're putting a McDonald's at crown point you know Rob, saw the guys up there measuring up and taking pictures. Had the golden arches on their jackets'

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Depending how early you are, you can do the pub crawl from Euston right up through Islington to the ground

Drunk on Upper Street both at football and with my wife and really enjoyed it.

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I tried screenshoting the QR code from the wallet on a previous game, it didn't work, so I took a photo with another phone. However I hsvent had chance to test it. I may be wrong but assumed a QR code is a QR code and would scan? This was when I was stuck in traffic hours away and knew I was unable ...

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That's how I would described it (similar to the big warehouse clubs) three railed channels, each person patted down then into an area before turnstile where the dog (s) sniff as you enter and up/down the turnstile queue. If the dogs reacts people are taken to table at the side for a more thorough se...

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Nice autumnal walk around Pendle Sculpture Trail this aft with little lad

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I can't say I noticed that but I was a little taken back by the noise coming from the area at the back of the tunnel. I presume it was late people still trying to get in the ground for the CF end? But the ground must have been silent for me to hear outside. Yes there were 100's of us outside the tu...

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Got clapped off from many in Cricketfield at the end

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Surely it would slow it down.

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bfcjg wrote: ↑
Thu Oct 26, 2023 5:24 pm
I drove through this afternoon and was stunned by the groups of LCC workers just standing around talking and pointing, it really is a jolly.

You clearly haven't been down there enough since it started if you were stunned

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As above, it's not been very good for people on foot at all.

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Les Lawrence wrote: ↑
Wed Oct 25, 2023 5:37 am
Kenny Schappcott is a crackpot,who dropped the jackpot,then ate a snackpot.

Good shout.

Pete Barton as a tag-team with Beaky, still the smartest dressed geezer on Brunshaw Rd before home games. Acid tongue on terraces and coaches when u was growing up!

Not to embarrass but CT too.

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Remember Sodje getting a little bit of abuse as he fell in the goal's netting a few feet from the Burnley fans behind the goal.

Bad day at the office

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bobinho wrote: ↑
Tue Oct 24, 2023 7:15 pm
Where have you been since the start of the season?
Almost every thread we have descends into “muric should be starting ahead of Trafford”…. Tiresome if you ask me, but you didn’t, so please disregard.

Whoosh

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ŽižkovClaret wrote: ↑
Tue Oct 24, 2023 4:31 pm
Who's the fella that does full face paint? He'd probably count, and well, Dave Burnley is still around isnt he?

Not sure first one counts but Dave Burnley is a bonafide character. Probably a few others

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Grouse Mountain - we bookes the Observatory for a fancy meal with brilliant views as the sunset. Very reasonably priced high end food, the cable car is included in the booking. 100% recommend www.observatoryrestaurant.ca/ https://i.ibb.co/yyqNfYS/20230723-204957.jpg Seaplane - even the short 20/30mi...

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Loud and clear on the radio

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Yes, been a joke for a long time now. Motorway it's easier going Rossi Rd, Omerod Road is busy again.

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Open one direction from roundabout towards turf at minute. It had been closed earlier in the week. Progress looks slow, I've driven down 10mins ago and walked down three times this week.

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Would you write and advertise a job opportunity to gauge opinion?!?

Also, the majority expected a top 10 finish 🫨

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Hope it's positioned on the edge of the pitch and nowhere near me.

Bad idea

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