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But how else will he get the attention he so craves?

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OK, deep breath. Bit different this week. When football means nothing and everything.

Anchors and Liferafts - on being a football fan

https://youtu.be/6m4KEnSfKP4

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Welcome to long ball, goal hanging and 10-9 score lines.

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Wile E Coyote wrote: ↑
Sun Sep 21, 2025 12:47 am
its a vehicle to show kelly cates new look post divorce

Did you set out to be misogynistic or did it just come naturally?

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So no one seeing the irony of a thread about transferring and arranging tickets being used to arrange and transfer tickets? Anyway ultimately this is always going to happen. I got rushed into hospital yesterday, so my ticket for tomorrow is going on the official exchange. But there is nothing stoppi...

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The reason 10%+2 is a guide and not a buffer, is that context matters. Doing 77 on an empty motorway in bright sunshine is reasonable if not encouraged, but doing 71 at night in thick fog is ludicrously stupid.

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Brilliant actor and a handsome, charismatic beggar to boot. Can add Sneakers and The Natural to the list of great movies he was in. Three Days of the Condor is a bit of a missed classic. The 70’s had some great paranoid thrillers (come to mention it, All The Presidents Men is another of his) and tha...

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Well given the online comments about Burnley's approach to yesterdays game, *someone* had to apologise. So it might as well be me.

"An Apology To Liverpool Fans" - https://youtu.be/amCTtRGDZP0

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Compared to the bits of nuclear plant?

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In fairness, Chernobyl only exploded once.

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You could try reading the thread to see that I have done so, and at the same time find out that I know what I'm talking about because I own an EV.

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dsr wrote: ↑
Sun Sep 14, 2025 11:51 pm
Your idea that a thread about the pros and cons should only accept posts from the pro people is an interesting viewpoint.

Well, it would be quite good if the vast majority of the arguments about the cons came from people who weren't wearing tinfoil hats and could do up their own shoelaces.

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Laurent has more speed than Worrall and is better suited to be the cover on that side.

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Having not bought any the previous summer. And how many did we buy post relegation?

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The teams finishing at the top of the Championship are almost certainly ill-equipped for the Prem from a squad perspective and worse. I mean, both Leeds and us have signed at least 10 players we both finished well clear of third. But that's more an indicator of the gulf between the two levels which ...

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dougcollins wrote: ↑
Thu Sep 11, 2025 7:00 pm
Much as I would like to agree with you, Shaggy is right.

Turbines are literally ******* into the wind.

The wind literally pushes into the turbine. That’s kinda how they work.

One way I can convince you they are good though. Wind turbines are usually white, so you can paint a flag on it.

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Looking at the state of the roads in and around Burnley ,how on earth are the council going to repair them when the road is flooded with super heavy EV’s and where is all the revenue coming from to replace the huge duty on conventional vehicles ,or does Ed Milliband have a magic money tree ? Presum...

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Wind turbines also tend not to require their spent fuel to be buried for 10,000 years.

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UK generating capacity from wind and solar is around 48GW as at the end of 2024. There are almost 42m vehicles on the road, of which 1.6m are EVs. If we are to convert the remaining ICEs to EVs, that is an additional 40m vehicles requiring electricity to charge. Apparently the average daily usage o...

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First up, the playoffs have been in place for nearly forty years so.. y'know... might be time to get over it. Second this is clearly a response to the virtual lock-in which has seen largely the same clubs promoted, relegated, then promoted again because their competitive advantages are baked in. Any...

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China has adopted this technology at some scale, but I gather that it's not seen as favourably by the industry over here. One hurdle is that the batteries in many EVs are structural (as the 'skateboard deck' for want of a better analogy'.) That means that it's not just like swapping a few AA's - it...

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Herts Clarets wrote: ↑
Thu Sep 11, 2025 12:38 pm
If all the ICE vehicles on the road today were replaced by EVs, where is the generating capacity to charge all these additional vehicles coming from?

You seen that big yellow thing in the sky most days? And that air movement thingy. If only there was some way to harness that...

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On the go replacement battery tech is a solution in search of a problem.

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ollieclarets8 wrote: ↑
Wed Sep 10, 2025 5:11 pm
I'm sure I've read "Quarterback" used on here. Now that's taking things to the extreme!

Still waiting for someone to use "Trequartista".

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There is a shed load more than can go wrong with an old ICE banger than an old EV simply because it has a lot more moving parts. Kinda weird that people see an 100,000 mile warranty on an EV battery and say they expect it to drop dead at 100,001 miles. Many manufacturers offer 100,000 (or less!) war...

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Which is exactly how it works for ICE cars now.

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They have qualified, but only because the WC is increased to 48 teams. In previous qualifications, their finishing position would have dropped them into a playoff. I'm delighted for Vitinho. Loved him in the Claret and Blue. But if he is anywhere near a start for Brazil, then they've got serious pro...

