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Earl Grey is like drinking a bottle of perfume. Good old PG for me, by the gallon. :) No it's not. If you drank a bottle of perfume you would soon be in severe gastrointestinal distress and on your way to an A&E. whilst I know Earl Grey isn't o everyone's taste, I don't think it has ever had that e...

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The Staff is a great pub and I spent a lot of time in the three pigs when I played cricket for new ridings in Halifax. They were our sponsor so it was a good excuse to go every week ha ha! I was up in Carlisle the other week and there was a great ale pub up there called The Fat Gadgy. Defo worth a ...

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Belgianclaret wrote:If he didn't choke his wife, he definitely choked something recently

His wife, Nichole Brown Simpson, was stabbed to death; along with her companion Ron Goldman.

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Darthlaw wrote:I'm loving this new method of sabotaging ABC's threads btw.

5 posts on complete tangents before he had to respond to his own post.

I feel like chicken tonight.

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Is he currently in prison for the murder of his wife?

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A good man. Not my political stripe, but a man it would be very difficult to disrespect.

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Remember, guns don't kill people; it's the high velocity projectiles leaving their muzzles that do.

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Bordeauxclaret wrote:So essentially you are saying we should sign good players who are cheap.

It's quite revolutionary, isn't it?

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BurningBeard wrote:KRBFC. Just back from a ban, already taking ******** and trying to antagonise. Quit whilst you're behind, you're out of your depth. Great use of the word specious in this thread also.

And 'sophistry' in a later post.

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tim_noone wrote:Get yerself in!! My current favourites on a day out. Potting shed and brown cow bingley,fannys ale house saltaire.

I like Fanny's, but I've always found it a bit tight in there.

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Honourable mentions for my local, The Staff of Life in Todmorden, and The Three Pigeons in Halifax.

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At the moment it's Calan's in Hebden Bridge. I usually manage a pint or two in there on a Thursday afternoon after walking the dog in the hills above the town.

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'Round the bend.

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That collection of own goals(plus the one he scored for Brighton, on his return) by Duffy were what did for them GD wise last year.
We should give him a big cheer when his name is read out on the Turf this season.

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I would not lament their passing too much. I remember too well their fans' arrogance and dismissive attitude towards us in January 2010. I hope they struggle for at least a decade.

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ClaretTony wrote:And they were a league side then

I thought that implicit from the match being in the League Cup, but yes.
I didn't mention it for fear of being accused of pleonasm.

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Disney and Pixar are still making a fortune with cartoon films.

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I seem to remember us beating them, at their place,four nil at an absolute canter in the League Cup four years ago. You know? An actual competitive fixture; not a friendly.
I can't seem to remember any of our fans going on about it, let alone gloating about it on a rival team's message board.

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Defours wife has also posted on social media. She posted a picture of Defour in a Burnley kit and stated something along the lines of 'I wish you a very good season and that the best and no doubt in any of your talent! You are for me one of the best players, and even if in this world we go through ...

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Most likely. Probably some left over from the slush fund from the Golden Gate for David Reeves.

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Yes. It's the sort of peaceful protest I advocate. Much better than booing the team or having angry mobs hurling abuse and worse outside the ground. Part of me does miss the days of the Brunshaw Rd protest, mind. Us stood in the road, shouting up at the windows; them discreetly closing the curtains...

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We've not really missed Kev McDonald in the years since we discarded him, have we? He's not played at any level even approaching ours since he left, has he?
I didn't think so.

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I was on the beehole that day, no idea why, as we always went on the longside. Was probably about 15 but remember taking the diplomatic option and running off to the loo. What year was it? Was the longside being demolished at the time? It was the year the Longside was demolished. I stood that day o...

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Town End.

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Dutch.

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I'd like to be home with my monkey and my dog.

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I'm on my Holibobs. I hope my friend who has agreed to come and look after the cat has found it and put it to one side.

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ClaretTony wrote:We only got two last season

Bugger! I ought to remember as Hull was my only away visit last season!
Maybe, a little bit worse for drink, I felt that Keano's equaliser was as good as a win. I suppose, in hindsight, it actually was.

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In fairness, Hull City are a bit of a bogus Club to mr. Years and years knocking about in the lower divisions in an increasingly decrepit ground, with no history of ever doing anything worthwhile in Football; never even visiting the Top Flight. Crowds were uninspiring for a Big City until a spanking...

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Next season will be our first in the Prem without Hull in it to give us at least four points.

I fear for us!

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If he does an Andre Gray, and fires them to Automatic Promotion, then it's money well spent.
If not, it's a potential millstone around their necks.

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When Brian passed away, his wife Mary said he wouldn't like anything like that, a stand named after him or a statue. She said, if anything, he'd like something like a Brian Miller Scholarship to maybe assist a young player. When I heard that, I just thought it was so typical of the man. I'd have sp...

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In all seriousness, any rebuilt stand should be named in honour of Brian Miller. Just my opinion, but there it is.

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If it's rebuilt, it should be renamed The Lord Bob Stand.

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Bill Shankly in top left corner.

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Favouritw Caz?

Is that a Polish Third Division outfit?

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Diesel wrote:For some reason I put 'gay and lesbian' into the search facility on Netflix, now every time my wife searches for Game of Thrones, Gay and Lesbian films is the first prompt that comes up.

Does anybody know how to clear it?

Suggest a ménage a trois with her best mate?

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Sgt. Pepper wrote:

Thread closed.

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He knows an awful lot about Sean Connery.

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Midnight Cowboy.

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And his journey to the Dark Side was complete.

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Calloway.

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Peanut brittle.

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It's 'Nurse Who' now, surely?

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Two words: Dolly Sprint.

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Mark Patterson(?). Tough tackling midfielder, signed by Heath(just before Heath did one to be Kendal's assistant at Everton). Photographed with scarf aloft on the Lord Bob. Never actually signed.

Honourable mention to Marco Gentile, who made it one step further than Patterson that summer.

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Andre Gray. We had just come down from the Prem and we were signing arguably the best striking prospect in the Championship. It turned out we were with him picking up the divisional golden boot, nine months after joining us.

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Something smells fishy about this.

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