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Off Topic And Now for Something Completely Different
- Thread starter Dr.Stanley O'Google, HCFC
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Childish I know but….
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I do the old 'got ya nose' thing with me hound.
Never laughs.
Miserable gits, terriers.
No sense of humour.
How many fans were killed at the last World Cup in the USA, the best attended World Cup there has been? More anti American racist bs.
And how many mass shootings since then?
How many armed robberies
I like usa but not the safest place after dark
There are many places with more murders per capita than the USA.mAs Imsaid no fans killed at the last one.Mexico is part of the next one. Worse murder rates there yet you didn’t mention that.
And i said will see more deaths than qatar
i highly highly doubt i'm wrong but quote me in 4 years if i am
You think football fans will be killed in the USA? Or during it, as they are two separate things? People have been killed whilst every World Cup is on but it didn’t affect the football fans except where they were attacking each other. They weren’t killed by the citizens of the host country. As I said, the murder rate is higher in Mexico so why didn’t you express worries about that?
Funny, lots of delicious seafood, especially from Scotland, of which 90% goes abroad so those langoustines and other things people happily have on holiday in France and Spain but can’t be doing with cooking at home are from the UK.
In the eighties, I was visiting a customer in northern Italy and had one of the best meals I have ever had. It was Langoustines and Lobster etc. Asked where they caught the seafood I was told they imported from Fraserburgh which was 20 miles away from where I was living at the time near Aberdeen.
In the eighties, I was visiting a customer in northern Italy and had one of the best meals I have ever had. It was Langoustines and Lobster etc. Asked where they caught the seafood I was told they imported from Fraserburgh which was 20 miles away from where I was living at the time near Aberdeen.
All of the disruption is just a function of how often the UK gets snow. We just had weekend of fairly heavy snow here in Stockholm. The snow plows have been out all weekend clearing the roads, the mini-plows have been out clearing the footpaths and cycle tracks. Also every single car has winter tires on as its a legal requirement to change from summer to winter tires and visa versa.
We have all of that kit, and the tire laws, because we always get 2-4 months of snow EVERY winter. If local councils had dozens and dozens of snow plows sitting on their books for the odd snow flurry people would be up in arms.
I presume it is Stockholm somewhere in the USA?
I presume it is Stockholm somewhere in the USA?
I assume you'd prefer me to spell tires with a y. I hope I don't get put in jail by the spelling police.
and for driving a snow plow without a licenseI assume you'd prefer me to spell tires with a y. I hope I don't get put in jail by the spelling police.
I presume it is Stockholm somewhere in the USA?
Stockholm syndrome?
This is really worth listening to.
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A better 'dream' than I had once when the doctors went too far with the morphine, some would say not far enough!
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