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So what is the difference if they can't afford anything better than an old ICE banger that might pack up within a year or so?

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Good your area has plenty of charging stations. One would imagine you’d sell the vehicle before it reached the magic 100K miles? Otherwise it could become a large paperweight? You do know there are more public charging points in the UK than petrol pumps, right? And do people usually sell ICE cars w...

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I’m curious as to what has motivated you guys to delve into the world of electric cars? They appear to ridiculously expensive to buy and the charging infrastructure, although improving, is still not as handy as nippy into a petrol station. And as far as I can gather, the cost of battery replacement...

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Rick_Muller wrote: ↑
Wed Sep 10, 2025 5:04 pm
I'm guessing its easy to choose how much you want to charge then?

For a public charger, I just keep an eye on the app for the charging point or the screen on the charging point itself and hit the stop button when ready to do so.

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thanks for that, it supports what I was thinking anyway. I just need to find a suitable stopping point on the way up I think to add the 33% in as you suggested and that should do me, cheers If you have a home charger, then you will (and I mean you WILL) have a mindset change when it comes to fuelli...

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400+ miles - quoted range of 372 so I know I’ll need to charge somewhere, but preferably somewhere cheaper than services. I was considering a top up on the way up and then drain coming home So assuming you have a home charge, you are working on a real world range of 300 miles for a 400 mile trip an...

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Vlog is up. Longest one ever. Call Mulder and Scully.

“Glasgow Empire circa 1975”

https://youtu.be/0hpeYc9JIx0

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He's angling for the West Ham gig already.

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OK, reuploaded.

"Turn Right" - https://youtu.be/zK7PFyz2WtQ

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Bugger - had to take it down due to uploading mishaps...

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First new vlog of the season, featuring some chirpiness about the win over Sunderland, some ranting about the access arrangements and some thoughts on player development.

"Turn Right" - https://youtu.be/hDVlNV7ojrE

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Years of wisdom & plain old common sense in spades. I don't need fancy qualifications I know the world & society generally speaking is in a mess. Then you'll know that while even though neurodiversity is an emerging topic of much focus and research that is leading to ways to help people function in...

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We have 19 PL home games. The capacity of Turf Moor is 21,944. Therefore if we sold every home game, including the away end it is a total of 416,936 people through the door in a season. If we charged each and every fan, irrespective of age, season ticket holder, location in the ground or home/away s...

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Burnley have rarely generated big money from player trading, only twice making more than £15m in the last decade.

I suppose if we buy a player for £1mn and sell him for eight times as much, that isn't "generating big money". Big money not being big profit. Righty-ho.

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martin_p wrote: ↑
Fri Jul 18, 2025 2:45 pm
As there always is when you reduce the public sector. I’m not saying I agree with the cuts, just that cutting the public sector is hardly an extremist policy. Besides, the policy belonged to one Donald Trump, not Musk.

Who else used "I was only following orders"?

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So why is Musk a Nazi? I know this will get the thread shut down, but I would say throwing Nazi salutes, making racist statements, promoting racist and anti-semitic viewpoints, supporting openly and not so openly racist politicians (including some that have agreed with Far Right and Nazi groups) an...

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martin_p wrote: ↑
Fri Jul 18, 2025 1:42 pm
You call people Nazis for fun? Ok..

No, I call Nazis Nazis because they say and do things associated with the Nazis. It's not a difficult position to comprehend.

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GetIntoEm wrote: ↑
Fri Jul 18, 2025 9:42 am
Yeah, because making musk out to be a Nazi is based in fact isn't it.

Go back to reading the socialist worker and filming your moaning videos

You really do have a problem with people doing things for fun and enjoyment that you don't approve of.

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Sausage wrote: ↑
Fri Jul 18, 2025 12:20 pm
Anyway, I have a theory (probably not original) that the more wealth you accumulate, the more likely it is that you’ll die in a bizarre way. Billionaires are notorious for this, often involving yachts, helicopters and private jets.

You seem to be saying that like it is a bad thing.

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GetIntoEm wrote: ↑
Fri Jul 18, 2025 11:12 am
224m daily active users is quite a lot.

How many of them are real?

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The Tesla Stadium incoming … Everyone gets locked in and bits of it randomly explode. ALK promise FSD (Full Sean Dyche) is definitely coming next year. We only play on the Right wing. All pre-season friendlies to be in Poland. The players to run around with Boring on the front of them. Scott P and ...

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GetIntoEm wrote: ↑
Fri Jul 18, 2025 8:54 am
Because it's the trendy thing at the moment to dislike Musk. Be someone else next year

Good point. The era of Nazis being thought of as bad people seems to be over.

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123EasyasBFC wrote: ↑
Fri Jul 18, 2025 8:48 am
Out of curiosity why do you think it’s a bad thing?

Given that you said

Honestly, there will be so many posters biting tongue, itching to post something negative about this, be interesting if they resist the urge to.

That you know exactly why, and are just trolling.

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