Off Topic And Now for Something Completely Different

How big is Glastonbury Festival?
Compared to your City / Town Village (about as big as as Hull City centre...)

https://gsp8181.co.uk/glasto/index.php?location=Hull

 

England are 4-1 to win the Euros, if you don’t understand betting it means if you put £100 down, you will lose £100

 

Im not a betting man but if I was I would bet Englands game be the first boring 0-0

 

weird.

i put worcester in. i assume it's a worcester in the usa, because it sure isn't any worcester in worcestershire.

there, added "in worcestershire" to the search and got the one within a few stones' throw of glastonbury.

had to specify york in england because even york in yorkshire wasn't getting anywhere in england.

 

I would add the family in that, they should make him give up, he clearly now well.

 

Bias?

 

I don’t think this breeches the politics rule.

I just liked the analogy. Whoever you support, you should definitely vote.

 

Same goes for Trump, view some of his 'spoken' lines on YouTube, (David Pakman has plenty) it often seems he's reading verbatim from a script written by Cityzen on one of his Unwin days . Abridged version, Piss poor choice of candidates.


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Cheeky bastard! Will be buying you a pint of John Smiths next time I see you.

 

Feckin' hell, I didn't mean to upset you to that degree.


The views expressed in my posts are not necessarily mine.

 

Only said it knowing I will end up drinking it, Then it would be your round.

 

No problem, just not me going to the bar, I send Rico with my money.


The views expressed in my posts are not necessarily mine.

 

That is OK will still be getting 2 pints for the price of one. Assuming you return the favour and reciprocate in buying me one.

 

And everyone by law should have to...

 

Agreed

But currently that’s not the case so the best we can do is ignore any complaint about any type of public service or foreign policy stated by anyone that doesn’t vote

 

From Andrew Fox on Twitter

As a platoon commander in the Royal Welch Fusiliers we took over from the Prince of Wales Royal Regiment in Musa Qaleh, Afghanistan.

The PWRR knew who was relieving them. In the weeks preceding our handover, the PWRR lads taught the local kids a phrase they told them that meant, “Give me some sweets”.

As we arrived and drove through the village to the base, we were greeted by children running up to our land rovers shouting “Sheep shaggers”.