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  1. Alfie Conn

    Alfie Conn Well-Known Member

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  2. Left on the Shelf

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    That doesn't make him a bad person! <laugh>
     
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  3. humanbeingincroydon

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    Although he was
    Don’t mess with those Brummies
     
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  5. littleDinosaurLuke

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    A word of advice when dealing with nuisance neighbours.
    Rush out of your house dressed as a plague doctor wearing a beaky mask.
    Works a treat. They don’t come back.
    Better if you arm yourself with frogs and leeches and threaten blood letting.
     
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  6. humanbeingincroydon

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    I prefer to turn up the volume of my Alexa, then request a little bit of Ministry...
     
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  7. vimhawk

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    Tonight's (8 December) jackpot on the EuroMillions is £201 million. £201 million!!!! That prize is *obscene*. No one person should be able to win that amount. Apparently it is the highest the jackpot has ever reached, but not the cap. The cap is £240 million (though that may be Euros) and I don't know what happens if it reaches the cap. £201 million is not a jackpot, that's the sort of money reported on the news as a government project (or waste, if you've been listening to the news today).

    The main point is that £201 million is not a life changing amount. (Unless of course you are already a fabulously rich sportsman taking Saudi money and claiming that it will be able to set up your family for life, when you already have.) £1 million is a life changing amount for most of us. So far better perhaps would have a £50 million cap and when it reaches that you make 50 millionaires. Or something like that. People with £1 million might also be more likely to spend their money on stuff that would benefit others.
     
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  8. Left on the Shelf

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    Totally agree
     
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  9. Dier Hard

    Dier Hard G'day mate!

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    I’d love to have £201m.

    The **** I’d do (waste) with it would be fantastic.

    Documentary worthy too, “the rise and huge fall of DH, from £201m lotto winner to broke bum in a year”.
     
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    Sounds like you would go with the George Best approach...he spent most of it on booze, smoking and women and squandered the rest.
     
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    Dier Hard G'day mate!

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    Pretty much, albeit less of the smoking for me, can’t stand it.

    I wouldn’t be entirely reckless, mind. I’d do a Brendan Grimshaw and buy a private island with the aim of expanding wildlife numbers…


    …. and to partly get away from people.
     
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    Why not ??

    I could do an immense amount of altruistic/commercial work with 200m quid
     
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    Epsteining ... ??
     
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    I'd use the bulk to buy Richarlison, Ndombele and Sessegnon out of their contracts and give the rest to @remembercolinlee to enjoy a quiet retirement free of piss socks.
     
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    Actor Andre Braugher has passed away after a short illness. He was 61.
    Most people will probably know him as Captain Holt from Brooklyn Nine-Nine.
    I first saw him as Detective Frank Pembleton in Homicide: Life on the Street in the early 90s.
    RIP.
     
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    He was very good in an excellent film called "Glory" about a black regiment during the US Civil War.
     
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    That was a very underrated film. Denzel Washington was excellent and won an Oscar, but you never see it on 'best of...' lists
     
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    As a young man, he played Detective Munch's Baltimore P.D. partner in an episode of Law & Order. Needless to say, he was excellent in it.

    RIP
     
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    Munch was played by Richard Belzer, who also passed away this year.
    The character is responsible for a lot of ludicrous crossover ****.
    The main one is that loads of US TV series are the product of an autistic child's imagination.
    That's down to the ****ing stupid ending of St. Elsewhere. A kid imagined it in a snow globe. <doh>

    The count is currently at over 400 shows, including Sesame Street.
    please log in to view this image

    <laugh>
     
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  20. humanbeingincroydon

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    Or, if you prefer
     
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