Reading your post made me look it up on YouTube again. Truly sad. Horrible to watch. Dunno why I did.
I remember watching it as it happened, like everyone else I thought it was just part of the act but then they cut straight to a long ad break and suddenly it wasn't funny anymore...
Uber you bastard Look what you made me do Glad someone had the sense to go to an ad break And why have so many ghouls felt the need to post links It's a sad place out there sometimes
#OnThisDay in 1945: #Nazi Germany's Unconditional Surrender (Adolf #Hitler's already dead). #WInstonChurchill Announces Germany's Surrender. The War in Europe is over (#VEDay). The War against #Japan still to be won https://t.co/uFKxbgXqoD https://t.co/TmIBGO4APH #WWII #Churchill
Today 7th May marks my Dad's 80 birthday. His Grand -daughter who is 7 has asked - Grand Dad do you remember what happened on your 7th Birthday. He replied it was the day the Second World War ceased.
On this day in 1893 The US Supreme Court made one of its most far reaching verdicts! 1893 - The Supreme Court of the United States rules in Nix v. Hedden that a tomato is a vegetable, not a fruit,under the Tariff Act of 1883.
A miscellany of things that happened on this day in history: 1626: Peter Minuit, the director of the New Amsterdam colony, bought Manhattan. legend has it that he paid about $24 in trinkets, and that the men he bought the island from weren't even the true owners and scarpered with the loot. 1883: After 14 years in construction, the Brooklyn Bridge is finally opened to traffic. 1940: Igor Sikorsky performs the first ever single-rotor helicopter flight. 1956: The first Eurovision Song Contest is held in Switzerland. 1988: Section 28 of the LGA is enacted, controversially banning local authorities from intentionally promoting homosexuality. 2014: something happens at Wembley....
Am I alone in being tired of our play-off final win being credited solely to Bobby Zamora? There were several heroes that day and I would say that both Rob Green and Richard Dunne deserved at least as much credit for the win as Zamora. I'm sick of the song, too - in fact I soon tired of it on the day itself. It was a great day and I still love watching the replays, but OBZ day - really? Sorry.
Goalscorers always get credit. You could also argue for Clint, seeing as he insisted on coming off in place of Hoillett after the sending off. He knew we needed to still carry a forward threat, and suggested he be subbed in probably the biggest game of his career. But it's inevitable that people will focus on the goalscorer - they always do.
May 25th: 240BC - first recorded passage of Halley's Comet 1660: Charles II returns to England from France, marking the end of Cromwell's Commonwealth and the restoration of the Monarchy. 1895: Oscar Wilder is sentenced to two years in prison for 'acts of gross indecency involving other male persons' 1961: JFK announces his aim of putting a man on the moon before the end of the decade 1977: Star Wars opens in cinemas across the world And happy birthday to Jonny Wilkinson, Paul Weller, Julian Clary, Ian McKellen, and Anthea Turner.